Activities ostracize low-income students

Skyler Froese • April 28, 2017

Learn how expensive high school rite-of-passages like prom demean students who don't have as much money as others.

Athletes consult religion to improve performance

Skyler Froese • April 21, 2017

Many student athletes view prayer as a good way to bond with teammates and boost physical stamina.

Track kicks off season at COMO opener

Skyler Froese • March 19, 2017

The boys and girls track teams kicked off their seasons at the COMO Opener on Mar. 18, emerging victorious in a list of events.

‘Miss Kiet’s Children’ elicits joy, pride out of viewers

Skyler Froese • March 5, 2017

An inspiring documentary follows the lives of Syrian refugee children in a Dutch school.

‘The Grown-Ups’ provides inside look at the struggles of individuals with Down syndrome

Skyler Froese • March 4, 2017

Maite Alberdi's documentary shines a light on the endeavors of in individuals with Down syndrome as they try to take control their lives in spite of legislative obstacles.

‘I Am Not Your Negro’ presents effective analysis of racism in America

Skyler Froese • March 4, 2017

Raoul Peck’s commentary illustrates the lives of civil rights activists through primary sources and narrative.

Social media inspires new trends in makeup

Skyler Froese • February 16, 2017

More and more people are changing up the way they think about and do their makeup to ft in with new trends set by social media.

Voter fraud compromises court

Grace Vance • February 5, 2017

Student Council determined on Monday that the original list of courtwarming candidates had to be amended because of suspected fraudulent voting. Although Student Council announced the names of 11 boys...

How American schools work

Eléa-Marie Gilles • January 30, 2017

Hello! I hope you had good holidays and that you’re ready for that new year that’s just starting. I’m back with an article mostly about school in the United States compared to how it is in France. I...

Lady Bruins place third at City of Roses Invitational

Skyler Froese • January 22, 2017

The 2017 City of Roses Invitational did not bloom in the same stunning nature as the same meet last year for the RBHS girls’ swim team.

Holiday season inspires compassion for less fortunate

Skyler Froese • December 23, 2016

Charitable community members give back to those who are not as lucky during festivities.

Unfamiliar dialect should not warrant criticism

Skyler Froese • December 23, 2016

English speakers who use different dialects, or learn English as a second language, are unfairly and incorrectly persecuted for their speech.