Teach my history, too
Atiyah Lane reflects on her previous educational experiences and the inadequate representation she has noticed in the teaching of African American history.
The rock
Transportation impacts students’ schedules, involvement
Access to transportation impacts students' involvement in certain activities. Activity buses do not run at CPS high schools, and students must plan schedules accordingly.
Say no to fines, yes to education
Distracted driving is indisputably dangerous. Sending or reading a text for five seconds at 55 mph is the equivalent of driving the length of a
The price is right: Will pay to play for my children
Why is everyone mad at Lori Laughlin? She was doing what every parent should for his or her children. What is criminal is not her
Anonymity levels the playing field of college admissions
The history of parents using gifts and famous family names to give their children a competitive edge in the college admissions process is a glaring
Artificial intelligence possesses controversial potential
As with a flipped coin spinning in mid-air, the issue of artificial intelligence (AI) is still undecided as to which way it will land: benefit
Jobs lost to machines provide space for new opportunities
With recent advancements in artificial intelligence, people are starting to worry about what this might mean for the current job market.
Biomimicry influences architecture
In the connection between the designs of mother nature and those of humankind, designers use biomimicry, the replication of unique singularities in nature, to their
Climate in crisis; students speak out
Unlike a singularity within a black hole, carrying capacity curbs at a specific point and the human population cannot continue to grow without reaping serious
Safe driving calls for mirror on service road
Pulling out of RBHS’ south parking lot and onto the service road, a driver has three options: left, right and an accident.