Green and Gold Scrimmage develops team comradery
The RBHS basketball teams opened their season at the Green and Gold Scrimmage.
George Frey
The many faces of Halloween
Oct. 31. To some, it’s just an average day, but for others it is a chance for them to showcase their self expression in various
Haunted house brings large crowds, laughter, screams
On the evening of Saturday, Oct. 27, RBHS’ Drama Club hosted its fourth annual haunted house. Along with the fall carnival taking place outside the
To love two
In middle school senior Kerrie Heath began to realize she was bisexual after having a crush on a girl. Since then she has been openly
Male societal standards, traditional gender roles damage self-esteem
When people think of beauty standards and, or body issues, they tend to think about women, and statistically that is logical. The struggles of women
Football reaches for districts
Varsity football will take on districts Friday, Oct. 26.
The Name Game: How Universities play prospective students
Universities are businesses, and high-level colleges market themselves using their name.
A peek at western day
n the final day of homecoming week, students and staff donned western attire for today’s western movies theme. Outfits ranged from plaid shirts to ponchos.
Boys’ soccer team faces tough competition against De Smet Jesuit
Friday, Oct. 5, the RBHS boys’ soccer team faced off against De Smet Jesuit High School under bright lights on Bruin home turf. The game
Columbia Public Schools opens eyes on homelessness
In 2016 Forbes Magazine, along with Statista, reported there were 550,000 homeless people in the US. Those same publications also reported the top three centers