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My final rant [you’re welcome]

May 16, 2018

Alright nerds, listen up. This letter marks my second-to-last chance to spew my hippie nonsense, and boy do I have stuff to say. The world in which we find ourselves provides a special mix of circumstances for which no one can plan. I le...

Building plans modified for safety concerns

April 23, 2018

Students travel to Ethiopia to provide medical services to underprivileged communities

Mikey Kahoe, Staff Reporter

March 22, 2018

In the clinic things are hectic. Outside, hundreds of Ethiopians wait hours for the American doctors to see them. Some even try to sneak in. A man, who looks much different than everyone else, walks in. He has tree man syndrom...

RMS MATHCOUNTS counts up awards

Mark Yankovitz

March 22, 2018

The MATHCOUNTS team at Revere Middle School dominated the rankings across multiple categories at a competition in February, including multiple students advancing to the upcoming state competition. Five Revere students finished in the...

Women’s basketball team plays at the Q

February 12, 2018

The women’s Varsity basketball team took the opportunity to play at Quicken Loans Arena on the same court as many famous basketball players. The girls faced Massillon Jackson at 3:30 pm on January 26. They left to get food, then...

Swim alumni return for special meet

Amanda Nelson, Opinion Editor, Special Feature Editor

February 12, 2018

Revere alumni traveled back home to participate in a special swim meet with current Revere swimmers over the winter break. Ten Revere alumni, including 2017 graduates Joci Scott, Emily Parish and Clayton Fink, participated in t...

Organized students can fulfill resolutions

February 12, 2018

Athletes at risk for concussions and injuries

January 3, 2018

Historical inaccuracies skew vision of Thanksgiving

January 3, 2018

Black Friday overshadows holiday season

Staff Editorial

January 3, 2018

When people think of Black Friday, they often picture the animalistic consumerism pictured on the news. Adults fighting over flatscreen televisions could almost be comical if it were not for the injuries people often sustain from ...