Day 144

Bailey Stover • August 8, 2020

During her 144th day of social distancing, recent RBHS graduate Bailey Stover's car window stopped working; she gave blood, made fudge and played Spades.

Day 29

Bailey Stover • April 15, 2020

During her 29th day of social distancing, senior Bailey Stover donated blood with her dad at a blood drive, watched Netflix and talked with her mom.

Young adults struggle, succeed with financial intelligence

Anjali Noel Ramesh • February 18, 2020

Transitioning into adulthood, students reflect on how personal finance, parental guidance and work experience influence their financial intuition.

Obamacare

Sarah Ding • January 17, 2020

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, nicknamed Obamacare, is a United States federal statute signed into law by President Barack Obama on March 23, 2010.

Seniors struggle with applying to college, receive teacher assistance

Emily Oba • February 25, 2019

The frenzy of applying to college can become overwhelming for students who give themselves many options of schools.

Girls’ basketball spaghetti fundraiser canceled

Ji-Sung Lee • February 15, 2019

The girls' basketball team fundraiser is canceled due to inclement weather.

Students fundraise for Peña Blanca Sponsorship

Ji-Sung Lee • January 25, 2019

Students in Spanish classes and members of Spanish club are fundraising for the Peña Blanca Sponsorship.

State fund formula requires restructuring

Ben Kimchi • December 19, 2018

A strong public education system is the backbone of equal opportunity for Americans. When that the system currently fails to uphold the promise of equity.

Personal value worth more than financial circumstances

Emily Oba • December 18, 2018

Escaping what senior Jade Brady describes as a bad home life can prove difficult for a teenager because of the lack of finances; therefore, she worked to create an opportunity for herself to leave.

District funding derives from attendance, other factors

Katie Whaley • December 14, 2018

The Columbia Public Schools’ (CPS) district final budget document outlines the budget for this school year.

Movie theaters lack compared to their competition

Jared Geyer • October 26, 2018

In a world of growing online competition, movie theaters contain many flaws that continuously bog down and stagnate the experience.

Educators Rising brings awareness to pediatric cancer

Emily Oba • October 5, 2018

Educators Rising were able to amass over $750 for pediatric cancer awareness from the dollar drive.