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The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

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The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

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PhD student Sarah Borowski points at a monitor in a surveillance room in her and Dr. Amanda Roses lab Monday, Dec. 6. When subjects participate in the experiment, heart rate monitors and devices that measure skin conductance are put on their skin. The results given from these devices then appear on the monitors in the surveillance room. Photo by Ana Manzano.

Study links supportive friendships to positive physiology

Sarah Ding January 15, 2020
University of Missouri ⁠— Columbia developmental psychologist Dr. Amanda Rose and her PhD student Sarah Borowski have explored the relationship between physiological reactions and certain behaviors in adolescent friendships through Borowski’s dissertation study.
A female student sitting at desk and typing on a laptop next to other students writing and working on laptops. Photo from Envato Elements

Students Manage Second Semester Stress

Audrey Novinger May 15, 2019
Second semester often creates hectic schedules loaded with school work and activities. However, students use different strategies to manage their stress.
Feature photo by Camryn Devore

Work for it, success in the classroom dependent on effort

Ann Fitzmaurice April 3, 2018
Whether students complete their assignments is dependent on their work ethic.
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Students weigh class difficulties

Multiple Authors May 22, 2017

The struggle is indeed real for many students when it comes time to decide whether to take an Advanced Placement (AP), honors, or on-level class. Each year all students have to make the choice of enrolling...

Online classes prove helpful to students

Online classes prove helpful to students

Grace Vance March 3, 2016
While technology is the victim of many criticisms, it has brought about a new wave of educational opportunity and accessibility.
A good nights sleep or a good grade?

A good night’s sleep or a good grade?

Cami Kudrna March 25, 2015

According to studies, sleep is vital to improve studying tactics Students often asked to complete out of school assignments, such as studying for a test or quiz.  Procrastination comes hand-in-hand with...

Counting to success

Jenna Liu March 2, 2015

Learn to count and you’ll graduate high school. According to a study by Greg Duncan at the University of California Irvine, this seemingly peculiar assertion actually has some truth to it. Duncan found...

Photo by Bri Arnett

Health Brief: Study shows correlation between young adult fitness and cognition later in life

Anna Wright May 8, 2014

Younger adults who exercise more frequently will likely experience improved brain function and cognition in their later years, a new study suggests. The study, conducted at The University of Minnesota...

Diet soda poses variety of health concerns

Harsh Singh October 7, 2013

About one-fifth of the American population drinks diet soda every day, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. RBHS Junior Michael Vu is among the people who drink artificially sugared...

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