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The Tide
The Tides editors-in-chief have not reflected the diversity of the student body.

The Tide’s staff must reflect the students it serves

Samantha Wu, Ella Koenig, and Avery Wang
May 11, 2023
Editor in-chief Delaney Crawley distributes the first print edition of The Tide at a table on Main Street. Students dressed in Halloween costumes read the paper. Its good that we live in a school environment where so many people are reading it, said junior Maya Rayamurthi, Its really significant that the circulation is so good, I feel like almost everybody has a copy. After two weeks of online layout design and formatting, a thousand print copies were distributed to students and staff across the building.

Photo of the Day: the Tide returns to print after 20 months

Samantha Wu, News Editor
November 2, 2021
Who are the writers behind RMs The Tide?

Who are the writers behind RM’s The Tide?

Sydney Weiss and Natalie Weger
March 14, 2021
A prominent issue during the 2020 election, it is time American healthcare be made universal.

An American absurdity: a healthcare system that makes you pay with your life

Jennifer Lin, Opinions Writer
February 27, 2021
The International Baccalaureate program at Richard Montgomery is the perfect interdisciplinary magnet for all students.

In a county full of excellent magnets, why Richard Montgomery’s IB program?

Bence Szego, Opinions Writer
February 18, 2021
The unprecedented 2021 college application process has been a tumultuous journey for seniors.

From the eyes of a senior: COVID-19 has shown me what the college application process should look like

Kyla Baker, Opinions Writer
January 20, 2021
The 2019 Aladdin live action by Disney was criticized for misrepresentations of Asian and Arab cultures.

Viewers have had enough of live-actions that fail to recapture the magic of originals

Kara Venditti, Opinions Writer
January 6, 2021

B&G: Should students be required to turn their cameras on during Zoom classes?

December 30, 2020
Due to COVID-19, many changes have been made to the participation of extracurricular activities, including clubs, sports and volunteer opportunities.

Providing a means for the most intrinsic social interactions, cameras should be required during Zoom classes

Lydia Yeh, Opinions Writer
December 30, 2020
Breakout rooms have been the most challenging aspect of online learning to overcome.

Exposing students during the most stressful times, Zoom cameras should not be required

Helina Tamiru, Opinions Writer
December 30, 2020
After a revival early this summer, the Black Lives Matter movement has once again fallen in popularity as those not affected lose interest.

Black Lives Matter is not just some trendy post to add to your timeline

Daniella Mehlek-Dawveed, Opinions Writer
November 28, 2020
The world must not stand by as the Chinese government wrongfully interns millions of Uighur Muslims.

If the world does not hold China accountable, a second Holocaust could be part of history

Upaasna Yadav and Kyson Taylor
November 26, 2020
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