Tennis snags two more wins against Clayton and Kirkwood
The varsity boys tennis team appropriately celebrated the beautiful weather on Saturday by winning meets against Clayton and Kirkwood at Bethel Park. Though the Bruins
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Columbia nature school to open its doors in 2015
If all goes well, the Columbia Public Schools district hopes to open a nature school in August 2015 at Rock Bridge State Park. The school
Zoos restrict natural animal life, create hostile setting
The year is 4058. Extraterrestrial life forms have, of course, occupied Planet Earth. It was only a matter of time. Cohabitation is a generally viable
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Q&A: Newport Jazz Festival: Now 60 tour comes to Missouri Theatre
This year marks the 60th anniversary of the world-renowned Newport Jazz Festival. Accordingly, the Newport Jazz Festival: Now 60 tour is making the rounds through
Bruin Girls excel at nationals, hope to continue legacy
Last weekend, the RBHS Bruin Girls headed to the National Dance Association National Championship at the hallowed stages of the Hard Rock Cafe in Orlando,
‘Approaching the Elephant’ illuminates free school effort with charm and grace
Approaching the Elephant was the rare film I went into without any preconceived notions — I had no idea what to expect because I wasn’t
‘The Green Prince’ delivers age-old message beautifully
I saw The Green Prince accidently, but it ended up being one of my favorites of the festival, as these things usually happen. The film
‘Happy Valley’ poses difficult questions, perseveres in truth
Happy Valley treads on dangerous ground. In late 2011, Jerry Sandusky, longtime assistant coach for the Penn State football team, was charged with 40 counts
‘E-team’ unrivaled in storytelling and power
E-team is not only the best film I’ve seen at True/False this year, but perhaps one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. This