Edward Gonzales, ’26, Owen Wallace, ’28, and Jose Oyevidez, ’28, members of the arts and entertainment section of The Gigantea, speak to the drummer Nicolas Aguirre Flores, ’28, from Guardrail about what got him to join the band.
By Edward Gonzales, Jose Oyervidez, and Owen Wallace
Redwood has many artists, varying from performance, digital, contemporary, and visual art. Nicolas Aguirre Flores, is one of the many at Redwood, and he makes music in the band Guardrail.
Edward Gonzales
I work for the Redwood Gigantea and I work on stories for Arts and Entertainment. I graduate in 2026. I want to leave my mark on Redwood by using the Gigantea to leave a little piece of me on Redwood.
Jose Oyervidez
This is my second year in journalism, I write for Arts & Entertainment and I am the assistant editor for the beat and really enjoy my job. I am very excited to write lots of stories this year and get involved deeper into my work. I want to challenge myself to write more stories than last year. All in all, Journalism has been such a great opportunity for me and I want to commit myself to it.
Owen Wallace
I love to write about what's happening with students and how the school develops throughout the years. I love the idea that by writing, I get to help students get to have their voice out there and feel represented and that their voice has an impact.
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