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Kordell Borges displays his senior project at Open House with all the other seniors.

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Tuesday, May 21, 2013

College bound class of 2013

College of Southern Idaho
Amenah Al Juboori Juana Aguilar Tonya Alaniz Dallas Armstrong Edgardo Ayala Sara Basham Kyle Baum Silvester Begic Kendall Blackwood Kordell Borges Andrew Breland Jenifer Brewer Normandi Brecht Charles Bridges Holly Bridges Sara Burke Bruce Busch Emilee Butcher Mirea Cantu Samra Ramovic Coralia Coral Mustafa Cosic Matthew Deaton Luis Delgado Kalise Dudley Austin Evans Emiko Freeman Edsel Garcia Kylie Gibson Carlos Guzman Tanisha Haggan Valaine Hoadley Aarika Hoot Edina Hukic Alyda Jagerman Anthony John Armin Kadric Justice Kay Tianna Korsen Sarah Llamas Sanjaya Majhi Eva Magana Nikolina Marcetic Anthony Masic Bryanna Naranjo Phillip Nielson Austin Nixon Destinie Nowland Azia Nutting Mikayla OConnor Taylor Owen Anthony Pasquale Nickolas Perius Jacob Quaintence Edgar Ramirez Sikuzani Rehema Roberto Rios Jose Rivera Alec Rodriquez Blaze Requa Traeger Ruhter Jesus Ruiz Sabina Sabic Damian Schmidt Damian Sonneland Robert Stearns Abbigail Stevens Megan Thompson Latisha Tornabeni Erika Trevizo Ashok Upreti Cassidy Weatherford Jessica Wilson Hendrik Wohlgemuth Carolyn Wynn

Top Story

Volume 4, Issue 6

The Class of 2013s last year of high school is now over. Read up on Sarah Pak and Azia Nuttings remembrance of their years.

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Summer hangouts
BY BAYLEY SHIRLEY
Sta Writer

Idaho State University

Ciarra Anderson Cody Gates Samantha Jackson Italie Kelley Carlina Lutz Kerim Muftic Leslimar Partida Hunter Pollard Payton Rojas Armin Smajovic Sabre Stearns Jenna Tuttle Carrie Clifford

The College of Idaho

Hanna Kern

George Fox University

Veronica Fustos

Georgia State University

Hunter Sagers

Mission Bound
Tara Hope Mitchel Nielson Andy Powlus

Madison Stewart

Lewis-Clark State College

WyoTech
Brandan Greco

Blue Mountain Community College

Keri Schwarz

United States Army

Christian Williams

Art Institutes University of Idaho

James Andrus Courtney Bertoni Henley Blick Heaven Marsh Autumn Myers Carmen Perez Jessica Renaldi Nerissa Schmechel Kiefer Starks Zoe Strauss Cade Summers Tanyon Wood

Tyler Anderson Ashley Casey Nathan Collins Eduardo Marin Julie White

Southern Utah University

Jordan Haviland Gissell Martinez Justice Straub

Seton Hall University

United States Navy Oregon State University

Curry Kirk Amber Callen John Cron Arizona Dodd Alex LeBlanc Kayla Slusher

Arizona State University

Sarah Pak Heavenlee Walker

Kylee Wallis

University of Texas at Arlington

Utah State Univeristy

Megan Mayo Kayla Lee

Boise State University

Bailey Barton Jenna Clark Wesley Gates Kendell Gardner Katie Higley Allyssa Hernandez Jordon Huber Jose Lagunas Shelaine Moreno Aaron ODell Ana Pelayo Hoang Potthoff

University of Utah
Jakeb Barnes

University of Oregon
Sabryna Schmidt

United States National Guard

Michaela Phillips

University of North Dakota Big Bend Community College

Kennedy Bell Brinley Miller Kaleb Price Emma Stephens Darian Lutz

Jacob Newton

Whitworth University United States Marine Corps

Ismael Andrade Robert Cuellar Chris Mendivil

University of Kentucky
Zerina Mehic

University of Washington
Zachary Schultz

Brigham Young University, Idaho

Eastern Oregon University

Aaron Burton

Kylee Barker Shanise Biggers Kendall Hall Audrey Jensen McKenna Thompson

University of Montana
Levi Munson

Police Academy Brigham Young University

McKay Beard Levi Metcalf Suvanna Webb

Long Beach City College

Leo Campos

University of Great Falls College of Western Idaho

Senada Kadric Victoria Jones Raven Oesterlein

Beauty School
Rosalina Ayala Desiree Galindo

University of Miami
Karen Feng

Goodluck to the graduating Class of 2013. The Riverhawk Review wishes each and every graduate a bright and successful future!

Every 15 Minutes at CRHS

BY K CEY COLLINS
Sta Writer

At the end of every school year, some seniors of Canyon Ridge experience death. Every 15 Minutes hit our school on April 24, 2013, and left a long lasting effect on everyone here, especially the 2013 seniors. Every 15 minutes is a program that shows how drunk driving can and does affect everyone. In the event, someone is selected in their class every 15 minutes and killed due to a drunk driving incident. The obituary made by the students parents is read by Officer Triner to the class and then the student leaves. Afterwards the dead student is given a black robe and their face is done with make-up to make them

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look like a skeleton. They still attend class with their friends throughout the day, but they are not allowed to speak unless its to another dead person or to a teacher. This helps to make the event more serious, as if someones friend actually died, they wouldnt be able to still talk to them in class. This program was made in order to inform students of what drunk driving can do to friends and also show what it would be like without them. It is no secret that some students drink despite that they are not of age. Teenagers sometimes feel that all of their choices are smart ones, when they may not be. It is very important that students learn about how real drunk driving is. A lot of people think It wont affect me but

it can. It affects everyone as friends, family, and classmates of students can be affected by this. Canyon Ridge also got a presentation from the fire and police departments as well as paramedics at the end of the day. The presentation was on how they deal with a drunk driving incidents. Seniors as well as parents got to see the presentation in the Canyon Ridge high school parking lot. Sixteen students were chosen to help with the presentation and also die in the process. Teens really need to pay attention on drunk driving, since it seems to be the leading cause of death in teen drivers. With 15.1 percent of all males 12 and older to drive under the influence and 7.9 percent of

all females 12 and older to drive under the influence, it may seem very unlikely for your friend to be a part of the accident but this percentage is over the entire world. And one third of all convicted drunk drivers are repeated offenders. Remember what the Idaho Department of Transportation says about driving drunk, Drive sober, or get pulled over. And if someone plans on driving at any time; summer, winter, night, or even day, and they have been drinking, either find a ride from somebody sober or wait until they have sobered up themselves, remember only time can sober a person up, not exercising, coffee, nor a cold shower will work.

Photo by K.Cey Collins

Photo by K.Cey Collins

Ismael Andrade rushes to the front of the car to check on Carli Lutz after a fake fatal crash during 15 minutes

A firefighter rushes to the front of a truck to extinguish the fire caused by this accident.

Photo by Cody Cunningham

Photo by K.Cey Collins

Firefighters along with paramedics place the injured senior, Veronica Fustos, on a stretcher.

As Carli Lutz lays through the cars front windshield, paramedics attend to her.

Anyone who is everyone is excited when theyre released from the prison we call school. However, once out of school, many have nothing to do. So theyre summers are endless days of boredom and many visits to the public pool. So what is there better to do? Well, in actuality, Twin Falls and its surrounding communities have an abundance of activities that are perfect for summer fun. Around Twin Falls are great quantities of activities to do during the summer season. There are so many different places to swim in the Magic Valley area. Thousand Springs in Hagermen is a very popular location for friends who want to swim, but dont want to swim at the city pool on a hot summer day. The city pool is the typical smalltown public swimming hole and it can get beyond crazy during those long, hot summer days. Other than the occasional public pool at the YMCA in Twin Falls, out in Hagerman country is Miracle Hot Springs. Most teens tend to visit this natural hot spring at night with a throng of friends. There is of course the occasional birthday celebration where teens will rent out the large domes to stay the night and enjoy the summer nights. Another favorite is the Grand-Vu drive-in. However, its been said that Grand-Vu might just be closing its gates and shutting down this particular drive-in. The best food hangout of the summer is definitely Arctic Circle. Its like school lunch all over again at Arctic Circle. Students gather here for great lunch and the ever favorite fifty cent soft served ice cream cones. And yet, Arctic Circle isnt the only favorite summertime food hangout. Other popular places are Taco Bell, where students love to gather and share a fast-mexican style meal, and the new Chik-fil-A, the place where most of our students currently work. Although, Twins popular fast-food joints still arent the most favored summer hangout. Dierkes Lake (and Bass Lake) is the most popular place to hang during the summer. Students from all Twin Falls county schools attend this particular spot for one reason only: cool water! Dierkes Lake is a lake where students meet with friends to swim and enjoy the sun by the water. The most daring people trek out to the cliffs to free fall into the cool water of the lake; as well as being very reckless. The summer season is approximately three total months long for the students of Twin Falls so if schedules are open and plans are undecided, these handouts are the place to be for some fun in the sun. index
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Inside

sports:

track team

A&e:

summer music

Check out all the photos of the track team on the sports photo bar! page 11

Looking for something to do in the summer? Check out the details of the Mayhem Festival and Warped Tour. page 07