Junior Kevin Tolotti keeps passion for golf and basketball, working on skills for future seasons
Marisa Sandoval, Staff Reporter
May 4, 2020
A passion for being outdoors and playing golf is not something that can be stolen from junior Kevin Tolotti even during a world pandemic. Most of Tolotti’s life revolves around playing golf. This would have been his first year playing Varsity golf, but has been on the course his entire life. Tolotti...
Corona-Diaries: A Week in a Newspaper Staff’s Life
Kochia Krum, Staff Reporter
May 4, 2020
Friday April 17: Today I completed all my school work and I was excited that it was Friday! I watched the movie “Go Carts” on Netflix with my family which was really funny. I also made a chocolate mug cake for the first time today. It tasted great. Saturday April 18: I got to sleep in today b...
Basketball a priority for Adia Walker, works on skills on and off the court
Kochia Krum, Staff Reporter
May 4, 2020
Even with life on hold, basketball is still a priority for Freshmen Adia Walker. Walker has been playing basketball ever since she started in second grade just for fun. “I just started and never stopped,” Walker said. Walker made the Varsity team this year as a freshman. This was something she was wo...
Mirczak keeps busy at home
Madison Freeman, Staff Reporter
May 4, 2020
Math Teacher April Mirczak is not only learning new ways of teaching, but also teaching her students the importance of socializing. Mirczak, on average, taught 185 students every day before quarantine, but now she is adapting her classroom to the current circumstances. “Not being able to see anyone in person re...
Ochs continues supporting students, keeping in touch
Gannyn Dunn, Junior Editor
May 4, 2020
Through these difficult times that all students and staff are facing, teachers like Matthew Ochs take the extra step to make their students feel a little normal. With Zoom calls, Reminds and “Monday Morning Howdys,” AP U.S. History teacher Ochs keeps in touch with his students daily. “I s...
Oxborrow makes the best of quarantine
Liam Hayward, Junior Editor
April 27, 2020
After news that the Washoe County school district is keeping schools closed for the rest of the year, many students are sad and disappointed. Seniors are missing out on a proper graduation ceremony, and sports and activities are cancelled. Although we are still technically in school, as we are distance l...
Hulse continues soccer career virtually
Madison Freeman, Staff Reporter
April 27, 2020
There is nothing, not even self-isolation, that can stop freshman Carli Hulse from pursuing her passion of soccer. Hulse has had a connection with soccer since the age of five, and said ever since she has loved the sport. Even though Hulse can’t keep practicing with her fellow teammates, she keeps...
Clark finds community at Reno High
Maggie Arden, Editor in Chief
April 17, 2020
Freshmen Isabelle Clark has taken the adjustment to high school in stride, and has set out to become involved within the school to enjoy the experience. Clark is involved with track, and said she loves running and enjoys being on the RHS team. Not only is she involved in this aspect, but she enjo...
Stott forms “long-distance” band, explores music interest
Tyler Hofmann, Staff Reporter
April 17, 2020
Whether six feet apart or an entire state apart, sophomore Ella Stott and her close friend Max Lee have decided to form a band in hopes to further their music careers, taking up new instruments to learn and teach each other as they go. The band’s name is currently undecided, but the title “Brain...
Doyle continuing to pursue journalism and cheer
Josie Ruyak, Opinion Editor
April 17, 2020
Senior Alyssa Doyle throughout her high school career has been nothing but involved to say the least; she participated in Varsity Cheerleading, Leadership and is the Co-Editor in Chief for the ReWaNe Yearbook. Senior year for Doyle was very special and bittersweet and now with her reflecting back on...
Corona-Diaries: A Week in a Newspaper Staff’s Life
Marisa Sandoval, Staff Reporter
April 17, 2020
April 10- I have taken this time to really catch up on sleep. There is not a morning I am up before nine. To no one's surprise as a teenager, I go to bed way too late. I try to get outside for at least an hour every day. Today I did my favorite hike, Cross Peak, with my dog Charley. The best way for m...
Medal takes on leadership role, expands horizons
Maggie Arden, Editor in Chief
April 17, 2020
Senior Gavin Medal has his hands full with a number of impressive activities. From Leadership to Future Business Leaders of America, and even a medical internship last semester, Medal does it all. As Northern Region Vice President for FBLA, and his position encompases 11 high schools. He oversees the...
