SPORTS
October 28, 2004 | Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
From the day he took over the Redondo girls' volleyball program, Coach Tommy Chaffins set the bar high. Challenging for a Southern Section championship was openly discussed. Competing for a state title was worth dreaming about. Winning a Bay League crown and, along the way, defeating Manhattan Beach Mira Costa, well, those may be the toughest tasks of all. "It's definitely up there in terms of goals," senior captain Lauren Kirk said of beating the powerful Mustangs.
SPORTS
June 2, 2004 | Elia Powers, Times Staff Writer
Not a trace of tension emanated from the Redondo boys' tennis team as top players competed recently in the Ocean League individual tournament. As matches unfolded on a nearby court, the players' sideline banter seemed confined to lighthearted topics. But when the subject turned to the Sea Hawks' postseason fate, the rhetoric took on a more urgent tone. "This is the year for us," junior Nick Berger said. Added Coach Jim Ball: "We know our window is this season."
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August 30, 2003 | Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writer
Redondo Beach police canvassed the city Friday, looking for a man they said had ambushed and sexually assaulted a student in a school restroom. "We want to commit a lot of resources to this investigation," Lt. John Skipper said. The attack reportedly occurred just before 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Redondo Union High School. Armed with a knife, the suspect hid in a restroom stall of the school gymnasium before the attack, police said.
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April 7, 2000 | JESSICA GARRISON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Administrators at Redondo Union High School were tired of students responding apathetically to warnings about drugs and alcohol. So they decided to tell them a lie--for their own good. Although no student has been arrested this year for drunk driving, administrators, with help from police and fire officials, brought all the seniors to a special assembly Wednesday and somberly informed them that two of their classmates had been in a drunk-driving accident the night before. One was dead.
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March 26, 1998 | TRACY JOHNSON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
They composed the music using a keyboard and a computer monitor and edited the script in a chat room. They choreographed a dance and learned the theme song using video conferencing and worked out the kinks over e-mail. For the past seven months nearly 100 students from four high schools in three states have been using the tools of technology to create what is believed to be the first musical produced over the Internet.
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January 13, 1998
An innovative program at Redondo Union High School to give all ninth-graders their own personal laptop computer for homework and assignments has been delayed. Freshmen were expecting to receive their 7-pound computers in November, but because of a manufacturing delay the computers will not arrive until February, said Pat Hosken, the school's director of technology. The school last week received 25 laptops from NetSchools Corp., the company that has the contract to provide the computers.