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The Ridge Review

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

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On Its Last Legs

On Its Last Legs

“A brief commentary on whether or not the COVID-19 virus will finally kill the SAT.”
Aden Schulze-Miller, Editor in Chief October 8, 2020

With all of the instate (AZ) universities being ‘test-blind’ towards admission testing this year due to the COVID-19 outbreak, students all across the country are wondering whether or not, out of equity alone, the virus will finally destroy College...

How Much is ‘Too Many’?

How Much is ‘Too Many’?

Aden Schulze-Miller, Editor in Chief September 30, 2020

1? 10? 100? 1,000?   How many of Ridge’s students, and how much of the staff need to be exposed to COVID-19 before we decide to send our returning Ridge students back to the online learning format?    The number of  COVID-19...

The Flaws of 2020

The Flaws of 2020

Aileen Resendiz May 11, 2020

Do you remember how in 2012, everybody was convinced humanity was going to come to its end? There was even a movie released called ​2012, ​that was all about how the world was going to end that year (granted, it’s only got a 39% on Rotten Tomatoes)....

Coronavirus Vs Bleach

Coronavirus Vs Bleach

Who Will Win?
Aileen Resendiz April 25, 2020

When most Americans first heard of Coronavirus, it was a little alarming, but didn’t seem to be too big of a deal. It was a breakout of a new disease in Wuhan, China, from what we thought was a woman eating a bat. Shouldn’t be too much of an issue...

Sleep is for the STRONG

Sleep is for the STRONG

Ava Padelford March 12, 2020

The stars are shining bright in the sky, while the crickets begin to sing their lullaby. “Finally,” you think to yourself as you look out of the window. It’s everyone’s favorite part of the day. The time where you get to lay in peace. Your bed...

A Two-Man Race

A Two-Man Race

Devyn Marie March 12, 2020

Super Tuesday, or the Primary Elections took place on March 3rd for the American Samoa territory, Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, and Virginia.    For...

Tasty Toxins

Tasty Toxins

Makayla Bast February 24, 2020

Before sunrise, you wake up and make yourself an overflowing bowl of cereal with just enough milk to avoid the texture of sogginess. After running late for school, you settle for buying lunch there. When you are done waiting in an endless line come lunchtime,...

The Struggle of School Sports

The Struggle of School Sports

Kelsey Nahodil February 21, 2020

School sports can be the most exciting and fun time for many students who enjoy representing their school team. Sports like football, volleyball, and soccer are cut sports, meaning not everyone will be able to make the team in a season. This can be a...

Bring Back Books

Bring Back Books

“Read As to Why You Should Keep on Reading.”
Aden Schulze-Miller February 17, 2020

If only for a moment, I’m going to revisit Emma Padelford’s iconic piece that was published all the way back in April of 2018, in which she made us admit to some of the habits and common quirks of life that the majority of us are prone to; I have...

They’re Teachers, Not Parents

They’re Teachers, Not Parents

Emma Padelford February 17, 2020

One of the most difficult jobs of a teacher can be dealing with parents and their certain expectations. In many cases, parents become frustrated with their child’s educator when they realize that their son or daughter is falling behind in school, are...

Are Age Restrictions Actually Effective?

Are Age Restrictions Actually Effective?

Aileen Resendiz and Madison Morse January 30, 2020

Recently Congress has passed a new law raising the legal age to buy tobacco products to 21 instead of 18. The intention is to reduce youth tobacco use. If teenagers are really addicted like they say they are, is a law going to stop them from what they...

Raising the Minimum Wage: Beneficial or Not?

Raising the Minimum Wage: Beneficial or Not?

Emma Padelford January 29, 2020

As of 2020, the minimum wage for Arizona increased from $11 per hour to $12. As a working student, this announcement greatly excited me. However, as I began to hear other working students around me discuss the new increase in their personal salaries,...

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