Whistle in the dark
An American is sexually assaulted every 92 seconds, according to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN). Every nine minutes, the victim is a
Bailey Stover
Artificial intelligence possesses controversial potential
As with a flipped coin spinning in mid-air, the issue of artificial intelligence (AI) is still undecided as to which way it will land: benefit
Hooves to my heart: once in a lifetime friendship
On Fridays, junior Lydia Olmsted arrives at Cedar Creek Therapeutic Riding Center and greets her beloved horse, Dar Ghazi.
Sirna to meet with faculty, plans to foster diversity
Today marks the first of 12 visits Jacob Sirna will make to meet to learn about RBHS and create professional relationships, he wrote in an
Prose, poetry, storytelling help develop inner voice
The quotes I have consumed with such a feverous ferocity for the past five years now have instilled in me the importance of bravery, courage
The good, the bad and the ugly
Although today’s adolescents grew up in the age of the internet, the era of social media is more recent than teenagers may realize. Social media
Anonymity levels the playing field of college admissions
The history of parents using gifts and famous family names to give their children a competitive edge in the college admissions process is a glaring
New principal seeks student conversation
During a staff meeting March 11, Principal Dr. Jennifer Rukstad announced Jacob Sirna as RBHS’ new principal for the 2019-20 school year.
Women’s rights, experiences transcend culture, religion
Around the world, women lead different lives with varying privileges and hardships. Throughout history, culture and religion have shaped women's daily lives.
Childhood tales affect adult morality
Raised by parents from South Sudan, freshman Mabior Akuiem grew up in Kenya before moving to the U.S. in 2015. From folk tales about how