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Eye of the Tiger

Roseville High School's independent student press

Eye of the Tiger

Roseville High School's independent student press

Eye of the Tiger

(VIKTORIA BARR/EYE OF THE TIGER)

KHUDYAKOV: Extra credit sets dangerous precedent

NICOLE KHUDYAKOV September 11, 2017

In my combined one and a quarter years of high school, and the infinite wisdom that I’ve come to inherit in spades as a result, I’ve come to learn this: extra credit is exactly like Tinder. Now,...

(JASMINE LUNAR/EYE OF THE TIGER)

RICHARDSON: Collab day, testing schedule changes unfair to students

NATHAN RICHARDSON September 11, 2017

At the beginning of the year, we as students, found out that four Tuesdays this year will end at 1:45 p.m, the traditional end time for Mondays, on weeks that we have Monday off for holidays. The time...

(JASMINE LUNAR/EYE OF THE TIGER)

WRIGHT: Sadie Hawkins dance adds variety for students

EMILY WRIGHT September 11, 2017

This year, Student Government announced that the Sadie Hawkins dance will return to Roseville High School, taking the place of all outdoor dances. While some students might mourn the loss of the outdoor...

(JASMINE LUNAR/EYE OF THE TIGER)

BENNETT: Transparency between admin, students expected

DANIELLE BENNETT September 11, 2017

I would begin with “Big Brother is Watching,” but I’m afraid that is far too cliché, and currently rings inaccurate, seeing as, at present, the recently installed security cameras cannot even claim...

BATEMAN: Homefield advantage in section final game unfair

BATEMAN: Homefield advantage in section final game unfair

JAMIE BATEMAN May 30, 2017

Before the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I playoff volleyball tournament even began, it was decided that Whitney High School would host the championship game. When announced, this upset people because the...

(SINO OULAD DAOUD/EYE OF THE TIGER)

EYE OF THE TIGER’S VIEW: Address priority period misuse to improve impact

EDITORIAL BOARD May 30, 2017

This year’s students’ ROAR experiences varied as they were the first to see the implementation of the intervention period. The period was designed to give an extra 30-minutes to students who need...

(SINO OULAD DAOUD/EYE OF THE TIGER)

MULLIGAN: Pranks harmless in contrast to past classes

JOHNNY MULLIGAN May 30, 2017

Two weeks ago the Class of 2017 planned a prank week where they would commit a new prank everyday. All of the pranks were designed to be harmless. We only got through two days before admin brought the...

(ZOE STEPHENS/EYE OF THE TIGER)

STEPHENS: VAPA Night grants deserved recognition

ZOE STEPHENS May 30, 2017

They get new workout equipment donated, they get rallies, they receive huge outpours of support from students and they benefit from general fanaticism. Sports – namely football – are a staple in any...

(SINO OULAD DAOUD/EYE OF THE TIGER)

EYE OF THE TIGER’S VIEW: E15M cut calls for more effective replacement

EDITORIAL BOARD May 8, 2017

While Roseville High School’s decision to cancel the Every 15 Minutes program seems counterintuitive at first glance, the program’s effects waned in recent years – its dismissal presents an opportunity...

(SINO OULAD DAOUD/EYE OF THE TIGER)

TAYLOR: Spring Sports Rally fails to recognize athletes’ work

DOM TAYLOR May 8, 2017

I would just like to start out by setting the record straight here and now: I do appreciate all that student government does to put on rallies for the school. I go to them, participate in them, and generally...

(SINO OULAD DAOUD/EYE OF THE TIGER)

MULLIGAN: Water conservation effort still relevant

JOHNNY MULLIGAN May 8, 2017

After the horrific drought that Roseville faced last year, you would think that, even after all the rain we got this winter, people would realize the importance of water conservation. Sadly, it doesn’t...

(VIKTORIA BARR/EYE OF THE TIGER)

ROSETTI: Addition of more tutoring options valuable for IM students

JACK ROSETTI May 8, 2017

As a former Integrated Math student, I can understand how strenuous and often confusing the classes can be. I often used to visit my teachers before school in order to fully understand what was happening...

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