Cross Country takes first place at districts

Jared Geyer • October 28, 2019

Rock Bridge Cross Country (RBXC) set a precedent as both the boys’ and girls’ teams took first place in the Class 4 District 7 meet on Oct. 26. Both varsity teams raced at Lee’s Summit North High...

‘Apollo 11’ brings triumph to historical documentaries

Jared Geyer • March 5, 2019

With such a simple premise and execution, ‘Apollo 11’ is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen.

‘American Factory’ provokingly portrays clash between cultures

Jared Geyer • March 2, 2019

‘American Factory’ portrays the clash of culture between the manufacturing style of China and the working class of America.

‘Girls Like You’ epitomizes mediocrity, corporate sellout

Jared Geyer • February 27, 2019

“Girls Like You” does the worst thing a pop song can do: be utterly void of anything interesting. The producers and writers of this song took the minimum steps required to make a hit song, and it became one of the most popular songs of all time.

Students share personal struggle in higher-level auditions

Jared Geyer • December 14, 2018

While any student can try out for RBHS musical programs, it takes skill and focus for each group to go into their respective competitions sounding fully fleshed out.

‘Widows’ thrills with enticing realism

Jared Geyer • November 21, 2018

The film “Widows” dabbles in themes of morality, making the audience question the implications of each character.

Students spread awareness on World Kindness Day

Jared Geyer • November 13, 2018

A group of students gathered in the PAC lobby to spread nice gestures across the school for World Kindness Day.

Artificial fears override the reality of safety

Jared Geyer • September 13, 2018

[su_heading size="16"]A breakdown of the fears surrounding amusement parks.[/su_heading] In 2016, 1,197 amusement ride-related injuries occured in North America. Out of context, this statistic is perceived...