Doctors overprescribe drugs, feed epidemic

Elad Gov-Ari • May 3, 2018

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) explains that the term “opioid” covers a variety of controlled substances that possess pain-reducing properties. The more common variations of the drugs are the schedule 1 drug Heroin, prescription drug Oxycodone and a synthetic variant, Fentanyl.

Photo Gallery: Students celebrate annual Global Village

Emily Oba • March 10, 2018

On March 9, students celebrated the annual Rock Bridge Global Village. Booths dedicated to different countries offered music, art and plenty of food.

Principal Rukstad seeks way to encourage sobriety

Elad Gov-Ari • February 28, 2018

CPS, schoolboard and principal Rukstad look to using breathalyzers at courtwarming dance.

Boys’ basketball to go up against Rockhurst Hawklets

Elad Gov-Ari • February 15, 2018

With districts in the near future, the boys' basketball team gears up to face the Rockhurst Hawklets.

City Lights raises money for the Children’s Grove in charity benefit

Elad Gov-Ari • February 1, 2018

Show choir ensemble City Lights hosted a charity benefit for Children's Grove, a local suicide prevention charity.

Teacher testimonials aim to deter students from substance abuse

Elad Gov-Ari • February 1, 2018

Teachers share their experiences in order to lower drinking rates at school events.

Fire alarm goes off, accident contained

Multiple Authors • January 26, 2018

At 11:36 AM, during second period, the fire alarm went off causing general confusion and minor disruptions of class.

Letter To The Editor: Student Council

Special Guest • December 30, 2017

As a teacher and club sponsor at Rock Bridge, I’m a believer in the school-wide philosophy of independent, student-driven learning and leadership. Because of this, I have always strived to avoid speaking...

Lady Bruins to take on Spartans

Elad Gov-Ari • December 15, 2017

Next week, the Bruins will face off with the BHS Spartans. After a 5-1 record, the team is ready for their first home game of the season.

FCC vote on net neutrality could spell devastation

The Rock and Bearing News Staff • December 12, 2017

Money is, has been and always will be the filament for pursuit of new grounds. Profit has always driven companies to adjust policies. In the instance of net neutrality, however, greed is one step from...

Fight or flight response creates skewed time perception

Elad Gov-Ari • November 14, 2017

Beading sweat, clammy hands and a racing heartbeat. These feelings are all too familiar for the countless people who experience the physical response, fight or flight. When confronted by an opponent, a...

California bill trivializes severity of HIV transmission

Elad Gov-Ari • October 31, 2017

California governor Jerry Brown recently signed a bill which reduces the punishment for intentionally transmitting HIV, a heinous crime which should be addressed as what it is: a felony.