Senior Bailey Stover spent her 121st day of social distancing showering, meeting with a professor via Zoom and sending out graduation party invitations.
Assistant Principal Tim Baker said sediment flow discolored water from clear to yellow and misty. He said while students should avoid drinking this water, the discoloration doesn’t give any negative health effects.
While some RBHS students swim for sport, it may soon be a requirement for all students. A bill, if passed, would add a swimming unit in PE classes.
For many students, the promise of warmer weather around...
The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has made quite a splash since its beginnings in July, raising more than $100 million for the cause and spreading awareness of the disease.
Sophomore Gabbi Schust dumped the...
Stir fry is one of my absolute favorite dishes to make, mainly because its so easy and you can throw in whatever you like. This week I decided it was time to use up the chicken breasts that had been in...
Mr. Koffman tests his students' understanding of water balloon trajectory.
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[heading]The girls swimming and diving team placed third in the Cape Girardeau meet this weekend.[/heading]
While their classmates enjoyed the end of another long school week, the Bruin girls swimming...
Imagine ingesting a toxic chemical that slowly eats away at tissue function without even knowing you’re doing such a thing, a hidden poison that slowly pollutes the brain and the body’s senses. Consider...
Back in junior high, I finished reading every single book I started. Even if I wanted to throw the book against the wall out of frustration, I forced myself to push through and read the whole story up...