Bearing News

Fast food, environment meet strategic analysis

James Glaser • November 4, 2019

From the presupposition of game theory that actors are rational, there arises a great problem. How do we rectify a harsh outcome?

James Glaser, senior

Sarah Mosteller • October 7, 2019

What do you think is one of the biggest flaws in the American education system? “I see this less at Rock Bridge because we have a lot of really good AP classes that we can take, and we have a great Career...

Door decks displayed throughout main hallway

Anna Xu • October 1, 2019

Following a multi-year RBHS tradition, freshman advisory classes constructed door decks based on the homecoming theme: salad.

Terror Management Theory fuels culture, conflict

James Glaser • September 27, 2019

What separates humans from other animals? Depending on who you ask, you will get a lot of different answers. People who trust in Genesis 1:26 may state that our dominion over other animals creates a...

Teacher assistant removed as enrollment option

Anna Xu • January 24, 2019

The 2019-20 school year will see many revisions to credit opportunities, said director of counselling Betsy Jones. A major change is the elimination of teachers assistants, something that Jones does not...

Students learn about Indian culture through particpation in India Nite

Amira McKee & Sarah Mosteller • October 28, 2018

India Nite is an annual two-hour long showcase of Indian culture, involving a variety of dance and musical performances.

Clubs, sports create additional school absences

Ji-Sung Lee • October 23, 2018

With an abundance of clubs and sports filling student schedules, achieving perfect attendance can be difficult for those managing multiple extracurricular activities.

on Sinclair Broadcast Group

Rachael Erickson • April 11, 2018

Students react to “must-run” scripts that are frequently sent out to local stations owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group. The increased focus on them could hurt the group’s potential buy-out of Tribune Media, a deal which could, according to the Washington Post, extend the group’s reach to 72% of American homes.

Former emos reflect on phase of self-expression

Ann Fitzmaurice • January 23, 2017

In fifth grade senior Mariah Dasczynski tried to dye her entire lunch black. She arrived at school with her gray sandwich and a disappointed mother back home. Dasczynski dodged questions from her friends...

on their favorite parts of Thanksgiving

Katie Whaley • November 22, 2016

There are many traditions people have for Thanksgiving, whether it be getting the entire family together or eating until you're more stuffed than the turkey. Here are a few favorite activities students at Rock Bridge do and love.