Dedication to the renovation

March 26, 2010 • Kate Abbatacola, Content Editor  

On Sunday March 21st, RB held a dedication ceremony to celebrate the completion of the $52 million renovation.  Anyone in the RB community was welcome to attend the event which was held in the recently completed new auditorium. The ceremonial ribbon was cut on the auditorium stage by Interim Principal... Read more »

Students, staff adjust to new tardy policy

March 18, 2010 • Brian Wilson, Layout Manager  

Tell us what YOU think about discipline at RB. Take our survey! RB has been operating under a revised tardy policy since the beginning of the second semester. The policy has become the talk of the students, as well as the staff at RB. The policy was reconfigured by Interim Assistant Principal Troy Gobble,... Read more »

Guys and Dolls premiere

March 18, 2010 • Madison Powers, staff reporter  

On Thursday March 11 through Sunday March 14, RB students performed in the musical Guys and Dolls. Despite the fact that the students were all crammed onto the little theatre’s stage rather than the usual auditorium stage, all students involved in the production did a great job and the sets looked... Read more »

Canada steals the gold

March 15, 2010 • Joe Sauer, Opinion Manager  

The Olympic Games finished with an intense hockey game between Canada and the US teams ending in overtime, with Sydney Crosby going home a national hero. The game was action packed all the way up until the end goal in overtime. It all started out as a dream from the American team, the players wanted... Read more »

Top 10 Classic Games

March 15, 2010 • Vince Arvis, staff reporter  

1. Pacman What: Guide Pacman through mazes while eating dots, avoiding ghosts, eating fruit, and racking up a high score. Why: There are no words to describe it. Play it and you’ll know what I mean. Where: freepacman.org 2. Super Mario Bros. What: Play as Mario and move from world to world while jumping... Read more »

Bradley’s Bargain of the Week (March 7th-12th)

March 15, 2010  

Welcome back delightful readers! Media Manager Bradley Wilson back again this week with another bargain for everyone to take advantage of! This week’s bargain is a local gem! No ordering online, credit cards, or shipping and handling involved this week. Also, this week’s deal caters to those who... Read more »

Potter’s Wizarding World opens this summer

March 15, 2010 • Rachel Sammons, staff reporter  

This spring, over thousands of citizens from all over the world will spill into Orlando, Florida’s Universal Studios amusement park and head towards the Islands of Adventure for the opening of the first ever Harry Potter theme park.  After two years of construction, the twenty acres of the Wizarding... Read more »

Wait until next year, St. Baldrick’s

March 15, 2010 • Charlie Morrissey, News Manager  

It is the time of year when students are usually packed into the auditorium for an annual hair-shaving experience. For the past two years, Riverside-Brookfield High School has participated in the worldwide event called St. Baldrick’s Day, which supports cancer research. This year, RB has chosen not... Read more »

Cyber Session a Good Cause

March 15, 2010 • Jason Flam, Opinion Manager  

RB students recently participated in a school wide extended class period designed to inform them about the dangers of the internet. This was a step in the right direction. They are all susceptible to virtual harassment whether we think so or not. While it is more likely that someone less popular would... Read more »

Student teaching: good for teachers, not students

March 15, 2010 • Ethan Gallegos, staff reporter  

What do student teachers do for a class room? For anyone who hasn’t had a student teacher or doesn’t know what a student teacher is, they are a graduate or undergraduate student who teaches a class for a certain period of time in order to prepare for a job in teaching after graduating. This may be... Read more »

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