Find Your Passion: George
Composer Leonard Bernstein once said, “Music can be the unnamable, and communicate the unknowable.” Both musicians and listeners use music to not only entertain, but
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Imprints: The Legacy of Gwen Struchtemeyer
As EEE teacher Gwen Struchtemeyer’s time at RBHS is nearing a close, students reflect on her impact.
Global village activities begin with Henna tattoos
During both A and B lunches, various students volunteered to practice the ancient art form of Henna tattooing.
Wrestling season finishes at state championship
Feb. 2, two wrestlers qualified for the state championship: sophomore Marquis McCaster and freshman Anna Stephens.
Bringing out the love: A glimpse into Courtwarming’s ‘Valentine’s Day.’
The annual Courtwarming dance, and the days leading up to it, are known to bring out romantic feelings among students. Today’s theme, Valentine’s Day, highlighted
Dating Apps: A Diverse Debate
In this in-depth podcast, Bearing News staff member George Frey dives into the world of modern relationships, and how they have been changed by dating
Freshman girls’ wrestler qualifies for state championship
RBHS girls’ wrestling participated in the District Tournament.
Eighth Grade tours provide a glimpse into clubs, classes
Eighth-grade students from RBHS' feeder schools toured their new high school building.
on the Lincoln Memorial incident
Last Friday, a confrontation took place in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Columbia Regional Airport struggles, but what can we do?
COU will see more demand, but unless the city makes changes, the issues will force residents to drive two hours to other airports.