‘Knives Out,’ a delightful new twist on the classic mystery genre

Brandon Kim • November 29, 2019

“Knives Out” is a wonderfully crafted film that leaves the viewer energized when they exit the theater. It is an homage to the old Alfred Hitchcock movies and interconnected puzzles of Agatha Christie's...

Girls basketball wins over HHS in tight game

Camryn DeVore • January 26, 2019

After a tight game, girls' basketball took home another win on Friday with a ending score of 56-45.

‘UNIQUE’ dance team offers tryouts

Amanda Kurukulasuriya • August 28, 2018

Tryouts for Unique dance team are Wednesday, Aug. 29. Unique began three years ago at RBHS. The group offers inclusivity for everyone, especially African Americans, Coach Erica Wade said. This is her...

Mud Volleyball 2018

Siena Juhlin • May 7, 2018

RBHS to host College & Career Fair Village

Katie Whaley • October 25, 2017

RBHS will hold its bi-annual Career & College Village (CCV) Friday, Oct. 27. The event is for students to explore colleges and careers of interest.

One week with the Nintendo Switch

Cam Fuller • March 15, 2017

The new Nintendo Switch is a wonderful console, but does come with it's fair share of day one problems.

Netflix’s “Series of Unfortunate Events” offers up family-friendly show

Grace Dorsey • January 19, 2017

Where the 2004 film failed to develop the story cohesively, Netflix has orchestrated an enjoyable mix of quirkiness and adventure.

School start date benefits students, athletes

The Rock and Bearing News Staff • November 2, 2016

Nobody likes to be in school during June. Read why later school start dates help no one.

Investigations into the socks and sandals epidemic

Skyler Froese • September 29, 2016

 

There’s no place like home

Ji-Ho Lee • February 6, 2016

Columbia, Missouri has been deemed one of the best places to live in the country. Even with the recent events that have scandalized the city, is it still a great place to live?

Songs for the summer

Ross Parks • May 9, 2014

Now that it's hit 90 degrees, the time has come for long car rides and summer anthems. So here it is, five songs by relative genre that may soon be in your favorite summer lists. (All videos are full...

Prom not for everyone

Jay Whang • April 26, 2014

Every May, high school seniors dressed in nice tuxedos and dresses ride limousines to high school prom, short for promenade. Prom started back in the 19th century, when American universities held them...