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The Heights Herald
The Student News Site of Columbia Heights High School

The Heights Herald
The Student News Site of Columbia Heights High School

The Heights Herald
Ezra Riemermann

Ezra Riemermann, Opinion Editor

Ezra Riemermann is a senior at CHHS and a first-year Opinion Editor for The Heights Herald.  He is a devoted political mind with a pension for heated debate.  When he is not editing stories for the paper or debating various topics with his coworkers, Ezra works on various creative projects, which seem to tie into a strangely fated crusade to awaken or enlighten a populace who hardly recalls he exists beyond enigmatic recollections.

      

All content by Ezra Riemermann
Today, The Heights Herald is proud to present the second part of a serialized four-part work of science-fiction. Come back next Monday for part three!

Moisture Men Pt. II

Story by Ezra Riemermann, Opinion Editor
May 13, 2024
Starting today, The Heights Herald is proud to present a serialized four-part work of science-fiction. Come back next Monday for part two!

Moisture Men Pt. I

Story by Ezra Riemermann, Opinion Editor
May 6, 2024
Super Mario Wonder has already become the fastest-selling title in the franchises storied history, having sold over 10.7 million units.

[Photo] A new world awaits a familiar plumber

Story by Cat Pogreba, Fashion Editor
March 6, 2024
The long-running gaming platform has somehow evaded controversy for years despite continued secretive business practices.

Coolmath Games: An investigation

Story by Ezra Riemermann, Opinion Editor
April 9, 2024
While sports such as football and basketball often tend to dominate scholastic activities like whales and shares of the sea, the lesser noticed shrimp and lobsters tend to fall into art- and science-based activities.

[Photo] After-school activity inequities persist

Story by Karina Kaplan, Staff Writer
March 15, 2024
Formerly two officially separate countries, China has always claimed Tibet as an integral part of its territory, leading to ongoing tensions between the two regions.

[Photo] Chinese Communist Party attempts to force Tibet name change

Story by Jalue Dorjee, Sports Editor
December 17, 2023
One in seven people have a neurodivergent condition, experts estimate, and yet, discrimination against those that think/act outside socially acceptable norms persists.

The dire state of the fight against ableism

Story by Ezra Riemermann, Opinion Editor
October 30, 2023
While sometimes helpful to the ones who deserve to be deplatformed, the reality is a lot more toxic to say the least in the space of cancel culture.

Is “cancel culture” real or is it just accountability?

Story by Ezra Riemermann, Opinion Editor
April 11, 2023
Elite Black athletes like the ones pictured here have achieved excellence within their sports while also giving back to their communities and encouraging other athletes to do exactly the same.

[Photo] Black excellence displayed by inspirational athletes

Story by Ilma Ntambwe, Business Manager
March 27, 2023
The CHHS Musical cast of The Addams Family ended 2022 off with a bang, performing for the Columbia Heights community.

CHHS theater department wows audiences again

Story by Ezra Riemermann, Opinion Editor
February 6, 2023
The infamous Supreme Court Case Roe v. Wade being overturned has caused a major setback for not only birthing people, Ezra Riemermann writes, but for the entire country.

Roe v. Wade’s overturning causes continuous problems

Story by Ezra Riemermann, Opinion Editor
November 10, 2022
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