Rise in sustainable fashion movement leads to gentrification of thrift shopping

Allison Kim • October 5, 2020

Buying used clothes in the public view has gone from being taboo to trendy, and while there are many benefits to secondhand stores’ new rise in popularity, it has been a transition that has presented a whole new set of drawbacks. 

Vaping

Bailey Stover • March 31, 2020

Junior Lola Gingerich shares why she first began Juuling, what it was like and what made her want to quit. Gingerich shares her thoughts on deterring ads.

Climate change presents hazards for Missouri agriculture

William Yoo • February 3, 2020

Recent developments in climate change have placed heavier burdens on Missouri farmers, forcing them to change the tried-and-true methods of farming.

on possible impeachment of president

Olivia Peters • October 4, 2019

RBHS students views on whether or not they believe and or want President Donald Trump to be impeached.

Illness or Absence?

Anjali Noel Ramesh • October 1, 2019

[vc_text_separator title="Adolescents struggle between choosing schoolwork or recovery days" title_align="separator_align_left"] On the night Oct. 31 of 2017, current junior Lola Gingerich broke her arm...