Deep, Dark, Dastardly: The Dark Web and its Origins
Elena Horton, Reporter
March 25, 2019
Filed under News, Student Life
“It wasn’t going to be a box of flowers,” said two men involved in a bomb plot. Michael James Young Jr., a 31 year old inmate who is currently serving a 50 year prison sentence, attempted to assassinate his ex-wife by ordering a bomb via the dark web on February, 28th, 2019. &n...
Overcoming injuries
March 25, 2019
Filed under Sports, Student Life
An athlete's body is their whole career, some rely on legs more, others arms, and for most athletes, it's both. So when an athlete gets injured, it can seem like the whole world is beginning to crumble at their feet, and in some cases, this might be the truth, but getting help as soon as they can to...
Top five songs of 2019
Kailynn Shaw, Co-Editor
March 21, 2019
Filed under Showcase, Student Life
Music is a universal language, it doesn't matter if the person is rapping or singing or speaking in a different language, it's just how the artists make you feel with their music. The past three months of 2019 there have been lots of new artists and songs coming out, so here are the top five songs that,...
Heart Hemorrhage: American Consumers and Valentine’s Day
Elena Horton, Reporter
February 20, 2019
Filed under News, Student Life
The American economy loves holidays. Valentine's day seems to be one of the more expensive ones though. However, as of recently, there's been a decrease in people who've chosen to participate in the holiday. Compared to a decade ago, at 60%, only 51% of consumers expect to treat their sweethearts or themselves to valentine's day treats, according t...
Genres and authors to peak your interest
Ellena Aimes, Reporter
February 19, 2019
Filed under Arts, Opinion, Student Life
Reading is a fundamental task that can't really be avoided. People read texts from friends, read menus to restaurants and even read questions to homework assignments. However, high school students don't read novels much, because reading for fun isn't something that sounds appealing to the average tee...
Netflix with northeast: Coming Home Week
Kailynn Shaw, Co-Editor
February 18, 2019
Filed under Sports, Student Life
With winter sports ending and spring sports coming quickly, Richland Northeast has a tradition of a week of showing spirit for our school and support for our winter sports teams. At the end of the week, there is a faculty-student basketball game to raise money and awareness for cancer treatments and...
Power moves: Spider-man: Into the Spiderverse Review
Elena Horton, Reporter
February 11, 2019
Filed under Opinion, Student Life
Everyone and their cousin knows who spider-man is by now. A web-slinging, do it all dynamo, but no one knows about his extended universe. Into the Spider-verse explores the extended world of the Spider-verse that Stan-lee created long, long ago. Into the Spider-verse is an action style animation which...
Clear Bag Policy
Elena Hortan, Editor in Chief
November 20, 2018
Filed under Academics, News, Sports, Student Life
Richland School District Two is implementing a “Clear Bag” entry procedure for to all winter varsity sporting events to take effect at the beginning of the regular season. This proactive measure is part of the districts efforts to continue to improve and advance safety and security measures. Th...
Donuts not brains- Zombie Coffee & Donuts
Ellena Aimes, Reporter
November 13, 2018
Filed under News, Student Life
You may know of Krispy Kreme, Dunkin Donuts or even Duck Donuts, but a new cafe has opened up in the downtown Columbia area called Zombie Coffee and Donuts, A cafe that was founded in Georgia but is relatively new to Columbia. "Zombie is actually hands-on," Malaysia Tyler, shift manager said, "It'...
RNE-TV Live wins national award
Kailynn Shaw, Co-Editor in Chief
November 12, 2018
Filed under Showcase, Student Life
Last week, on Nov 1 to Nov 4, seven students and two advisers went to Chicago for the annual National High School Journalism Convention. This convention is a worldwide event where teachers and students in the Journalism field, go and learn more or teach more about their publication. The students had...
Home Sweet Home
Kevin Mueller, Reporter
November 12, 2018
Filed under Sports, Student Life
August 24th held special meaning for the Richland Northeast football team as it hosted a home game on campus for the first time in two years against the Riverbluff Alligators and celebrated the 25th anniversary of being the 1993 State Champions. Players and coaches alike felt “amazing” playing on t...
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