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Not my dog, this is a screenshot of someone else's dog that I used for a family tree assignment this morning in Spanish class.

The T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas

Tom Brady throwing the ball.

[Photo] Tom Brady retires

Gustavo Crawford, Journalist
The Disneyland Castle

[Photo] Get Ready For Grad Night!

Violet Flanagan, Co Editor-In-Chief
The Chinese Balloon in U.S. Airspace

[Photo] “Spy” Balloons- What They Mean For The U.S.

Violet Flanagan, Editor-In-Chief
Health class teaches students about the human body

[Photo] Health Sciences: Shadow’s New CTE Program

Violet Flanagan, Editor-In-Chief
Barbara Walters- World Famous Journalist

[Photo] The World of Barbara Walters

Violet Flanagan, Co-Editor in Chief
A digitally reconstructed image of Joseph Augustus Zarelli

A sketch of the actual Joseph Zarelli

Swift at her 32nd birthday party last year

Swift celebrating her 30th birthday with a giant cake

Taylor celebrating her birthday in the studio with Jack Antonoff this year

Taylor Swift at the Nashville Songwriter Awards

Taylor Swift's Era's Tour Poster

A family with their gifts during a previous year's toy drive

[Photo] Annual Toy Giveaway December 17th

Violet Flanagan, Editor In-Chief
The Ice Rink at The Cosmopolitan

[Photo] Home For The Holidays

Violet Flanagan, Editor In-Chief
Aria's Winter Wonderland Display

Aria's Winter Wonderland Display

The Rock Rink

The Bellagio Conservatory

The Bellagio Conservatory

The Bellagio Conservatory

The Rock Rink

Ethel M. Chocolate Factory

Glittering Lights

Ethel M. Chocolate Factory

Glittering Lights

Glittering Lights

Glittering Lights

Vote this weekend!

[Photo] All About Midterm Elections

Violet Flanagan, Editor-In-Chief
Rihanna attending the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Premiere

[Photo] Rihanna’s New Release: “Lift Me Up”

Violet Flanagan, Editor In Chief
Social Media has a lot of influence over high schoolers- and sometimes, that's a good thing!

[Photo] Social Media at The Ridge

Violet Flanagan, Co-Editor In Chief
More people protesting the bill

CEO of Disney standing against the law

Protesters of the "don't say gay" bill

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signing the bill

Protests in Florida after the bill was passed into law

UFO (unidentified flying object)

[Photo] The First UFO Hearing in Half of a Century

Violet Flanagan, Features Editor
Sneak Peak of Derry Girls’ Third Season

[Photo] Derry Girls’ Third and Final Season

Violet Flanagan, Features Editor
A frame from the third season

Protesters in Nevada

[Photo] Will Roe V. Wade Be Overturned?

Violet Flanagan, Features Editor
The ACT: The American College Test

[Photo] The Top ACT Scorers at Shadow Ridge

Violet Flanagan, Features Editor
Women's History Month

[Photo] Women’s History Month

Violet Flanagan, Features Editor
The new Robert Pattinson Bat-Suit lookin good.

[Photo] Huge Anticipation for the Caped Crusader

Spencer Corbett, Broadcast Journalim Editor
New Grading Policy

[Photo] Students Say “No” to New Grading System

Violet Flanagan, Features Editor
The mountains behind the school

Russell-Westbrook-19

[Photo] The No-time for Showtime Lakers

Spencer Corbett, Broadcast Editor
Clark County School Bus

[Photo] New Dismissal Times In 2022

Violet Flanagan, Features Editor
Betty White (1922-2021)

[Photo] Saying Goodbye to Betty White

Violet Flanagan, Features Editor
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Grades should not take precedence over mental or physical health, but here are some coping strategies for students that are struggling with maintaining both.

Friendship is an important part of staying healthy, and peer relationships at school help to maintain grades.

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Communicating with teachers rather than struggling in silence makes life a lot easier.

Sleep plays a big factor in high schoolers' academic success and mental health.

Students finding a club, sport, or school activity that genuinely matters to them gives them the incentive to go to school.

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When students find out what they're interested in outside of school, they're more successful in school.

How teenagers can do well at school without sacrificing their mental health

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A student at CSN

[Photo] The Best of Both Worlds: Dual Credit

Violet Flanagan, Features Editor
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Stranger Things Season 4 Poster

[Photo] Shows and Movies Coming to Netflix this Summer

Violet Flanagan, Journalist
Campers wearing masks at a picnic table

Ricky and Nini in the first episode of the second season

[Photo] A New Wildcat Production

Elisa Esparza Dorantes, Journalist
The brain-gut connection

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