Friendship breakups evoke pain, difficulty
Because friendship breakups don’t have a definitive process, they can often be more complicated than the severance of a romantic relationship.
Nikol Slatinska
Alzheimer’s slowly unravels identity
Learning how to prevent this disease is becoming more and more critical, as its prevalence is increasing; the medical journal Neurology reported that the number
Q&A: Students on their collections
Two seniors share special items they've been accumulating over their lives.
Juniors forego author speaker event
Author Gabby Rivera's controversial social media comments have caused a significant number of juniors to opt out of her speaking event.
Students, staff gather for discussion on race
Members of RBHS met up in room 231 to talk about the racial divide that often goes unacknowledged.
Early exposure to technology inhibits development
Despite its prevalence, excessive use of electronics can lead to delayed advancement of interpersonal skills in children.
Au Naturale is in style
More and more people have found a need for ingesting and applying natural ingredients. Nowadays, many have gladly abandon their pill-laden lifestyles for a much
Socialist ideals gain support from millennials
A significant number of people below age 30 are unhappy with the way American capitalist society currently operates.
Debaters compete in districts, secure spots at Nationals
The debate team competed in the district tournament, and four students will be going onto the next round of competition.
Auditions for Capers to be held March 14 and 15
Students look forward to auditioning for the annual school talent show.