Astronomy teacher reflects on black hole’s significance
RBHS teacher explains what he knows about black holes after revealed first image of black hole.
Katie Whaley
Exploring online communication with Dr. Brett Johnson
Assistant professor Dr. Brett Johnson at the University of Missouri—Columbia discusses the legality of online communication in the First Amendment and with high school athletes.
Social media increase accountability, responsibility
In the age of the internet, instances of inappropriate behaviors hindering reputations are almost instantaneous and can have serious consequences.
Advanced Acting class to perform district theater show
Advanced Acting class will take the stage at theater districts at Mexico High School Friday, March 1.
Results of self-improvement: 30-day challenge finish
My 30-day challenge draws to an end and I reflect on how I did.
Red, white, flu: dangerous vaccines are ruining America
America, please stop hurting children. As a nation that proudly stands for freedom — that fights for it — you sure do brutalize kids and
2019-20 class schedule revisions due March 1
Friday, March 1 marks the last day for students to change their schedules for the 2019-20 school year, Director of Counseling Betsy Jones said. Course
30-day challenge: journey toward self-improvement
For the next 30 days, I will try to go on my phone less, read more and use a planner.
‘Weather’ or not you agree, climate change is a hoax
News of glaciers melting is fake. People are simply misplacing these ice bodies and forget glaciers migrate from the North Pole to Antarctica.
Spaghetti, saws and The Wizard of Oz
Throughout a day, emotions boil in a pot of stress, frustration and anxiety. They soak in the mixture, absorbing the negative feelings. If left untouched