Why February feels so long
February is the shortest month of the year, and yet it often feels like the longest. By the time February arrives, the momentum of the New Years has worn off. …
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February is the shortest month of the year, and yet it often feels like the longest. By the time February arrives, the momentum of the New Years has worn off. …
Why February feels so long Read More
I was sitting in Durham’s City Hall on a Monday night in October, next to my friend and club founder Milo Graber, when the city council voted on the tenant …
Senior column: Nico Jordan Read More
A major renovation project will postpone Riverside’s fall play to January. Construction began in Riverside’s theater and auditorium in October and will continue for several months. The renovations are funded …
Theater construction delays fall play to January Read More
Set in Kansas, and the magical world of Oz, Riverside’s Andrew Crabtree Stage brought the Wizard of Oz to life on April 18-20. I had watched The Wizard of Oz …
The Wizard of Oz Stays True to its Original Production Read More
Charlotte Hayes (‘99) has fond memories of Riverside’s darkroom. Attached to the photography classroom, it’s where students use chemicals to develop the film from old-fashioned cameras and print their pictures. …
Alumni Spotlight: Charlotte Hayes Read More
Once a Pirate, always a Pirate. For so many different reasons, Bertha Mena keeps returning to Riverside Mena dropped out of Riverside due to an unexpected pregnancy. She came back …
Alumni Spotlight: Bertha Mena Read More
On Friday, March 1st, Riverside high schools orchestra, band, and chorus collaborated on an event named “Music In Our Schools Month Concert” (MIOSM). This event educates students about the importance …
Music in our schools month concert Read More
Frank Hayes started as a substitute at Riverside close to a decade ago, and now he has finally achieved his dream of becoming an English teacher. “I came here honestly, …
Teacher Profiles: Frank Hayes Read More
Grace Farley wanted her marine biology students to interact with real organisms rather than pictures, so she decided to start the Fish Club. Farley has taught at Riverside for four …
Fish Club brings marine science to Riverside Read More
After noticing issues in theater production, senior Eloise Wescott decided to create a new role for herself. She created the role of Student Technical Director because the stage manager was …
Student Profiles – Eloise Wescott Read More