Nunn relates to students overcoming learning disabilities
December 12, 2016
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Two years ago Riki Nunn entered Roseville High School facing usual first-year transition struggles, while also combating both dyslexia and audio displacement. Dyslexia, also known as reading disorder, is characterized by trouble with reading and writing despite normal intelligence, and it’s someth...
Student aims high, despite illness
November 7, 2016
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Roseville High School senior Kate Takahashi has been traveling to what seems like an uncountable amount of doctor’s appointments since the ending of her sophomore year. This is due to an undiagnosed illness that has caused her to miss nine weeks of school last year. Although Takahashi’s calendar...
Bennett fulfills childhood dream at Folsom Zoo
November 7, 2016
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Roseville High School senior Thalia Bennett was presented with the opportunity to intern at the Folsom Zoo Sanctuary. She began working at the zoo this past July, and plans on being a part of the zoo until June of this upcoming year. According to Bennett, she has felt a love for animals since a youn...
HUMANS OF RHS: Nancy Rash
November 7, 2016
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Campus monitor and bus driver Nancy Rash has been working at Roseville High School since 2008. Though supervising students every day is her job, she simultaneously wants to be a symbol of comfort and security for RHS students. Nancy currently copes with the heavy weight of her father’s illness and...
Junior perseveres through Lupus struggle
JACK ROSETTI
November 7, 2016
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Lupus, an autoimmune disease, affects five million people worldwide, one of which that goes to Roseville High School. When she was 10 years old, doctors told junior Bianca Lara that she has Lupus. “I didn’t really know what it was,” Lara said. “I got really sick for two months; my han...
Coleman gives back through Red Cross
CLAIRE OERTLEY and VICTORIA WILKINSON
November 7, 2016
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Roseville High School government teacher Jon Coleman has put a lot of his time outside of school into various activities that, according to Coleman, give him a greater sense of purpose in his community. “I think working in the community is important because there’s always something that happens...
Benard makes her debut
November 7, 2016
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The Debutante Ball is a special debut for young girls who have reached the age of maturity and adulthood, to come out into society in a debut for family and friends. Senior Demauria Benard recently entered the 53rd group of Debutantes of the Sacramento AKA’s, October 22. Benard’s grandmother was...
Eighth-grade student cultivates interest in high school math
October 25, 2016
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On an average school day, eighth grader Natalie Aang is excused a little early from her CCIM2 math class before rushing to the front of the school to make it in time for her second period at Buljan Middle School. “I think [my peers] assume by my size and my face that I’m not a freshman,” Nat...
HUMANS OF RHS: Abbigale Gordon
October 25, 2016
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Senior Abbigale Gordon was born in Jamaica and moved to America at age six in order to have a chance for a better life. Before coming to RHS, Gordon lived in the diverse city of Philadelphia.She finds solace in the Black Student Union and hopes to run her own business someday. "I was born in Jamaica....
Seniors revive Student Organization for Animal Rights
October 24, 2016
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Seniors Isabelle Bautista and Jordan Eaton revived the SOAR club, the Student Organization for Animal Rights, which was discontinued in the 2014-15 school year with then Mr. Brink. The new iteration met for the first time during lunch yesterday. The club’s goal is to advocate for animal rights a...
Students rally in wake of Ortiz’s accident
October 24, 2016
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Looking to support senior Oakmont High School student Julian Ortiz in the wake of a life threatening accident, RHS’ leadership class held a movie night and donated all the proceeds to Ortiz’s GoFundMe account. The night of Oakmont’s homecoming dance, Ortiz got into a near fatal car accident...
Senior twins saddle up
October 24, 2016
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Senior twins Olivia Clouser and Alexis Clouser have devoted their time and found a passion in taking care of horses as a part of the Barn Kid Program led by Brandi Reinert and Steven Des Jardins at Moonrock ranch in Roseville for the past six years. The program is designed to teach kids horse responsibilities in ...
