• Shenanigans presents "Don't Go There" on 5/17 and 5/18. Tickets are $3.

  • After school, seniors and juniors receive their yearbooks on 5/16 and sophomores and freshmen on 5/17.

  • RBTV wins two Crystal Pillars Awards & three Honorable Mentions

  • Students showcase their artwork in the spring art show.

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Carey’s Comix: Accidental Trends

Carey Torres, Staff Reporter/Cartoonist

May 16, 2013

Have you ever been curious as to how trends even happen? Were they on  purpose, or just a complete accident? In this episode of Carey’s Comix, see how some of these trends occur.  At least in Carey’s imagination. DomoNation.com: Careys Comix by rbhsclarion

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For What It’s Worth: The economics of procrastination

Kate Alaks, Opinion Editor

May 16, 2013

I ought to have finished this column a week ago, but it kept getting put off. I have barely glanced at my AP lit review book, and the test is in a week. I’m rushing to get a grant application in by the deadline. In other words, I’m a procrastinator. I can feel better, though, because I’m sure you are too. As it turns out,... READ MORE »»

RB recieved this ranking based in part on their test scores. 75% of students passed state math and reading tests.

RB ranked in top 15 high schools statewide

Rebecca Rusiecki, News Editor

May 6, 2013

RB had reason to celebrate as the U.S. News and World Report Magazine released its 2013 Best High Schools list. RB was ranked number 15 out of 649 public and eight magnet schools throughout Illinois. In addition to this, the school was ranked 427th nationally out of over 21,000 public high schools. This ranking was decided by... READ MORE »»

Top: (Left to Right) John, Laura, Gia (sister), Madeline, Henry, James, George, Annalisa (sister), Myself, Elaine, Audrey (sister), my Dad, and Steve Lutz.
Bottom Left" Miscellaneous marathon runners.
Bottom Right" John proudly showing off his marathon hardware. (He finished at 3:14)

COLUMN: The life changing experience of the 2013 Boston Marathon

Charlie Connelly, Staff Reporter

May 6, 2013

It is said that everything happens for a reason, that things in life aren’t just coincidence. Our lives have a bigger picture, a vast plan beyond what we can even perceive. Some believe there is a higher power protecting our every move; others believe in chance and luck. Personally, I had always lived my life in the mindset... READ MORE »»

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FLOOD: How RB decided to close its doors for the day

Rachael Kluba, Staff Reporter

April 30, 2013

The RB community experienced a flood that began overnight April 17 which forced school to close at 12:15  on Thursday and kept it closed for a full day on Friday. The decision to close early was made at ten o’clock April 18, as school administration determined that to keep school open would be dangerous and non-productive. “Only... READ MORE »»

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RB recieved this ranking based in part on their test scores. 75% of students passed state math and reading tests.

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RB recieved this ranking based in part on their test scores. 75% of students passed state math and reading tests.

RB ranked in top 15 high schools statewide

Rebecca Rusiecki, News Editor

RB had reason to celebrate as the U.S. News and World Report Magazine released its 2013 Best High Schools list. RB was ranked number 15 out of 649 public and eight magnet... read story

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SEE Team Math Teacher Patty Young plans lessons and maintains her calendar on her iPad.  SEE Team's iPads are one of many new personal technology device inclusions at RB.

Cameron Kritikos

SEE Team Math Teacher Patty Young plans lessons and maintains her calendar on her iPad. SEE Team's iPads are one of many new personal technology device inclusions at RB.

Could a 1-to-1 school be coming to RB?

Cameron Kritikos, Sports Editor

Twenty years ago, computer technology was in its mere infancy and its applications to everyday life were minimal. The ability of being able to connect with people throughout... read story

April 30, 2013 • 2 comments

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Opinion

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For What It’s Worth: The economics of procrastination

Kate Alaks, Opinion Editor

I ought to have finished this column a week ago, but it kept getting put off. I have barely glanced at my AP lit review book, and the test is in a week. I’m rushing to get... read story

May 16, 2013 • 0 comments

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Sports

Boy’s track hopes to win more meets with strong teamwork

Matt Potts, Staff Reporter

The boy’s track team has been practicing hard and is geared up to compete. With first, second and third place team finishes under their belt already, the varsity boys... read story

May 6, 2013 • 0 comments

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Lifestyles

The National deadline is May 1st for Seniors to turn in their deposits on where they will be attending college next Fall.

Seniors making college choices as May 1 looms

Christine Vassos, Staff Reporter

Time is ticking away for all those seniors who need to make their final college decision by the national deadline by May 1.  For some Seniors they knew where they were going... read story

April 12, 2013 • 0 comments

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Entertainment

How I Met Your Mother

How I Met Your Mother: Bro Mitzvah

Lauren Grimaldi, Staff Reporter

Fans of the show have probably been expecting Barney Stinson’s bachelor party to be the most over the top but ridiculously hilarious thing ever, and the newest episode did... read story

May 16, 2013 • 0 comments

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