The voice of Highlands Ranch High School
What started as a Tik Tok trend responding to things that older people tend to say to younger people, has turned into a raging debate between people from 18-65 years old according to Vox. Is it the start of an intergenerational war? Or are we really just going through the track of rebelling against... Continue Reading →
In Colorado, “one in six young people have seriously considered suicide, with almost half of gay, lesbian and bisexual youth considering suicide,” according to CPR news. There are a lot of different factors that play into the stressors of students’ lives. One of the factors is school and the stressors it brings along... Continue Reading →
Finals are something that every class is required to give and every student is required to take. In the past, finals have been half days in order for students to be able to go home and study, and teachers to start grading. However, this year the schedule has changed. In the 2019 school year,... Continue Reading →
Cat and mouse, hide and seek, clue, whodunnit- name any mystery game and “Knives out” will relate to it. “Knives Out” is about Harlan Thrombey (Christopher Plummer) who is a successful mystery writer who died on his 85th birthday. His housekeeper Fran (Edi Patterson) finds him and everybody is told that... Continue Reading →
Even after six years, the hype is still there and the anticipated wait is over. A seemingly endless supply of merchandise makes it appear that items have never left the shelves since the first movie came out, and this sure is hard to miss. Since the release of the first Frozen movie, the... Continue Reading →
Effective speeches require time and practice, both of which are utilized in HR’s own speech and debate team, run by head coach Brent Oberg. Every Wednesday after school, a group of 20 or so students meet in room 1370 where they begin to prepare for upcoming tournaments. It’s run routinely to give the... Continue Reading →
The boys golf season ended with a major success, with the varsity team making it into the state championship, and Tarek Salem, senior, placing 2nd place overall. But even though the season is over, that doesn’t mean that the successes are also at an end. Jon Cushing, art teacher and head coach for... Continue Reading →
It is getting closer and closer to Christmas everyday, and you might be wondering what could potentially be some gifts to give out to your friends and family for this year’s Christmas. Here’s five of the best gifts to give out that could make anyone happy. One of the best gifts to give... Continue Reading →
With the season winding down and a tenth place performance at state, the team looks to finish off strong at nationals in February 6-10. Seniors Alyssa Miller and Reilly Forshey recap on what their final season was like. When asked how the team felt going into the state competition, Forshey said, “I think... Continue Reading →
