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Rock Canyon High School's Student Newspaper

the Rock Online

Rock Canyon High School's Student Newspaper

the Rock Online

Rock Canyon High School's Student Newspaper

the Rock Online

Bella Lin

Bella Lin, Reporter

My name is Bella Lin and this is my first year on staff. During my free time, I enjoy playing piano, reading, writing, drawing, etc. I hope to improve my writing skills, explore a number of different topics, and experiment with multiple forms of media.

All content by Bella Lin
The graphic above represents how plastic pollution affects our oceans marine organisms. Sea turtles can sometimes consume plastic bags due to mistaking them for jelly fish, a large part of some sea turtles' diets.

Environmental Endeavors: Distrawt Oceans

by Bella Lin, Managing Editor
November 4, 2024
The graphic above pictures a concept of the ACT's changing form.

ACT: A Changing Test

by Bella Lin, Managing Editor
September 9, 2024
The graphic above pictures a comparison between traditional education vs. digital education.

From Sheets to Screens

by Bella Lin, Managing Editor
April 16, 2024
A graphic introduces the article and quiz.

QUIZ: Which Wish Week Event Are You?

by Bella Lin, Managing Editor
March 9, 2024
Saanvi Kirdak ‘26 performs henna on Tvisha Hariharan ‘24 at the henna station during Walk for Wishes March 2. Students waited for their turn and sat as henna was drawn on their skin. The paste had to dry before being peeled off to reveal a variety of patterns in the form of temporary tattoos. “I really like [henna],” Hariharan said. “First of all, henna has a lot of health benefits, so it’s really nice to see it as an option for a lot of activities, especially since there’s such a large Asian community here. It’s really great to see that.”

The Art of Henna at Walk for Wishes

by Bella Lin, Managing Editor
March 6, 2024
With State President Moksha Nemalipuri ‘24 being the last one to enter the stage, this year’s State Officer Team of HOSA waves to the crowd at the opening ceremony after their introductions Feb. 19. Each state officer’s introduction was accompanied by a displayed slide with their photo and a chosen quote. Following the greeting, the state officers proceeded to welcome competing students and undergo the process of officially starting the 2024 HOSA State Leadership Conference. “It felt great being in an environment with all future healthcare professionals,” Cooduvalli said. “However, meeting the State Officer Team was the coolest part about the opening ceremony, as they all stood and spoke so confidently.”

Competing from the Heart

by Bella Lin, Managing Editor
March 4, 2024
The Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA - Future Health Professionals) State Conference starts today, Feb. 19. Held at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel, students will undergo testing in medicine-related exams as well as compete in their signed-up events. During their free time, students will be able to participate in a number of symposiums, educational opportunities and leisurely activities, such as friendship bracelet making. The conference will continue through Feb. 21. “HOSA Chapter Office has taught me so much about working with others and the effort it takes to run a chapter,” HOSA Vice President of Public Relations Mishika Bhatia ‘26 said.

HOSA State Starts Today

by Bella Lin, Managing Editor
February 19, 2024
Kevin Cary shows off his growing beard during his Spanish II class Nov. 15. At this point, he hadn’t shaved his facial hair for 15 days in support of No-Shave November and will continue to leave it be. The event officially ended when the month of November finished. “Right now, I’m in the itchy phase. It’s driving me nuts right now,” Cary said.

Let’s Get Hairy!

by Bella Lin, Managing Editor
December 5, 2023
Saanvi Cooduvalli ‘26 studies Honors Chemistry in room 4101 Nov. 9. Many students sat in the high chairs and studied material from their chemistry courses as well as completed homework from other classes. Honors Chemistry teacher Kerry Reilly went around assisting students who had questions about their assignments and quizzes. “The chemistry room is very refreshing,” Cooduvalli said.

Study Spot or Flop?

by Bella Lin, Managing Editor
November 18, 2023
Saanvi Cooduvalli ‘26 studies Honors Chemistry in room 4101 Nov. 9. Many students sat in the high chairs and studied material from their chemistry courses as well as completed homework from other classes. Honors Chemistry teacher Kerry Reilly went around assisting students who had questions about their assignments and quizzes. “The chemistry room is very refreshing,” Cooduvalli said.

[Photo] Study Spots

November 16, 2023
Decorated with drawn-on chili peppers and sparkles, the Chili Dinner menu is displayed at the cafeteria entrance Sept. 21. The pictures of offered dishes included prices and deals.

Chili Fundraiser Feast

by Bella Lin, Managing Editor
September 26, 2023
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