The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

Bearing News

The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

Bearing News

The Student News Site of Rock Bridge High School

Bearing News

Day 45

Day 45

Bailey Stover May 1, 2020
During her 45th day of social distancing, senior Bailey Stover watched "Criminal Minds" and "Hollywood," worked on AP Psych and took a much needed shower.
Day 15

Day 15

Bailey Stover April 1, 2020
During her fifteenth day of social distancing, senior Bailey Stover studied for her AP Calculus test, watched "Criminal Minds," went on a walk and showered.
PhD student Sarah Borowski points at a monitor in a surveillance room in her and Dr. Amanda Roses lab Monday, Dec. 6. When subjects participate in the experiment, heart rate monitors and devices that measure skin conductance are put on their skin. The results given from these devices then appear on the monitors in the surveillance room. Photo by Ana Manzano.

Study links supportive friendships to positive physiology

Sarah Ding January 15, 2020
University of Missouri ⁠— Columbia developmental psychologist Dr. Amanda Rose and her PhD student Sarah Borowski have explored the relationship between physiological reactions and certain behaviors in adolescent friendships through Borowski’s dissertation study.
Terror Management Theory fuels culture, conflict

Terror Management Theory fuels culture, conflict

James Glaser September 27, 2019

What separates humans from other animals?  Depending on who you ask, you will get a lot of different answers. People who trust in Genesis 1:26 may state that our dominion over other animals creates a...

Art by Valeria Velasquez

Fear fuels decision-making, everyday behavior, attitude

Ji-Sung Lee December 20, 2018
Fear, a powerful and primitive human emotion, essentially shapes all that humans do. Whether to skydive off an airplane or pick up a tarantula with bare hands, fear motivates action, giving a new sense of concentration, avoidance or preparation.
Feature photo by Yousuf El-Jayyousi

An act of faith

Multiple Authors October 2, 2017
Beliefs of the afterlife are often formed by religious affiliations and other personal ideas.
Excuses leave more harm than unfinished homework

Excuses leave more harm than unfinished homework

Siena Juhlin January 9, 2017
Avoiding responsibility enables chores, jobs and grades slip through the cracks, and it will bring the excuse maker down, as well.
Focus your locus

Focus your locus

Jenna Liu March 12, 2015

Students delve into understanding external and internal controls A couple of months ago, the Club COMO volleyball team was in the middle of a tournament, with only one round between them and the championship...

Family counselor discusses teen drug use

Family counselor discusses teen drug use

Abdul-Rahman Abdul-Kafi April 28, 2014

[vimeo url="https://vimeo.com/92768108" width="640" height="360"] Video by Renata Williams In the past five years, alcohol use among high school seniors dropped from 43 percent to 39 percent; however,...

Load More Stories