Whether you’re a freshly blooming freshman or a battle-scarred senior, there’s no denying that the 900 buildings prove to be the foundation of almost everyone’s schedule. After all, essential (and...
I’m writing this with two cups of piping hot tea sitting next to me, straight from the place that cares more about students than anywhere else — The Wellness Center.
Small to say, I love the...
Last school year, the club members of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) met for the first time that school year to discuss their plans for the club. Tensions ran high as they realized that their...
When the RJUHSD School Board proposed the graduation venue move to the Placer Valley Event Center, they offered a biased pro/con list which included pros such as extra tickets and air conditioning. Although...
Graduation is a huge accomplishment in this part of our lives. It is the first big step that leads us out into the real world. However, I feel as though a lot of people have been forgetting the intrinsic...
As we prepare for this year’s Multicultural Day, it is important to keep in mind that not all students fit into the same box. Over the last few years we have seen a greater representation of minorities...
ROAR period is a great opportunity to catch up on some work, study for an upcoming test, or catch a 30 minute nap. However, it has strict guidelines that make it difficult to enjoy for people who have...
The sun is shining. The birds are chirping. It’s a beautiful day. And I’m locked in a pasty testing room with a broken AC, my eyes burning, my mind whirling from convoluted test questions.
I’m tired....
May 29, 2020. The conditioned breeze drifts by the black gowns of this year’s seniors, another generation ready to take a step into real life. There’s wind outside the building, but it’s not the...
For 107 years, Roseville has taken pride in its wonderful and honorable traditions that give the school its character and uniqueness. But this year, after 107 years of being at a school which honors tradition,...
