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How Color can Affect our Mood
How Color can Affect our Mood
Marines: The Few The Proud
Marine Boot Camp Walkthrough
A view of the Rio Norte campus from above
Improving Rio Norte
PBS Kids' Daniel Tiger
Childhood Shows: A Trip Down Memory Lane
U.S. Navy SEAL candidates participate in Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) training.
The Most Difficult Training Program in the World: Passing B.U.D.S.
Courtesy of Mrs. Prieto
Staff Spotlight – Mrs. Prieto
Courtesy of Hasandu Maddegoda
Student Spotlight: Hasandu Maddegoda
Rajanya in Europe last summer of 2023
Student Spotlight: Rajanya Konar
Courtesy of Rio Norte
Teacher Spotlight: Mrs. Bonilla
Mariana Perez
Student Spotlight: Mariana Perez
An image of Albert Einstein thinking.
Who Was Albert Einstein?
In the picture shown above it shows a delicious, fresh, and beautiful orange getting freshly squeezed.
Real vs. Fake Orange Juice Flavor
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Why is Social Media so Addicting?
A girl and a horse connecting.
The Powerful Impact of Horses on Mental and Physical Well-Being
"Alcatraz served as a military prison from the time of the Civil War until 1934, when it was converted to a civilian penitentiary. Although it operated for only three decades, The Rock remains fixed in the American psyche as the ultimate penal colony—thanks in part to Hollywood films such as the Clint Eastwood classic Escape from Alcatraz. The prison housed some of the country’s most notorious bad guys: Al Capone, George “Machine Gun” Kelly, and “Bird Man” Robert Stroud, a murderer who became an expert in ornithological diseases." (Visitca.com)
The Escape of Alcatraz
a studio shot of a hurling stick, ball, and helmet.
Hurling, have you heard of it?
The California State Flag Courtesy of State of California Capitol Museum (capitolmuseum.ca.gov)
Five Historical Tourist Destinations to Visit in California
"Alcatraz served as a military prison from the time of the Civil War until 1934, when it was converted to a civilian penitentiary. Although it operated for only three decades, The Rock remains fixed in the American psyche as the ultimate penal colony—thanks in part to Hollywood films such as the Clint Eastwood classic Escape from Alcatraz. The prison housed some of the country’s most notorious bad guys: Al Capone, George “Machine Gun” Kelly, and “Bird Man” Robert Stroud, a murderer who became an expert in ornithological diseases." (Visitca.com)
The Escape of Alcatraz
J.K. Rowling
Who is J.K. Rowling?
Nosferatu
The History of Horror Movies
Roblox: A Platform To Remember
Roblox: A Platform To Remember
6 Most Powerful Disney Villains
6 Most Powerful Disney Villains
A poster of Eminem sitting on a step.
Eminem’s Rise to Fame
Alfred Hitchcock
Alfred Hitchcock: The Master of Suspense
What is Criminology?
What is Criminology?
a studio shot of a hurling stick, ball, and helmet.
Hurling, have you heard of it?
A girl and a horse connecting.
The Powerful Impact of Horses on Mental and Physical Well-Being
Way of Wades 10 Cherry Blossoms.
Top 3 Best Shoes for Volleyball
The History of Andy Irons
The History of Andy Irons
Ron Francis holding a trophy when he was a part of the Caroline Hurricanes when they won the Cup final.
Top Three Best Hockey Centers of All Time
The California State Flag Courtesy of State of California Capitol Museum (capitolmuseum.ca.gov)
Five Historical Tourist Destinations to Visit in California
The Palisades Fire
The Palisades Fire
The picture above shows Raising Cane's delicious food menu.
Raising Cane’s Coming To Santa Clarita
The Mountasia Family Fun Center featured a race track that was enjoyed by many families over the years.
Mountasia: Gone, But Never Forgotten
New AI technology at the drive-thru at a Carl's Jr. location. Courtesy of The Republic/USA Today Network
AI Drive-Thrus?

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a studio shot of a hurling stick, ball, and helmet.

Hurling, have you heard of it?

Elliot Hagkull, Journalist, Norte News
May 9, 2025
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