Dr. Jennifer Rukstad, principal, announced during first period Friday, Aug. 31 students could not bring flour, powdered sugar or any other white powdery substance, even “cream of tartar,” to the football game that evening; however, some students didn’t heed her words. During the first quarter against DeSmet, RBHS students sitting with BruCrew brought bags of flour into the stands and released them into the air.

For countless children growing up, their families called them pet-names such as “sweetie,” “silly-bear” and “snugabug.” This was no different for junior Piper Page, whose parents declared her...

Today I follow Cami Kudrna, a graduating senior and one of three drum majors of the Emerald Regiment marching band, as she leads the band through the ins-and-outs of their next competition.

Students describe the childhood myths that shaped their behavior and beliefs, along with their eccentric origins. Read on to find out how stories like Bloody Mary and Sack Man impacted students' adolescents.