Free of Bull, Full of Bulldogs

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Free of Bull, Full of Bulldogs

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Free of Bull, Full of Bulldogs

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Azucena Gama

Azucena Gama, Editor-in-Chief

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Photo courtesy of Maggie Leiteritz.

Leiteritz leaves her mark at RB

Azucena Gama, Editor-in-Chief
May 21, 2021
Photo courtesy of Lori Sullivan.

Sullivan reflects on experience at RB

Azucena Gama, Editor-in-Chief
May 18, 2021
Photo courtesy of Christine Stiel.

Stiel springs into retirement

Azucena Gama, Editor-in-Chief
May 18, 2021
Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Snapchat are examples of social media platfroms that have taken the world by storm.

How we use social media in 2021

Azucena Gama, Editor-in-Chief
February 8, 2021
First semester finals are cancelled. Graphic by Azucena Gama.

RB students react to new finals schedule

Azucena Gama, Editor-in-Chief
November 16, 2020
The 2020 presidential election is finally over, and Joe Biden will become President in January.

RB students react to election results

Liam Mathews, Azucena Gama, and Sadie Springer
November 11, 2020
The Strokes playing at Lollapalooza 2019. Photo by Azucena Gama.

Chicago summer events cancellations

Azucena Gama, Editor
May 14, 2020
My grandma's balcony on Mother's day.

Day #55: Sunday, May 10, 2020

Azucena Gama, Editor
May 11, 2020
Image created by Azucena Gama.

Class of 2020 to graduate virtually

Azucena Gama, Editor
May 6, 2020
An info graphic on the new AP exam protocols.

Update on state testing and AP exams

Azucena Gama, Editor
April 4, 2020
My mom crocheted a hat for my dog on Monday! Photo taken by Azucena Gama.

Day #7: Monday, March 23, 2020

Azucena Gama, Editor
March 24, 2020
Note card presenting what state tests have changed due to the COIVD-19 situation.

New protocols for state testing and AP Exams

Azucena Gama, Editor
March 22, 2020
Iced coffees are popular on Thursday mornings, it's common to see students with them.

Students support local cafés for their breakfast runs

Azucena Gama, Editor
February 26, 2020
Girls Water Polo: Sophie Bruno

Girls Water Polo: Sophie Bruno

Azucena Gama, Editor
February 18, 2020
Student picking up garbage and disposing of it. Photo by Azucena Gama.

[Photo] RB implements new civics requirement for government course

February 17, 2020
Lit or Lang? Photo by: Azucena Gama

English Department switches it up for AP Lit and Lang

Azucena Gama, Story Editor
September 3, 2019
Members of the Shenanigans play improv games.

Shenanigan’s Newest Recruits

Azucena Gama, Staff Reporter
October 10, 2018
Ella Johnson, sophomore, “All of my friends were doing Shenanigans, which is why I primarily joined. I am also really into acting and theatre, it just seemed like a really great way to round and improve my improv skills. So far, I have loved getting closer to all of the people in Shenanigans because normally it would be people I don’t really talk to on a daily basis. I also think I am actually started to improv on my improve, because at first I didn’t think I was very good but then I got in. I am really excited for the shows and just to continue to get to know everyone in the group. To show everyone what we’ve been working on”

Junior, Ewan Perry says, “It’s actually a funny story, my sister’s boyfriend, when they were seniors, I was a freshman, he was the leader of the Shenanigans. So I tried out that year, got rejected, tried out last year, and got rejected. So it sort of became a tradition for me to try out every year. I tried out again this year, and I was kind of hoping to get rejected but I didn’t this time, so here we are. I have enjoyed everything so far, the fun performances, the different kind of acting. With normal theater acting essentially, you get one character, and have to play it until it's over. But with this you can do any character you want, as high energy, as low energy or middle energy as you need to be.”

John Murphy, freshman, “I joined because I have done improv in the past, and I really liked it. I have really enjoyed the improv, I find it fun, I really like improv. I am excited for more improv. I really like improv.”

Caroline Bittorf, freshman, “A bunch of my friends were going to try out and I decided, well it looks really fun, so I tried out too, just to see how it goes. I have enjoyed everything, I love the environment and people, they are just really great.”

Haley Rayfield, sophomore, “I think it’s a really great way to get experience with improv and to develop and grow as an actor. I am excited to learn more about improv and for our shows. I have really liked getting feedback on my work, so I can grow more as an actor.”

Junior, Felix Fitzgerald says, “I joined shenanigans because I had a lot of friends in shenanigans and I really enjoyed improv comedy, so I was like wow, a win-win situation. I have really enjoyed hanging out with my friends, playing improv games, and of course party quirks. I really enjoy “The Dating Game,” it’s one of my favorite to play. I am excited for the shows and I am really excited to make the movie for the Spring show.”

Jesse Whistler, sophomore, “My sister was a big part of it last year and I watched her perform. I thought it was really funny and my family told me I should try out, I did, and I really like it. I have enjoyed bonding with the team, I like making people laugh and laughing at people. I am excited for the first short film, because they were always so funny, it’s going to be a good time.”

Ella Johnson, sophomore, “All of my friends were doing Shenanigans, which is why I primarily joined. I am also really into acting and theatre, it just seemed like a really great way to round and improve my improv skills. So far, I have loved getting closer to all of the people in Shenanigans because normally it would be people I don’t really talk to on a daily basis. I also think I am actually started to improv on my improve, because at first I didn’t think I was very good but then I got in. I am really excited for the shows and just to continue to get to know everyone in the group. To show everyone what we’ve been working on”

Junior, Ewan Perry says, “It’s actually a funny story, my sister’s boyfriend, when they were seniors, I was a freshman, he was the leader of the Shenanigans. So I tried out that year, got rejected, tried out last year, and got rejected. So it sort of became a tradition for me to try out every year. I tried out again this year, and I was kind of hoping to get rejected but I didn’t this time, so here we are. I have enjoyed everything so far, the fun performances, the different kind of acting. With normal theater acting essentially, you get one character, and have to play it until it's over. But with this you can do any character you want, as high energy, as low energy or middle energy as you need to be.”

John Murphy, freshman, “I joined because I have done improv in the past, and I really liked it. I have really enjoyed the improv, I find it fun, I really like improv. I am excited for more improv. I really like improv.”

Caroline Bittorf, freshman, “A bunch of my friends were going to try out and I decided, well it looks really fun, so I tried out too, just to see how it goes. I have enjoyed everything, I love the environment and people, they are just really great.”

Haley Rayfield, sophomore, “I think it’s a really great way to get experience with improv and to develop and grow as an actor. I am excited to learn more about improv and for our shows. I have really liked getting feedback on my work, so I can grow more as an actor.”

Junior, Felix Fitzgerald says, “I joined shenanigans because I had a lot of friends in shenanigans and I really enjoyed improv comedy, so I was like wow, a win-win situation. I have really enjoyed hanging out with my friends, playing improv games, and of course party quirks. I really enjoy “The Dating Game,” it’s one of my favorite to play. I am excited for the shows and I am really excited to make the movie for the Spring show.”

Jesse Whistler, sophomore, “My sister was a big part of it last year and I watched her perform. I thought it was really funny and my family told me I should try out, I did, and I really like it. I have enjoyed bonding with the team, I like making people laugh and laughing at people. I am excited for the first short film, because they were always so funny, it’s going to be a good time.”

John Murphy, freshman, “I joined because I have done improv in the past, and I really liked it. I have really enjoyed the improv, I find it fun, I really like improv. I am excited for more improv. I really like improv.”

Caroline Bittorf, freshman, “A bunch of my friends were going to try out and I decided, well it looks really fun, so I tried out too, just to see how it goes. I have enjoyed everything, I love the environment and people, they are just really great.”

Haley Rayfield, sophomore, “I think it’s a really great way to get experience with improv and to develop and grow as an actor. I am excited to learn more about improv and for our shows. I have really liked getting feedback on my work, so I can grow more as an actor.”

Junior, Felix Fitzgerald says, “I joined shenanigans because I had a lot of friends in shenanigans and I really enjoyed improv comedy, so I was like wow, a win-win situation. I have really enjoyed hanging out with my friends, playing improv games, and of course party quirks. I really enjoy “The Dating Game,” it’s one of my favorite to play. I am excited for the shows and I am really excited to make the movie for the Spring show.”

Jesse Whistler, sophomore, “My sister was a big part of it last year and I watched her perform. I thought it was really funny and my family told me I should try out, I did, and I really like it. I have enjoyed bonding with the team, I like making people laugh and laughing at people. I am excited for the first short film, because they were always so funny, it’s going to be a good time.”

Student breaking the dress code.

RB enforcing new dress code procedures

Azucena Gama, Staff Reporter
September 17, 2018
Veteran Jason Lemaku speaks to RBHS students.

Jason Lemaku

Azucena Gama, Staff Reporter
November 15, 2017
Mrs. Farlee talking to students about what they were cooking.

My kids have knives

Azucena Gama, Staff Reporter
November 8, 2017
Why we should have the day off after Halloween

Why we should have the day off after Halloween

Azucena Gama, Staff Reporter
October 31, 2017
Fall gone wrong

Fall gone wrong

Azucena Gama and Elizabeth Johnston
October 10, 2017
Freshman Ella Johnson puts in money for the penny pinch.

RB reaches out to Hurricane Harvey victims

Azucena Gama, Staff Reporter
September 22, 2017
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