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By Millie George, Staff Writer River Hills football team kicked off in support of Breast Cancer Awareness month with a “Pink Out Game” on October 24th. The Hawks, sporting pink-lettered jerseys, won against the Marriotts Ridge Mustangs 35-6. “It was fun to see everything all pinked out, and it was for a good cause!” said…
By Layla Abukhdeir, Staff Writer If there’s one teacher who seems to be everywhere at once, it’s River Hill Spanish Teacher, Señora Souidi. This year, she is sponsoring an astounding nineteen student clubs, more than any other teacher in the school. From Model UN to Active Minds to the Hispanic Hawks, her classroom is a…
By Robert Ortiz, Staff Writer As the World Series concludes, with the Dodgers beating the Blue Jays, RHHS Baseball players have described how their initial predictions played out, along with their conflicting thoughts as the Series unfolded. The Dodgers entered the Series hot after a 4 – 0 sweep over the Milwaukee Brewers, while the…
By Adam Hawthorne, Staff Writer The River Hill football team brought energy and emotion as the Hawks had their senior night against Marriotts Ridge in one of the most anticipated games of the season. Last Friday the team and fans not only celebrated the seniors, but also continued the Hawk’s five game winning streak with…
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By Jonathan Sager, Staff Writer As the 2025-2026 school year begins at River Hill, many clubs and organizations are starting the challenging recruitment process. Card Colosseum, River Hill’s newest card club, is one of many student organizations looking to bring in new members. The club serves as a community for RHHS students to come together…
By Layla Abukhdeir, Staff Writer When four River Hill High School students signed up for HOSA’s Medical Innovation competition, none of them had much experience with coding, engineering or electrical design. But that didn’t stop them from building a fully functioning arthritis detection device, and becoming national finalists in the process. HOSA, Health Occupations Students…
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By Millie George, Staff Writer A club at River Hill High School provides the opportunity for students to weave compassion into blankets for youth in challenging circumstances. The Linus Project club, led by Eliza Buchman, creates blankets in hopes of having an impact on children who are ill, have been through hardship, or just need…
By Robert Ortiz, Staff Writer As the opening month of the school year comes to a close, honor societies at River Hill are seeking new members. These groups, from the National Honor Society (NHS) for overall academics, to Rho Kappa for social studies, are pursuing students with academic achievements and an interest in leadership opportunities….