Out With the Old, In With the New
Victoria Hitchcock and Mandy Huynh
September 6, 2018
Filed under Feature, Rider Chronicle, Top Stories
When the student body learned that they would be receiving chromebooks for classwork this year, their reactions varied widely. The news brought about feelings of excitement from some, and contempt for change from others. Some students, like senior Anna Razavi, are frustrated with new requirements to use a ...
New Club on the Block
Victoria Hitchcock, Section Editor
February 28, 2018
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
Movies often depict high school to be full of cliques. There are the jocks, the goths, the geeks, the preppy kids, and countless others. As ridiculous as they seem on screen, a less extreme version does tend to exist in real life, and this division can leave some kids feeling excluded. Everyone want...
A Different Perspective
Dei Seamans, Reporter
February 28, 2018
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
Imagine waking up tomorrow morning in France, surrounded by a culture that’s seemingly alien-like. Now imagine having to live there, with only the knowledge of the country gained through pop culture. For some students at Rider, that was their experience arriving in America for the first time. “It’...
To Make a Champion
Carson Lee, Editor-In-Chief
February 26, 2018
Filed under Feature, Sports, Top Stories
With the Olympics having wrapped up this past week, several young athletes have had the chance to represent their country, some of whom earned a medal. The youngest of these was 15-year-old Alina Zagitova in figure skating. From the U.S. 17-year-old Red Gerard won the gold in Men’s slopestyle. “Se...
In the Dugout and in Our Hearts
Tayler Jackson, Reporter
February 26, 2018
Filed under Feature, Featured Athlete, Featured Sports Story Carousel, Senior, Top Stories
Although she can’t take the field as a player, Savannah Dickson is getting used to her new role as the softball manager. During the 2017 season, she was in an accident on her way to an out of town tournament. However, it hasn’t stopped her from being involved. With her years of experience an...
A Dream for Coaching
Amaya Spearman, Reporter
January 26, 2018
Filed under Feature, Sports, Top Stories
After fifteen years, a familiar face is returning to the soccer field at Rider High School. While he was a leader as a player, now he is the leader as the new boys head coach. “Everyone has their dream job, but this is what I've always wanted to do,” Head Coach Dustin Holly said. Since wi...
Ready or Not
Victoria Hitchcock, Section Editor
January 22, 2018
Filed under Feature, Rider Chronicle, Senior, Top Stories
First semester ends, the countdown begins. Graduation is only four months away, and talk of graduating brings about nervous, yet excited conversations of what is to come. However, senior Muzzamil Nadeem feels more than ready for college. Nadeem plans on attending University of North Texas or Midwestern St...
A Note Above the Rest
Carson Lee, Editor-In-Chief
January 22, 2018
Filed under Feature, Rider Chronicle, Top Stories
The anticipation had risen, it was time to see if he would measure up. He had spent the last eight months preparing for this moment, and it all came down to this one audition. Then it was a waiting game. After auditioning earlier in the day, Junior Austin Taack sat among some of the best high school...
The Next Chapter
Chris Greenwood, Copy Editor
January 2, 2018
Filed under Feature
Following the start of the new school year, Sydney Stockton, Librarian sets out to revamp the library at Rider High School. It’s all a part of her 10 year plan. While some of the books are from when the school opened in 1961 and have literary value, Stockton said they aren’t being touched. In...
Without Words
Carson Lee, Editor-in-Chief
January 2, 2018
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
She wakes up at 5:50. She leaves the house at 6:30. It’s a daily one hour and two-minute commute to Rider High School from her house in Graham, but this is just one of the “should be” challenging aspects of her day. Sophomore Jackie Anaya is deaf. When she was a toddler, her parents became aware...
“Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself”
Dei Seamans, Reporter
December 4, 2017
Filed under Feature
Since its release to the theaters on Sept. 8, 2017, the film adaptation of Stephen King’s “IT” has earned over $500-million at the box office, ending the 44-year reign of “The Exorcist” as the highest grossing horror film of all time. There’s something about well-made horror flicks that dr...
Creating Worlds from Nothing
Dei Seamans, Reporter
December 4, 2017
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
National Novel Writing Month, known throughout the Internet as NaNoWriMo, is an online event that lasts all of November. Participants attempt to write a 50,000 word novel by 11:59 p.m. on Nov. 30. December through February are known as the “Now What?” months, in which the writers can take the time t...
