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Feature Photo by: Eric Carlos Perez - Eric Huynh poses for a picture. Heres my story.

I am proud to be an introvert

Eric Huynh, Opinion Editor
June 7, 2020
Mrs. Gasior holds up a handmade sign for the student video made by teachers during quarantine.

Female Teacher of the Year: Mrs. Gasior

Lily Eberly, AME Editor
May 29, 2020
Carhart and his two kids poses for a picture in a field.

Male Teacher of the Year: Coach Carhart

Ruth Kussa, Review Staff
May 29, 2020
(From left to right, from top to bottom) Avani Houston, Nyera West, Kristabelle Dutton, and Kevin Jenkins poses for a picture.

Generation Next

Madison Moon, Mercedes Capozzolo, Joslyn Bowman, Valeria Acosta, Review Staff
May 29, 2020
The Fourteener Fund Founders pose for a group photo. Pictured from left to right: Andy Stockinger, Do Park, Nathaniel Bradley III, Bruce Ahn, Nick Koeppen, and Sean Downs. This friend group has started a non-profit organization to help Rangeview seniors called The Fourteener Fund.

The Sam’s Club #3 promo-chaser, The Vegas Crew, and the non-profit founder: The Fourteener Fund

Eric Huynh and Irl Paulalengan
May 5, 2020
Feature Photo by: Ulises Perez - The African American and Hispanic culture are displayed in Rangeview. Rangeview is a school with a very diverse number of students of different cultures. Through March 2nd to March 6th, Rangeview had Diversity week celebrating the cultures of Rangeview students and raising awareness for inclusivity and the unified program in the school. Diversity week celebrates the variety of ethnicities and cultures that attend the halls of Rangeview High School.

Opinion: The importance of diversity in school

Ulises Perez, Opinion Reporter
March 10, 2020
Feature Photo by: Melanie Aguirre - Two students hug each other after school before walking to practice.

Opinion: High School Sweethearts or Doomed Relationships?

Melanie Aguirre, Opinion Reporter
March 6, 2020
Feature Photo by: Madison Moon - A students phone displays their social media folder, including Instagram and Snapchat. People are constantly using social media to the point where they dont realize the psychological damage they go through.

The Damages of Social Media

Madison Moon, Opinion Reporter
March 5, 2020
Feature Photo by: Joslyn Bowman - A picture of the schools lockdown procedures is plastered on the “College Board” outside of the CCC. These procedures can’t be easily found around the school and are only talked about on the first day of school.

Opinion: If we’re not going to keep guns out of the hands of citizens, we need to keep our students educated

Joslyn Bowman, Opinion Reporter
March 4, 2020
Feature Photo by: Eric Huynh - My ballot recently came in the mail, waiting to be used for voting. To all eligible voters in Colorado, they were mailed in the beginning of February.

Opinion: Asian Americans are politically inconspicuous

Eric Huynh, Opinion Editor
February 27, 2020
Feature Photo by: Ulises Perez - Math is one of the required classes for graduation. As it is a class that has some usefulness in adulthood, there are many more topics that can teach us more about adulthood and how to live as an adult.

Opinion: Teach us about adulthood

Ulises Perez, Opinion Reporter
February 26, 2020
A campaign poster displays, Dont Forget to Vote.

Election Preview: Student Body Treasurers and Historians

Dylan Tressider and Ruth Kussa, News Reporters
February 20, 2020
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