Opinion: school spirit deficit is disconcerting

Ethan Hayes • April 28, 2019

RBHS' school spirit has been low all throughout Hayes' high school life, and it needs to improve.

Girls’ soccer gears up for tournament

Ethan Hayes • April 25, 2019

The girls’ soccer team will gear up for a tournament at St. Dominic High School today.

Only thing eternal in ‘Hellboy’ remake is boredom

Ethan Hayes • April 16, 2019

Neil Marshall’s remake of Hellboy mixes his spin on the DC Universe character with the strange mythos of King Arthur that leaves the audience in a head scratching state of confusion.

Seven different groups perform in CPS’s third annual Como Cow

Isaac Parrish • April 5, 2019

RBHS hosted CPS's third annual Como Cow lip sync competition April 3, sponsored by Children's Grove. The videos below are recordings of each group in order of occurrence. [vc_video link="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmpORRre5HQ"]The...

Dumbo misses mark on astonishment and illusion

Ethan Hayes • March 31, 2019

Tim Burton’s live action adaptation of the Disney classic Dumbo fails to meet the promise of magic and wonder. The tone of the film hits one note and flat line for the whole duration on cheap cinema tricks that only increase the ever inflating shock value.

Dr. Rukstad announces Sirna as new principal

Ji-Sung Lee • March 11, 2019

Jacob Sirna will be the new RBHS principal, Dr. Jennifer Rukstad announced Monday, March 11.

Personal finance needs a follow up course

Ethan Hayes • March 3, 2019

Monetary responsibility is more than putting five out of your $20 monthly allowance, at least that’s what I learned in summer school when I took Personal Finance. It’s one of the few things I remember from that class. It’s a great course that actually gives students valuable information and real world skills that young people need in adult life. The teacher I had was knowledgeable about financing and money. I had friends around me who made the subject fun to study and participate in. To my surprise, I enjoyed the content. There was something about preparing to be a grown-up that enticed me.

Girls’ basketball wins first round of district semi-finals

Ethan Hayes • February 26, 2019

The Lady Bruins played Feb. 25 against Smith Cotton High School, winning (65-46).

RBHS to host annual Global Village fair

Ethan Hayes • February 18, 2019

This week, the annual Global Village fair will take place. Each day will have its own theme and festivities, excluding February 18th because school is not in session.

Girls’ basketball defeats Spartans

Ethan Hayes • December 21, 2018

Girl’s basketball swept the court last night winning their first game against the Battle Spartans with a final score of 68-20.

Now you’re talking: Classroom staple strikes issue with students

Multiple Authors • October 29, 2018

In September, American adolescents took to Twitter to demand changes in classrooms to reduce anxiety producing projects. They posted many tweets insisting teachers abolish classroom presentations, as public speaking causes students with anxiety too much stress and nervousness and grading them on their presentations skills is unfair.

U.K. to regulate online porn, why you should care

Ethan Hayes • October 9, 2018

The internet makes human interaction a 100 times easier and allows for the flow of information to rush to previously unconnected regions.