The rock
Girls’ basketball advances to state quarterfinals, wins against Lebanon High School
Sedalia seems to be a good court for both the girls’ and boys’ basketball teams. The Lady Bruins defeated Lebanon High School (LHS) (54-46) Wednesday,
Boys’ basketball defeats Camdenton, advances to state quarterfinals
Tonight’s dominant win versus the Camdenton High School (CHS) Lakers advances the Bruins to [22-3] on the year.
Boys’ basketball cruises past RPHS in district championship
The Bruins beat Raymore-Peculiar High School (RPHS) Friday, March 1 (73-35) in the district championship game.
Songs that are so chill, you may need a coat
This playlist is comprised of a collection of my favorite songs for relaxing, studying or anything that involves being calm.
Childhood tales affect adult morality
Raised by parents from South Sudan, freshman Mabior Akuiem grew up in Kenya before moving to the U.S. in 2015. From folk tales about how
Varying viewpoints on vaccinations facilitate discussion
From Buddhist monks drinking snake venom in the 17th Century as an inoculation to snake bites, and the 17th century english using cowpox as a
A pill-popping pandemic
Although people might not be able to fully verbalize the pain they are in, the physical signs are clear. They could writhe in their beds,
Worth a shot
In 2012, 270,000 women died from cervical cancer, caused nearly exclusively by the spread of the sexually transmitted human papillomavirus (HPV) according to the WHO.
Waiting to change the world
Technology has long generated scientific discovery, innovation and exploration, yet the true purpose of medicine stems from humanity’s innate desire to help others and alleviate