By Lauren Shin, Staff Writer The third quarter has officially come to an end, marking the start of the last few months left in this school year. With refreshed mindsets, students are hoping to end the year strong with good grades and finals. Students have mixed feelings when reflecting on the third quarter. Was this…
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You’re Going to Love Love from A to Z!
By Claire Fagan, staff writer Love from A to Z by S.K. Ali is one of those stories that feels like it could almost be real. Ali is Indian-Canadian and a practicing Muslim who aims to highlight Muslim life within literature. Love from A to Z, Ali’s second novel, fits the realistic fiction, romance, and…
Don’t You Wish You Were Reading The House in the Cerulean Sea?
By Riley Gonzales, Staff Writer The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune is a heartwarming story of discovering love and acceptance in a fantasy setting. The book was published in 2020, the second-most recent of Klune’s works. The House in the Cerulean Sea is one of the novelist’s many young adult and adult…
Book Review: Firefly Lane
By Sunny Jain, Staff Writer “I can’t remember the last time a book haunted me this much. Long after I turned the last page, I shed tears for the love, laughter, heartache, and loyalty tenderly depicted in Firefly Lane.” — Danielle Marshall, Powell’s Books This all holds true, but only up to a certain point….
Christmas Starbucks Menu: A Surprising Gift or Straight Coal?
By Salma Zaghari, Staff Writer The long-awaited winter-themed Starbucks menu has finally opened its doors, with the abundance of peppermint and cacao leading the way. Starbucks has only been River Hill’s favorite spot to chill, study and relax since forever. This year’s menu beverages include Peppermint Mocha, Chestnut Praline, and much more. Imagine this cold…
2021 Holiday Gift Guide
By Molly Gray, Staff Writer With Christmas just around the corner, people are becoming antsy picking out Christmas gifts for their loved ones. This year there is no need to stress; I have come up with a list of gifts that anyone will love this holiday season. Whether you’re looking for a gift for a…
Seniors Top Colleges
By: Sicily Houk, Co-Editor in Chief River Hill seniors have previously gone through the process of submitting their stressful, yet important college applications. One of the regular decision deadlines has recently passed, and seniors are waiting for the day they will hear back from their dream college. Almost every student has their idea of a…
Students Look Back on 2021
By Claire Fagan, staff writer With the ongoing COVID pandemic and continuous shifts from virtual to in-person learning during the dynamic year that was 2021, River Hill students have adapted very quickly. Now that we are nearing the end of the year, students are reflecting back on the past twelve months. When January began, the…
Need Input on Electives to take?
By Kathryn Roth, staff writer Here at River Hill, there is a wide range of classes and electives that students can pick and choose from around this time of year since course requests for next year open on December 20th. For electives, students get a choice of some awesome classes they can take to fit…
Triangulating River Hill Square
By: Sicily Houk (Co-Editor in Chief), Claire Fagan (Staff Writer), Riley Gonzales (Staff Writer) and Salma Zaghari (Staff Writer) Podcast: Play in new window | Download