Looking Back: True/False Boot Camp 2020

Maddie Marrero • March 19, 2020

[vc_video link="https://youtu.be/1cxxlRpgTeI"]Have you ever been to True/False? Tell us about your experience in the comments below.

Four choirs to perform in fall concert

Ryan Choe • October 17, 2019

On Oct. 17 at 7 p.m. the chamber choir, advanced treble chorus, tenor/bass chorus and treble choir will play in their fall concert. The concert is scheduled to last a little over an hour. Repertoire includes madrigals, ballads, gospel, spirituals, and contemporary choral music. The four choir groups have been preparing for their first concert since the beginning of the school year.

From the streets to the screen

Amira McKee • October 3, 2019

The evolution of activism, protest culture in American society While scrolling through Instagram feeds, tapping through Snapchat stories or fumbling through Facebook profiles, one can’t help but stumble...

Cheerleading provides clinic for young athletes

Sarah Kuhlmann • January 29, 2019

The RBHS cheerleading team held a clinic for children to learn various routines.

A blissful bond

Katie Whaley • October 16, 2018

Greek mythology paints love as a vital and appealing emotion, yet it presents stories where romance causes destructive endings.

Troubles of a social media centered life

Jordyn Thompson • October 4, 2018

Young adults, especially those still figuring out their identity, can become too obsessed with comparing themselves to others on social media.

Freshman McNamee to advance to districts in Poetry Out Loud

Ji-Sung Lee • January 26, 2017

On Jan. 18, freshman Greta McNamee was awarded the first place winner at the Poetry Out Loud competition. She will be competing again at districts in February in hopes of making in to state.