It’s okay to be alone
Sometimes, being alone is the road to self-love and independence.
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StuCo hosts first fall carnival
On Saturday, Oct. 27 RBHS hosted its first annual Fall Carnival, with students from all different clubs participating to bring on the spirit of fall.
Break up with YouTube romances
Some viewers lose their own personality by obsessing over internet couples.
Boys’ soccer defeats Kickapoo 6-2
The Bruins improve their season record to 2-0 by defeating the Kickapoo Chiefs.
Individuals embrace natural hair
Dealing with natural hair comes with patience, risks and hard work. Time and dedication is put in to maintain its health and look.
Documentary offers perspective, insight into Mr. Rogers
The movies shows Rogers’ passion for teaching children and helping them understand life from their perspective. The director explores the impact Rogers had on a
Humanitarian skills evaluated through morals
Humanity is shown when individuals show compassion and perform good deeds for others without being asked.
Students reflect absence felt after Wood’s departure
Teachers and students have faced the loss of the copy center, but for many, what has been hardest is the loss of Mike Woods, who
Social media influences exercise trends
Women in the gym have said goodbye to dance classes and hello to strength training based on the increasement seen on social media and in
CARE program guides employees
The Career Awareness Related Experience program works to offer students an opportunity to be employed during the summer.