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The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

Bearing News

The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

Bearing News

Bad boys, bad boys. Whats a girl to do?

Bad boys, bad boys. What’s a girl to do?

Anna Wright September 11, 2012

When I was 5 years old and in kindergarten, I had my first ever crush. His name was Colin, and he was the epitome of dreamy. At 3 foot 9 inches, sporting sandy brown hair and the desirable 64 pack of...

Crisis in Greece strikes at heart

Crisis in Greece strikes at heart

Maria Kalaitzandonakes August 21, 2012

Greece is an old country, full of ancient history and a rich legacy of civilization. However, the recent economic collapse has taken its toll on the nation and its people. Today in Greece, millions struggle...

Modern country music badly protrays midwestern culture

Jake Alden May 25, 2012

I do not like modern country music. Not at all. I listen to a pretty diverse range of music genres but I’ve never been able to enjoy the likes of Toby Keith, Kenny Chesney or Miranda Lambert, and I...

Responsibility proves downside of growing up

Maria Kalaitzandonakes May 25, 2012

For as long as I can remember, I could not wait to grow up. Being a kid was fun, but being an adult was extravagant. Adults could do whatever they pleased. They didn’t have to ask permission, and could...

Teenager battles inner desire to taste perfection

Anna Wright May 25, 2012

I stood bare-skinned in front of the streaked bathroom mirror, staring fixedly at the chilling reflection before me. My brittle yellow nails traced gently up and down my jutting ribcage, playing a silent,...

It’s not all about you

Alex Burnam May 5, 2012

I recently attended my final assembly as a Bruin, the annual Flashback assembly. Nostalgia ruled the affair. I sat in rapt attention as my peers were honored for their achievements throughout their high...

Experience in China shows value of elders, time

Experience in China shows value of elders, time

Adam Schoelz May 4, 2012

There is a certain flavor to Beijing, China, a taste in the air, that is wrought with age. Granted, it’s also wrought with smog and cigarette smoke — smoking is far more common in China than here,...

Remembering the power of our voice

Remembering the power of our voice

Shannon Freese May 4, 2012

I’m going to miss you guys. I’m going to miss pulling out in front of you in the parking lot. I’m going to miss awkwardly saying hi to you in the hallways. I’m going to miss weaving through you...

Techonology continues to grow as distraction for current generation

Jude El Buri May 3, 2012

As I sit on the couch, staring at the blank white computer screen, waiting for a thesis to pop magically into my head, I see a small square of light appear in my peripheral. I look over to see the blue...

Spring assembly could use fewer speedos, more substance

Avantika Khatri April 13, 2012

In Rock Bridge tradition, the spring assembly offered more recognition to the school’s athletics than it did to all the recent accomplishments of RBHS combined. It’s not that athletics were not deserving...

The story of a paper from a writer’s perspective

Adam Schoelz April 13, 2012

Story Idea Day A paper without stories is kind of like a person without organs — it’s thin, flimsy and kind of gross. For that reason, while everyone was still exhausted and bleary-eyed from the late...

Comfort blooms in home, familiarity

Abbie Powers April 4, 2012

A spring break spent in Paris, France was only 50 feet from its close. As my driveway grew into sight, I gathered some composure, forced my weighted lids apart and realized how far I’d come. Paris is...

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