Day 65

Bailey Stover • May 21, 2020

During her 65th day of social distancing, senior Bailey Stover took a shower, went to RBHS, got a plaque, wrote nice notes, had Mexican and helped a friend.

Day 43

Bailey Stover • April 29, 2020

During her 43rd day of social distancing, senior Bailey Stover took a nap, worked on college application materials and played cards with her family.

Day 42

Bailey Stover • April 28, 2020

During her 42nd day of social distancing, senior Bailey Stover battled against her allergies, had two Zoom meetings, exercised and watched the rain fall.

Day 41

Bailey Stover • April 27, 2020

During her 41st day of social distancing, senior Bailey Stover watched Netflix, exercised, visited RBHS, went to Andy's and spent time with a family friend.

Day 15

Bailey Stover • April 1, 2020

During her fifteenth day of social distancing, senior Bailey Stover studied for her AP Calculus test, watched "Criminal Minds," went on a walk and showered.

Most reported allergies not real, study finds

Nikol Slatinska • April 28, 2016

The majority of people who believe they may have a food allergy actually just have a food sensitivity.

Allergies complicate teenagers’ lives, interfere with daily routines

Sam Mitchell • April 20, 2013

When senior Frank Rae was in kindergarten, his allergies set him apart from other students. While they ate their hearty spaghetti smothered in marinara sauce, Rae had to eat plain noodles. While other...