Food delivery programs service affected groups
Students who qualify for free and reduced lunch won’t have access to cafeteria meals for the rest of the school year. The CPS Nutrition Services...
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Discovering passions proves essential for well-being
Too often, people portray themselves as completely boxed-in, focused individuals when they could branch out and diversify their interests. Not every hobby must be the...
Gender biased research proves fatal
The male and female physiologies are different down to the cellular level. Females have two X chromosomes but no Y chromosomes while men have one...
Research drives local reaction to COVID-19
As COVID-19 spreads across the world, researchers and students in Columbia express their concerns and share information about the pandemic....
What should I do to prevent the spread of COVID-19?
Surgeon general Jerome M. Adams said on Feb. 29 face masks are not effective in preventing the general public from catching the coronavirus. “If health...
CPS begins composting program at pilot schools
RBHS will be one of the Columbia Public School’s (CPS) pilot schools to introduce composting starting Monday, March 16....
Significant Figures: women leave impact on science
The contributions of women to the scientific research base often go unnoticed, as they have had credit for work taken away by male colleagues, been...
Loneliness is now an epidemic
Loneliness, a result of the absence or lack of affection in social relations, is an indicator of emotional and mental well-being. The issue of social...
Video games not to blame for rises in violence
The political discussion surrounding mass shootings in schools is peppered with fear, doubt and, to a great extent, video games. More specifically, it involves the...
Criminalization of Drugs
The federal government considers possession of illegal drugs as a criminal offense, and arrests people for misdemeanor paraphernalia — equipment that is used to produce,...
Capital Punishment
Capital punishment, more commonly known as the death penalty, is the execution of a a person sentenced to death after conviction of a criminal offense...
Helping professions leave workers to manage self-care
In fields where emotional support is necessary — medicine, teaching and social work — individuals are especially vulnerable to burnout and other stress-related phenomena such...
Students to explore classes through Course Fair
The annual RBHS Course Fair will occur Jan. 27 from 5:30-9:00 p.m. The fair is targeted toward eighth graders and current RBHS students looking for...
Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood is a provider of reproductive health care. The majority of their services are preventive care, including preventing unintended pregnancies through contraception, reducing the...
Obamacare
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, nicknamed Obamacare, is a United States federal statute signed into law by President Barack Obama on March 23,...
Medicare/Medicaid
Medicare is a program funded by the state and federal government that provides health coverage for people 65 years or older and those who have...
Study links supportive friendships to positive physiology
University of Missouri — Columbia developmental psychologist Dr. Amanda Rose and her PhD student Sarah Borowski have explored the relationship between physiological reactions and certain...
Biology furthers friendships
Friendships play a significant role in promoting overall health, and principles of psychology and neuroscience help to explain how and why people interact....
‘How to Survive a Plague’ screening celebrates 2019 World AIDS Day
A free screening of the documentary How to Survive a Plague and a panel discussion with medical professionals took place at Ragtag Cinema Monday Dec....
StuCo organizes Cards for Veterans
Student council (StuCo) hosted Cards for Veterans on Friday Nov. 22 before school and during both lunch periods. This was the third day of the...