Girls’ soccer secures win against Spartans
The Bruins went up against the Spartans, Saturday April 13, on the Battle High School field. The Bruins were able to defeat their opponent (6-3),
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Girls’, boys’ track start spring with aspirations
In its first meet of the season, the track and field team will compete in the Fort Zumwalt West Invitational this Saturday. A pre-season event
Girls’ soccer face spring with new coach, optimistic mindset
Girls' soccer prepares for season with new head coach with positivity.
Global female heads of state work to break glass ceiling
Serving as the current Chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel was elected in 2005. Merkel is the first former East German to hold the position and
Fire department helps students out of stuck elevator
This morning, Tuesday, March 12 around 10:10 a.m. the fire department arrived responding to a call about two RBHS students stuck in the elevator by
‘Island of the Hungry Ghosts’ shows suffering in idyllic landscape
Director Gabrielle Brady dives into the more unsettling truth of an Australian territory in ‘Island of the Hungry Ghosts.’
‘Treasure Island’ brings childhood nostalgia
Director Guillaume Brac emits sunshine and French joy in his film ‘Treasure Island.’
Varying viewpoints on vaccinations facilitate discussion
From Buddhist monks drinking snake venom in the 17th Century as an inoculation to snake bites, and the 17th century english using cowpox as a
Wrestling transitions into gender-split teams
RBHS wrestling transitions into split teams, where female wrestling will become its own separate sport.
Seniors struggle with applying to college, receive teacher assistance
The frenzy of applying to college can become overwhelming for students who give themselves many options of schools.