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NEW SECURITY CAMERAS: GOOD OR BAD? by Danielle Grobmeier
In our society, we remain under the constant watch of unseen sources. Video surveillance has become a modern method of maintaining safety, security, and justice in public areas. Recently, Red Mountain obtained a set of video cameras that have been strategically placed around campus.
TAILGATE TAKE A TRIP TO ATLANTIS by Taylor Houts
Besides showing school spirit by working hard and getting rewarding grades, the members of National Honor Society (NHS) sponsor Tailgate, which consists of games and activities prior to the Homecoming football game. This event is held on October 23 at 5 p.m. in the back parking lot by the ROTC buildings.
BEST BUDDIES EXTRAVAGANZA by Lorraine Longhi
On Friday, Sept. 18, Best Buddies and the performing arts department joined together to host the Best Buddies Extravaganza. Best Buddies has been a part of Red Mountain almost as long as the school has been open, but this is the first time they have collaborated with the Art department to put together an event.
TOUCHING DOWN ON VICTORY by Shelby Lewis
What better way to start off the 2009 varsity football season than with a wake-up call from Channel 3’s Tess Rafols. Students from Red Mountain showed their spirit by rallying back and forth with Westwood students on Good Morning Arizona on September 4, 2009. Of all the high schools in the state, Red Mountain was picked to be on the TV show.
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY RUNS AWAY WITH GOLD by Shelby Madson
As a new school year begins, students look to make new friends, new goals and new memories. The boys on the cross country team already have a head start. Aside from running many miles every day and getting into shape, they are setting new goals for themselves to grow and improve as runners. With a young team and two seniors leading the way, the team is ready to give it their all and help Red Mountain stand out in the new region.