The Student News Site of Richard Montgomery High School

The Tide

The Student News Site of Richard Montgomery High School

The Tide

The Student News Site of Richard Montgomery High School

The Tide

Ms. Fry’s first period TOK 2 class poses with the 242 cans they brought in on Nov. 10, the last day of the SGA’s canned food drive.
Fliakas, Fry tie in canned food drive, serving community
Zack Lam, Features Writer • November 28, 2023

Throughout early November, Richard Montgomery held its annual canned food drive, in...

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Exploring Chandrayaan 3
November 28, 2023
Each Nobel Prize winner receives a medal, a personal diploma, and a cash prize.
Six Nobel Prizes awarded to this years honorees
Dhriti Katepalli, News Writer • November 27, 2023

Every year, six Nobel Prizes are awarded to honorees who have made a significant impact in one of six categories. These include, physiology or medicine, physics, economic sciences (also known as the Sveriges Riksbank Prize),...

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France bed bug infestation prompts widespread media response
Anjara Ratsirarson, News Writer • November 20, 2023

In early October, bed bugs began crawling across French homes and public transportation. Reports started to surface on social media during Paris Fashion Week when multiple videos of bugs crawling in public transit vehicles...

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Halloween is customarily celebrated with trick or treating along with the buying of candy and costumes.
Halloween is rooted in candy, capitalism
Mouna Dantata, Opinions Writer • November 15, 2023

Halloween, a holiday known for its costumes, candy and spooky decorations, has evolved significantly from its ancient Celtic roots. As it transformed into a commercialized extravaganza celebrated worldwide,...

Disney has held a strong hold over the film industry for decades.
Disney's downfall attributed to cancel culture
Aditi Iyer, Opinions Writer • November 8, 2023

When imagining Disney, joy likely immediately floods one’s mind. Beautiful memories of the pure days of childhood can be reminisced upon, with iconic films, shows and characters that instilled happiness,...

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Ms. Fry’s first period TOK 2 class poses with the 242 cans they brought in on Nov. 10, the last day of the SGA’s canned food drive.
Fliakas, Fry tie in canned food drive, serving community
Zack Lam, Features Writer • November 28, 2023

Throughout early November, Richard Montgomery held its annual canned food drive, in which students donate food cans to the Manna Food Center through their first-period classes....

Pumpkin pie is a classic dish on the Thanksgiving table.
Students dish on their favorite fall recipes
Callie Gutmann, Features Writer • November 21, 2023

From the months of September to November, daylight becomes shorter and leaves begin to turn from their vibrant green colors to reds, oranges and browns. The air gets chillier,...

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Karaoke club meets Thursdays in the auditorium during lunch.
Debuting this year, Karaoke Club begins on a high note
November 16, 2023
Bewitched broke records as the biggest jazz debut album on Spotify and earned 5.7 millions streams on release.
'Bewitched' casts a spell on listeners
November 9, 2023
Wonka and Aquaman fans seek a deal to end the strike so that the entire cast can attend the premieres.
Writers', Actors' union strikes shake entertainment industry
November 2, 2023
Many RM students bake to get into the Halloween spirit.
Fang stirs up spooky Halloween snacks
October 27, 2023
Junior Mckinley Heaven runs towards the ball to score a goal.
Athletes commit to college
November 17, 2023
Junior Kylen Tow (right) and senior Tillman Peters (left) race towards the finish line at the 2022 County Championships.
Cross country races towards state championships
November 10, 2023
Senior Cabell Faulkner gears up to hit the ball in hops of getting a hole-in-one.
RM golf gears up for success
November 3, 2023
The newly-introduced IB Sports Exercise and Health Science aims to equip students with knowledge to pursue athletic training and medical careers.
Athletes embrace new IB Sports Exercise and Health Science class
October 27, 2023
Many students and teachers still face barriers as accommodations are not yet in place to aid the disabled.
Disability injustice limits opportunities
November 9, 2023
Seniors Anupa Wanigasekara and Brooklyn Mukaratirwa hope to spread the South Asian cricket culture to RM students and hold games in the future.
Cricket arrives at RM; sparks large interest
November 2, 2023
Symbols of the LGBTQ+ community can be seen in many classrooms to promote inclusivity and acceptance.
Teachers strive to promote classroom inclusivity
October 26, 2023
Affirmative action sparked diversity in college admissions and granted additional opportunities to students.
End of affirmative action raises major questions
October 12, 2023
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