Day 116

Bailey Stover • July 11, 2020

Senior Bailey Stover spent her 116th day of social distancing visiting her grandpa and watching "The Old Guard" and "Crisis on Infinite Earths."

Day 67

Bailey Stover • May 23, 2020

During her 67th day of social distancing, senior Bailey Stover watched a new Mexican drama on Netflix and went to a close friend's graduation party.

Gender biased research proves fatal

Sarah Ding • March 27, 2020

The male and female physiologies are different down to the cellular level⁠. Females have two X chromosomes but no Y chromosomes while men have one of each. Men have a 36% greater skeletal muscle mass...

First Time I made pasta from scratch

Maddie Marrero • January 13, 2020

[vc_video link="https://youtu.be/Gf2W5VdEK7k"]Have you ever made something from scratch? Let us know in the comments below.

First time I made my own pasta

Maddie Marrero • January 13, 2020

Senior Meredith Farmer tells the story of her first attempt at making ravioli from scratch.

19 under 19

Multiple Authors • April 29, 2019

Hidden among RBHS' 1,934 students are innovators, leaders and trailblazers. 19 under 19 brings 19 of these impactful lives to light.

Students discuss band culture while preparing for the pre-festival concert

Matthew Burns • March 19, 2019

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Second semester sophomore syndrome

Camryn DeVore • April 1, 2018

As a sophomore pushing through the past few weeks has been difficult task. I spend more time looking forward to the weekend than I do looking at my homework. Work seems to pile up, and no matter the amount...

Auditions for Capers to be held March 14 and 15

Nikol Slatinska • March 6, 2018

Students look forward to auditioning for the annual school talent show.

Roasting brings humor to relationships, strengthens friendship bonds

Katie Whaley • November 15, 2017

Roasting is a form of disparagement humor, or a type of humor that denigrates a social group.

Arrests at HHS prompt RBHS students to question safety policy

Will Cover • October 9, 2017

Arrests of two men allegedly in possession of Xanax and firearms on Hickman High School property one week ago prompt students to question safety policy.

Students balance grades and passions

Ben Kimchi • May 17, 2017

School work and cello practices. The two used to be easy enough to balance for freshman and musician Hope Keithahn, but the transition to high school altered several aspects of her life. Keithahn came...