A relationship with food
From the age of eight years old to fourteen years old, junior Daphne Brown suffered from anorexia and bulimia. This affected her outlook on life
Features
Meant for the sole purpose of entertaining, storytelling and captivating readers, Bearing News’s features section offers a wide array of subjects to read about. From global controversies to cultural experiences, Bearing News localizes all topics to appeal to the student body. If you enjoy stories with plenty of perspectives and variety, then features is the section for you!
Lack of interest in becoming a teacher
In recent years students interest in becoming teachers are decreasing. Students and teachers give there views on the subject
5 summer jobs for high schoolers
nce teens get into high school, many find they want to get a summer job for a little extra money. Maybe it’s for shopping or
Dating in high school
High school can be hard as any teenager can testify. This could be from being in different classes, changing friend groups and trying to find
Consoling Companions
Stories by Candace Osborn and Snowy Li about pets and their mental health effects on RBHS students.
Transportation impacts students’ schedules, involvement
Access to transportation impacts students' involvement in certain activities. Activity buses do not run at CPS high schools, and students must plan schedules accordingly.
Catcalling compromises women’s mental health
Whether seen as flattery or harassment, stories like this aren’t unique to Cullity or RBHS students. Catcalling is commonplace throughout America and the world. Women
Students Manage Second Semester Stress
Second semester often creates hectic schedules loaded with school work and activities. However, students use different strategies to manage their stress.
International Day of Families celebrates diverse family structures
International Day of Families reflects the importance of family to the international community.
Raptor Rehabilitation Project offers students opportunities
The Raptor Rehabilitation Project in Columbia helps all sorts of birds recover from injuries.