“The ballot is stronger than the bullet.”
These words, as enumerated by former president Abraham Lincoln in times of uncertainty of the Civil War, are still upheld today.
Following Super Tuesday,...
It’s impossible to miss the Stanley cup’s impact in the hands of nearly every South student.
With its convenient handle, detachable straw, and vast array of colors, it seems like Stanley cups...
Remember how terrifying the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic were?
Back then, it felt like the world was ending. I remember spending my days in the early months of 2020 searching for any new information...
All 22 girls on South’s varsity dance team, the Titan Poms, huddled around nervously, waiting for the selection between 14 other high schools in the Central Suburban League to advance to the state competition...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used more and more every day in academics, Ann Kotsadam, Math Teacher, said, and that increased use can have negative impacts on students - and their learning, Kotsadam...
The squeal of a mic cut through the chatter filling the bustling East Cafeteria. Bright lights glared down on the bands as they adjusted their guitar straps, microphones, and drums in preparation for their...
As the aroma of delicious biryani, falafel, and butter chicken intertwined with the ongoing chatter filled up the East cafeteria, new and old connections were fostered in just a single night. The Muslim...
V-I-C-T-O-R-Y, victory victor, Glenbrook High! The infamous fight song brings so much pride to the South, as does Tommy the Titan! As of the end of last year, South introduced a new and improvised mascot....
All day, Foods Teacher Kelli McDonald is surrounded by the sounds of pans sizzling, knives chopping, water running, and students cooking up a storm. Foods, an elective offered year-round to all students,...
Almost every conversation I have about college comes down to prestige.
We have been conditioned since early childhood to want to go to prestigious Ivy League schools because we assume that is where...
In the fall of 1998, runners on South’s boys’ cross country team were looking for a special goal to end their summer running, Hasenstein said. The team realized that donations to the Northfield Food...
The smell of chlorine fills the air as water splashes echo around the pool, with small puddles of water on the ground from people entering and exiting the pool. Not every high school in America has two...
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