Golf reliant on youth in lead up to district tournament

John Flanegin • April 30, 2016

With the district tournament two days away, golf coach Doug Daniels believes a seventh straight title will fall on the shoulders of his younger players.

Voting rigged against minorities

Abby Kempf • April 30, 2016

Art by Ana Ramirez Many seniors had their first experience voting Mar. 15. Fresh-faced 18-year-olds wandered into their precinct’s polling place and nervously handed a voting official their driver’s...

Questioning racial bias

Multiple Authors • April 8, 2016

Students debate over whether white privilege is real or not.

Adulthood cynicism leads to complacency

Abby Kempf • February 18, 2016

Editor-in-Chief Abby Kempf explains her views on optimism and its importance.

New experiences could revolutionize your life

Abby Kempf • February 12, 2016

Read about Editor-in-Chief Abby Kempf's experiences and views on change.

RBHS teachers play the “Newly Weds Game”

Abby Kempf • February 11, 2016

Watch this video to see how well married RBHS teachers know their spouse.

Orchestrated in perfect harmony

Abby Kempf • January 30, 2016

Learning to play an instrument is not easy. It takes hours of determination, practice and sometimes tears.

Do you struggle with #FirstWorldProblems?

Abby Kempf • January 27, 2016

In the world of me, me, me Malala Yousafzai shines as a beacon of giving and selflessness, reminding us of how small our problems really are.

The best albums of 2015

Abby Kempf • December 20, 2015

From Drake to Neon Indian, here's a list of the best albums of 2015.

Advanced Acting class brings ‘Metamorphoses’ to life

Abby Kempf • December 12, 2015

In an attempt to make ancient play-writing more accessible, director and playwright Mary Zimmerman brought Metamorphoses to Broadway in 2002, pulling in a Tony for her adaptation of a classic Ovid poem by the same name. The Advanced Acting class took on the challenge, showing off their extensive repertoire. Students performed numerous scenes, ranging from humorous to heart-breaking, and each student dawned more than one role to make up for the small class size.

Students recount importance of reading

Abby Kempf • November 21, 2015

Students realize the importance of reading class material as a significant source of education enrichment to their studies.

Students refuse to abandon strike, even when it gets dark

Abby Kempf • November 11, 2015

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