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Westenburg starts radio show
April 16, 2020
Clark Mack, Staff Reporter
Senior Ashton Westenburg has a radio show on 97.7 FM, KWNK. “It’s a volunteer radio station in Reno, which means that anyone can do it,” Westenburg said. “Anyone can have a show and so I just signed up and they called me.” For the show, Westenburg does a DJ set of surf rock songs then talks...
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We The People still competing, competition format adjusted to online
April 14, 2020
Josie Ruyak, Opinion Editor
At Reno High, a selective group of students display their passion for the United States Constitution by joining the We The People program. In the past, Reno High has been known for placing in the State and National competitions. Unfortunately due to the coronavirus pandemic, schools have been shut down...
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Huskies stay involved through virtual spirit week

Gannyn Dunn, Junior Editor

May 4, 2020

Through the “Huskie Heroes” virtual spirit week, leadership brought the normal traditions of dress-up-days and activities to students at home. From April 20 through April 24, students were encouraged to participate each...

Briggs and Ernst join forces as new leadership advisors

Marisa Sandoval, Staff Reporter

May 4, 2020

The leadership class is starting the upcoming school year full of change with two new advisors. Two of Reno High’s teachers who have stretched their influence across speech and debate, English, journalism and yearbook are...

Students practice dance through zoom

Reilly Ng, Staff Reporter

April 27, 2020

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, businesses, schools and sports have been affected. However, some sports teams and clubs have found ways to practice without being in person. Zoom has become a very popular way of meeting online...

Students help community by making masks

Clark Mack, Staff Reporter

April 17, 2020

Panic and fear has been struck in the hearts of humanity because of the virus, but some members of the community are helping fight the good fight by making and donating medical masks to hospitals. Junior Mia Tolles is...

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Sports

Boys basketball falls short at Winterfest

Liam Hayward, Junior Editor | April 17, 2020

Compared to their athletic success three week prior against Reed, boys' varsity basketball was unable to keep up at Reed’s Winterfest game on Friday. The Huskies were off to a rough start in the first quarter. Reed was very aggressive in their offense and managed to make the easy baskets, which added up quickly. At the end of the first quarter, Reno was down 7-20. By the time it was halftime,...

Wrestling team prepares for end of season

Kochia Krum, Staff Reporter | April 16, 2020

The JV Wrestling team has had 18 wins and 4 losses this season, with regionals coming up. Their season is off to a good start. The team does not just train on the mat but also goes on runs to get their bodies in shape. “We work out and work hard doing it,” freshmen Christopher Kosturos said. The team also trains with partners, to help their partners get in shape for Regionals. “I...

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Entertainment

Twenty One Pilots deviates from usual sound

Tyler Hofmann, Staff Reporter | April 27, 2020

To combat the inevitable panic of quarantine, the two piece band Twenty One Pilots dropped a new single titled ”Level of Concern” early morning of April 9. The spontaneous pop hit is the first since November 2018 to replace Panic! At The Disco’s leading song “High Hopes,” now sitting No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Rock Songs chart. “Level of Concern” is the first song to be released...

What I Tried: Sandoval Family Recipes

Marisa Sandoval, Staff Reporter | April 27, 2020

The smells of New Mexico whirled through the air as red chilli was stirred on the stove and garlic was being chopped. Cooking has always been a fun part of my whole family getting together. There is never a Sandoval meal without a little spice, especially when green chilli is in season. As I snooped around my kitchen, I came across my family cookbook written by my great-grandmother. It is filled...

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