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A sophomore student is seen doing work in his honors English class. Some students can feel overwhelmed or stressed due to a high level of honors classes and a pressure to succeed. (Dylan Tressider)

American Education is way Behind; A Deep Dive

Dylan Tressider, News Reporter
March 11, 2020
Coronavirus or nCoV is a new type of coronavirus recently found in the city of Wuhan in China’s Hubei Province. This dangerous SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) is relatively new, but very contagious and deadly. (Cambridge Mask Co)

The New Virus on the Block: Coronavirus

Dylan Tressider, News Reporter
February 4, 2020
The United States Selective Service System is the name given to the United States Draft. The Draft is a system of conscription where boys can be drafted into military service in times of major conflict. (Image edited in Photoshop by Dylan Tressider. Original photos used: American Flag , SSS Seal)

How the Draft Works and if you Should be Worried 

Dylan Tressider, Review Staff
January 24, 2020
Feature Photo by Dylan Tressider - Jewelry was a fan favorite at the fair. It was beautifully lit on the Senior side of the large gym. Taking up a good portion of the wall, the jewelry certainly caught the eye of those at the fair. (Dylan Tressider)

Rangeview Craft Fair

Dylan Tressider, Review Staff
December 5, 2019
Feature Photo by: Dylan Tressider - The American flag in front of RHS. The American flag is often seen as a symbol of freedom for oppressed people around the world.

A Constitutional Battle in Aurora’s Backyard

Dylan Tressider, News Reporter
November 13, 2019
Juul is a popular brand of e-cigarette. Behind it is a much larger vape mod, capable of holding much more of the nicotine-filled juice. (Dylan Tressider)

Vaping: A Dangerous and New Epidemic

Dylan Tressider, Review Staff
October 1, 2019
A PlayStation controller feels so familiar in the hands of most students. Many are familiar with video games, and the violence that many of them contain. (Dylan Tressider)

Beyond the Pixels: Do Violent Video Games Cause Real Life Violence?

Dylan Tressider, Review Staff
September 6, 2019
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