The Ridge Review

The Student News Site of Mountain Ridge High School | Glendale, Arizona

The Student News Site of Mountain Ridge High School | Glendale, Arizona

The Ridge Review

The Student News Site of Mountain Ridge High School | Glendale, Arizona

The Ridge Review

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“How to Make Mac ‘N’ Cheese Without Waking Anyone Up at 3 A.M.”

“How to Make Mac ‘N’ Cheese Without Waking Anyone Up at 3 A.M.”

October 26, 2020

Mac ‘n’ cheese is one of the best late night meals, but the issue is, it tends to be quite loud. All the rattling of the pots, pouring of the noodles, and the boiling water burning on the stove is just not a good combination.    If you...

How to Survive High School (According to the Movies)

How to Survive High School (According to the Movies)

Molly Bomar, Journalist October 26, 2020

We all have seen those classic high school movies with all their teenage wisdom and expertise. The characters seem to know all: the best fashion choices, what clubs to join, who to be friends with, and what new phrases we should add to our vocabulary....

Binging at Babbo

Binging at Babbo

“Some Insider Tips For Dining-In at the Popular Local Restaurant.”
Aden Schulze-Miller, Editor in Chief October 22, 2020

I worked for Babbo Italian Eatery off of 67th for nearly eight months, and it was one of the strangest experiences of my life.    It was my first job, and while I wasn’t sure what to expect, I never thought that I’d be surrounded by the...

Senior Year

Senior Year

Kelsey Nahodil, Editor October 20, 2020

Senior year is here and looking back at all the adventures and activities that have happened throughout my years of high school, it has been a crazy three years so far. I remember back in freshman year thinking about spending four years here and how it...

Is Sugar Free Really The Better Option?

Is Sugar Free Really The Better Option?

Alexa McClain, Journalist October 20, 2020

Fake sugars are being placed in drinks in order to label products “Sugar free”, but these substitutes are leading to mental health issues in their consumers, according to behavioral health professionals.   The stomach sends messages to...

Among the Apocalypse

Among the Apocalypse

Benjamin Jensen, Journalist October 20, 2020

The atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki brought upon a new age, known as the atomic age. This also bought upon a new kind of fear, the fear of complete atomic annihilation. However, there have been hundreds of incidents where the world has...

Eddie van Halen Performing in AZ in 2015.

Hail to the King (of Shred)

“Discussing Eddie Van Halen’s Death and His Legacy.”
Aden Schulze-Miller, Editor in Chief October 15, 2020

Guitar legend and Van Halen founder Edward “Eddie” van Halen passed away on the sixth of October after an arduous battle with cancer.    The guitarist and inventor’s passing was confirmed by his son Wolfgang who played with his father...

Not Having Social Interaction

Not Having Social Interaction

Kelsey Nahodil, Editor October 14, 2020

Social interaction, something we all grew up having in school. In school people do group projects, presentations, and have seating partners. Now with the new way of being in school we have to stay away from everyone, try not to talk to many people, or...

Walter Cronkite sits and smokes a pipe at the CBS news desk with Don Hewitt in the background.

Freeing the Freelancer

“The Current Crisis Surrounding Our Country’s First Amendment / The Wretched Pangs of Dread Suffered by The Modern Journalist.”
Aden Schulze-Miller, Editor in Chief October 12, 2020

The United States Bill of Rights, which comprises the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution was ratified the 15th of December, 1791. Out of all ten, it’s usually the first addition that’s not only the most referenced but also the most actively...

Volleyball During the COVID Outbreak

Volleyball During the COVID Outbreak

Kelsey Nahodil, Editor October 2, 2020

Being a volleyball coach, it has been a struggle getting back into volleyball with COVID-19 still going around. Having all these girls in a close space and not being able to wear a mask while they play or even coaching since nobody can hear a thing you...

COVID After Six Months

COVID After Six Months

Kelsey Nahodil, Editor October 2, 2020

Corona Virus has been up in the air for the last six months and much has changed people's opinion and views these last few months. At the beginning nobody thought it would get as bad as it did and it started setting in that this would be going for a while...

A Letter for Success in School

A Letter for Success in School

Ava Padelford, Journalist September 30, 2020

Dear Mountain Ridge Students,   Don’t give up. You’ve made it this far! Keep pushing yourself. You are going to get through this year whether you put in the work or not. Time will fly. You may be wishing for this year to be over, or for...