Bearing News

Climate in crisis; students speak out

Katie Whaley • April 26, 2019

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 consequences on the environment. The earth, in addition, has limitations on its resources and functions that humans need to survive.

Senior Skip Day offers a day of relaxation despite consequences

Cassidy Viox • April 18, 2017

The American rapper Mac Miller recites, “Supposed to be in class, but I ain’t going. Let’s chill on the couch, see what’s on the telly,” in his song “Senior Skip Day.” For many RBHS seniors,...

Camp NaNoWriMo Diaries: Week 1

Nicole Schroeder • April 7, 2016

As week 1 of Camp NaNoWriMo gets underway, authors from the RBHS NaNoWriMo Club talk about their projects and goals for the month and about the progress they hope to make by the end of the event.

WWFC: Exploiting your own weakness

Nicole Schroeder • April 3, 2015

To those of you participating, happy Camp NaNoWriMo! Despite Wednesday being the first day of the April session, many people's projects are well under way, and the feeling of excitement circulating among...

Unexpected snow leads to contemplation on control

Laurel Critchfield • April 26, 2013

My eyes were half-open as I groggily moved the bristles of my teal toothbrush across my pearly whites. The door of my bathroom creaked open and my mom popped her head through the crack. I looked up with...

The Blue Note hosts Fitz and the Tantrums for a stellar performance

Blake Becker • April 25, 2013

This generation’s era of music encompasses many varieties of genres and styles, but among the multitude of bands

Organization spreads awareness

Raj Satpathy • April 18, 2013

[dropcap style="2" size="3"]H[/dropcap]igh school can be a torrent of teenage angst, drama and the ever-present nasty teasing. Despite the mainstream attention last year after the release of Bully, RBHS...