Destiny Stewart, Staff Reporter
January 6, 2017
Filed under Features, Opinion
The New Year is quickly nearing, and the holiday season is already in full effect. Some people have already started reevaluating their life decisions. Well, now is the time to sit and make a list of notable resolutions that are easy to stick to.
“The biggest new year resolution for 2017 is to procrastinate less and be more productive with my time,” senior Jada Simmons said.
A New Year’s resolution is a tradition, in which a person makes a promise to do an act of self improvement or something slightly nice, such as opening doors for people beginning after the new year. Resolutions can be hard to stick to, but having a partner may keep you consistent with the improvement(s) you want to make.
When people think about the new year, they think of a fresh start, and how they can...
Destiny Stewart, Staff Reporter
November 16, 2016
Filed under Opinion, School
I stopped three of my peers in the hallway and asked about their personal views of the recent presidential election.
Q: Who do you think should’ve won the election and why?
A: Personally I think Hillary Clinton should’ve won, but since the odds weren’t in her favor I can only respect the overall vote results, and hope he does great things for our country. -senior Martise Zorn
Q: What is your reaction to the results from the election?
A: I don’t care for politics, but I’m not as frantic as everyone else because the President doesn’t have as much power as people think he does, he mainly has checks and balances. -junior Brennan Coles
Q: How do you feel about America’s newest president-elect?
A: I feel like the President-elect Donald Trump isn’t the best person t...
January 4, 2016
When you think about the world nowadays, there are a lot of things that help people out and make everyone happy. But when you think about the world’s people there are not many that would come to mind. No one is good at being nice anymore and not a lot of people have the right mindset to do good things and treat people equally. Social experiments are used more and more, with channels on Youtube dedicated just for them.
They give you an insight of how random people everywhere treat others and we can witness it. After the attack on Paris, a social experiment was performed...
November 20, 2015
Four years of high school can be a chaotic experience for a lot of students. There are tests to study for, homework to finish, and, along with this, many students want to be involved by joining sports or clubs. At RHS, there is a large variety of clubs and sports that the students can join, but these clubs and sports require a lot out of their members, which could lead to a lot of stress for these students, since they have to worry about their school work as well.
There are some students who have been able to try different ways of balancing sports, clubs, and school...
Marquesha Lynn, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2015
Filed under Opinion, Pictures
Dust off your notebooks, typewriters and keyboards all you prospective writers, because National Writing Month is in full swing. National Writing Month (or NaNoWriMo ) is a chance for authors both young and old from around the world to challenge and showcase their craft for prizes and publicity.
Founded by Chris Baty in 1999, the goal of NaNoWriMo is to write a novel of at least 50,000 words by Nov 30. Why such an arbitrary number? Because it has been proven that while 50,000 is an intimidating number, it is not by any means an impossible goal, for those who are passionate...
Morgan Barbet, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2015
Filed under Opinion, Pictures
All holidays come with an opportunity to get creative with decorations and food choices, but Thanksgiving can be particularly exciting because it typically includes a traditional meal with foods that we all know and love.
Some families choose to put a clever twist on their dessert and create cupcakes that actually look like the Thanksgiving meal. Believe it or not, it is fairly easy to decorate cupcakes individually to look like mashed potatoes, pies, cooked vegetables, and even stuffed turkeys. Why not post pictures of adorable cupcake creations on Twitter?
Mashed...
Fatimah Odeh, Staff Reporter
November 17, 2015
Filed under Opinion, Pictures, Showcase
My name is Fatimah Odeh, and I am a 17 year old senior here at RHS. I was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, and moved to Michigan my sophomore year of high school. New York is diverse and full of different people. Throughout my entire school career, I have been on various teams: basketball, soccer, volleyball, and track. I have competed in spoken word poetry, and karate tournaments. Moving to Roseville has been an interesting experience. I was very excited to attend this high school, even though I quickly learned that there weren’t many other students that were like...
Amber Weller, Staff Reporter
October 29, 2015
Filed under ET, Opinion
As Halloween approaches, the debate rages about whether the oldies remain the best or whether their newer counterparts have surpassed them. Many students here at RHS voiced their opinions about their favorite horror movies.
It seems that support is split down the middle. The most important thing this horror movie season is finding the best one that sends chills down your spine and makes your heart race....
October 15, 2015
It is officially fall. We commemorate our old friend, summer, and parade into the new season, fall. As much as the sun warmed us this summer, it is now time for day-time savings and other fall related activities. Even though some loathe seeing school start and summer end, there are a couple good reasons to look forward to the new season.
Pumpkin spice
Okay, this may be a little stereotypical, but pumpkin spice. If you ever walked into a coffee shop in fall, you have probably already smelled this heavenly creation. It is absolutely everywhere! Even though some ...
May 9, 2015
The NFL’s Detroit Lions are a historic, or lack-thereof, franchise with no championship appearance since the 1950s. This means that since the NFL renamed its title game, The Super Bowl, the Lions have never even made a cameo. Fast forward to the new decade of the 2010s and the supposed new age for football in Detroit, where the Lions made it to their first playoff game since Barry Sanders was in uniform. They had ten wins in 2011 when just three years prior, they had none. Despite making it, they got destroyed by the recent champion, New Orleans Saints. For the next two...
Troy Frank, Sports Editor
April 30, 2015
Filed under Opinion
There are a total of 25 superhero movies between May 2015 and Dec. 2020 that will show everyone how great it is to be a comic book nerd. For starters, there is a little film you may have heard of called Avengers: Age of Ultron. Many are predicting this movie to bank over 200 million dollars in its opening much like its predecessor, The Avengers (2012). Why? Because Marvel Studios, which produces this film and others related to it like Iron Man (2008) and Thor (2011), has a track record of making good movies for all audiences.
If you are a movie fan or comic book nerd, you should be super excited, no pun intended, for the upcoming Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. DC Comics and Warner Brothers have followed in Marvel’s footsteps and have launched their own “Cinematic Universe” in which ...
Kayla Harvey, Copy Editor
April 30, 2015
Filed under Opinion, Pictures
*MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS*
Bates Motel was intended to be a prequel to the 1960 film, Psycho by Alfred Hitchcock, which was based off Robert Bloch’s book in 1959. Anyone who is familiar with this movie or book will have a real insight of how Norman is portrayed in this series, and anyone who is not will still get goose bumps from this look in on this unusual boy’s life.
Bates Motel is a thriller and drama TV series aired on A&E Monday nights at 9 p.m. The series is currently on season three, with the other two seasons on demand and on Netflix. We take a look in...
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