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Freshmen Kyla Hickcox and Fatimah Yousuf prepare for semifinals in novice policy debate at the Parkway West Fall Invitational. They finished second. photo by Isaac Yontz

Speech, debate fare well at Parkway West invitational

Isaac Yontz October 14, 2019
RBHS competed in the Parkway West Fall Invitational Speech and Debate Tournament Oct. 11-12. The team had 10 quarterfinalists for debate events and 12 finalists for speech events.
Members of the Speech and Debate team prepare for a tournament. Photo by Memphis Cutchlow.

Speech and Debate team hosts RBHS Invitational

Ji-Sung Lee February 10, 2019
The Speech and Debate team hosted the annual RB Invite Feb. 8 and 9.
Clubs, sports create additional school absences

Clubs, sports create additional school absences

Ji-Sung Lee October 23, 2018
With an abundance of clubs and sports filling student schedules, achieving perfect attendance can be difficult for those managing multiple extracurricular activities.
Speech, debate team turns stress to success

Speech, debate team turns stress to success

Emily Oba February 15, 2018
The RBHS debate team has had a successful season. The team will compete this weekend in their last tournament before NSDA Congress Districts, competing against Marquette High School.
Celebrating Sojourner Truth

Celebrating Sojourner Truth

Ann Fitzmaurice February 2, 2018
Through her speech on May 28-29, 1851, abolitionist Sojourner Truth made history and spoke as a figurehead for women of color and slaves across the United States.
Freshmen Will Cover, senior Chase Ford, junior Sonya Hu all qualified for nationals

Speech, debate students head to national competitions

Andrew Meister May 12, 2017
After performing well in sectionals, RBHS Speech and Debate team heads to the National Speech and Debate Association’s national tournament.
Photo by Cassidy Viox

New bill promotes student journalist rights

Ji-Ho Lee March 2, 2016
While the Constitution grants American citizens certain rights, some of these rights, like the freedom of press, have specific restrictions. A new bill would reverse these limitations in the state of the Missouri.

Ending violence against women speaker hits message hard

Grace Dorsey November 30, 2015
Dr. Buck Blodgett spoke here today on the topic of ending violence against women. His personal experience with violence against women involves his daughter Jessica Blodgett, who was attacked and murdered more than two years ago when she was just 19.

Reactions toward 9/11, Syria illustrate striking, hypocritical contrast

Urmilla Kuttikad September 11, 2013

President Obama's speech on Tuesday night regarding his decision on American involvement in Syria 12 years later, and the term “9/11” still teems with pain. Memories typically soften with time into...

Senior Captains Andrew Hutchinson (left) and Stephen Turban (right) pose with their 3rd place trophies in Champ Public Forum Debate at the Clayton-Ladue Debate Tournament in November.

Debate looks forward to new year

Whitney Cravens January 10, 2013

The Debate team adapted to many changes this year: a new coach, a new team and a new year. Yet with the numerous changes the team endured, the semester was still an exciting one. Debate is a club that...

Folio hosts open microphone sessions on Fridays

Folio hosts open microphone sessions on Fridays

Lauren Puckett October 18, 2012

During A and B lunches, starting next Friday, Oct. 26, individual voices will fill the commons giving speeches and singing songs. The new open microphone, hosted by Folio, the school's literary magazine,...

Failure breeds success

Alex Burnam January 11, 2012

I had grown up hearing from my father that “fortune favors the brave”; he attributed all of his success in life to it. But prior to May of last year, I had never been outgoing. I kept to myself. I...

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