Bearing News

A Q&A with Teresa Brooks, the first female student body president at RBHS

Will Cover • March 1, 2020

Teresa Brooks, who works at the University of Missouri hospital system in patient access and revenue, was the first female student body president at RBHS.

$Country vs. City spirit day$

Country vs. City spirit day

Camryn DeVore • February 26, 2020

Today's theme was Country vs. City where people were asked to dress as if they were from the city or the country. Many students took the opportunity to show school spirit and dressed in their idea of a country or city outfit.

Bet Menen, junior

Camryn DeVore • February 25, 2020

In celebration of Black History Month, junior Bet Menen answers questions regarding race in America, RBHS and how to address racism.

Materialistic principles drive consumer habits

Bailey Stover • February 13, 2020

Dr. Marsha Richins, a professor in the Trulaske College of Business at the University of Missouri — Columbia, has published numerous journal articles on the subjects of materialism, consumer values and social comparison. She said America’s emphasis on one’s acquisition of material possessions is by no means unique to the country, though the pervasiveness of its materialistic tendencies does make it distinct from other cultures.

Oluwafunminiyi Ogungbade, senior

Camryn DeVore • February 11, 2020

In celebration of Black History Month, senior Oluwafunminiyi Ogungbade answers questions regarding race in America, RBHS and how to address racism.

RBHS Recruits: Episode 1 “Will Norris”

Camryn DeVore • January 24, 2020

In senior Camryn DeVore's first ever "RBHS Recruits" podcast episode she speaks with senior Will Norris on his commitment to play football for Mizzou.

Girls’ basketball wins regular season game against Ozark High School

Maddie Orr • January 13, 2020

As the warm-up buzzer approached double zeroes, basketballs found solace in a container, and girls from the two teams gathered on opposite sides of the green and gold court to shake out their final nerves. The Lady Bruins stood with the whole arena to honor the national anthem, each of them drumming the rhythm of the familiar beat on the shoulder of their teammate in front of them. Then, their beloved head girls’ basketball coach Jill Nagel rallied the team one last time and watched as tip-off commenced the Jan. 9 game against Ozark High School.

Minimalism brings unobtrusive beauty

Camryn DeVore • December 22, 2019

I started with highly filtered versions of posed photos on the automatic setting of a camera. One of my first models was Daphnee Brown.

Exploring querencia through the day

Camryn DeVore • November 22, 2019

Walk through the day in the life with photo editor Camryn DeVore as she talks about her querencia and where she found it.

on removing Instagram likes

Maddie Orr • November 21, 2019

The popular social media app Instagram recently removed like count from posts. Now, only the account owner can view their personal likes on each post.

Softball makes history, goes to final 4 tomorrow

Camryn DeVore • October 31, 2019

The Bruin’s displayed their powerful offensive ability Monday Oct. 28 at the softball quarterfinal game against Francis Howell Central High School (FHCHS).

Memories bring creative inspiration

Camryn DeVore • October 18, 2019

Oblivion can bring an overwhelming feeling as the word hits one's ears. As the connotation of the word has long since carried a heavy meaning. The word is a sudden reminder that one day my name will fade away, a realization of family names already forgotten.