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How my music taste changed at South

May 25, 2018
REMEMBER MSD: Standing in silence, seniors Zoe Golden, Rachel Schwartz, Aidan Graham, Austin Sulejmani and Cat Berg reflect on the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting in Parkland, Florida. GBS joined schools nationwide who participated in the event planned by organizers of the Women’s March.

South joins nationwide student walkouts

March 16, 2018
WINNIN’ WOMEN: Smiling at the 2018 Pep Rally, seniors Cat Berg, Abby Grant, Gracie Hambourger and Bebe Haramaras show their spirit. The four senior girls make up South’s first all-female executive board. Photo courtesy of Abby Grant

South’s prevalent female leadership fights stereotypes, inspires

March 16, 2018
Between the white lines: cocaine trickles down from college life

Between the white lines: cocaine trickles down from college life

February 13, 2018
Illustration by Riley Gunderson

Stress of unrealistic body ideals manifests in eating disorders

December 22, 2017
WORTH THE WALK: Celebrating as a team, Dunne’s Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation walk team raised $3000 on Oct. 1. Dunne has been participating in the walks for eight years and has raised over $30,000 in total for juvenile diabetes research. Photo courtesy of Leah Dunne

Life’s setbacks turn to blessings

November 10, 2017

South’s foreign language opportunities valuable, rewarding

October 20, 2017
ANGIE THROUGH THE AGES: Posing for a photo at GBS, rising senior Angie Morris shows her signature smile, one that many at school were accustomed to seeing, according to Ken Smith, Special Education teacher. According to Katie Mason, Morris’s sister, she was the youngest of six children in their family.

Remembering Angie Morris

October 6, 2017
Graduating Greg: Leading South’s band members, Greg Wojcik, head band director, prepares to conduct his final concert at South. Wojcik has been a member of the Titan family for 38 years and is retiring this year.

Wojcik concludes final year at South, leaves lasting bonds

May 26, 2017
Artist Alert

Artist Alert

May 26, 2017
Friends of the fiddler: Cheering in a scene of Fiddler on the Roof, GBS and GBN students rehearse for the spring musical in the dance room. Fiddler on the Roof tells the story of Tevye, a milkman, whose spirit, pride and faith helps him get through the oppressive czarist Russia. Fiddler on the Roof will be showing in the Auditorium from April 26-29.

Fiddler on the Roof challenges traditions

April 21, 2017
Motivational Maleh: Senior Dahlia Maleh will be performing an original spoken word poem in this year’s variety show. Though her act last year was also a spoken word poem, Maleh explains the ways in which this year’s act will be different, including a change in topic and visual elements.

South’s variety show: Synchronicity

February 10, 2017
Eleven-year-old Abeysiriwardena exemplifies GBS spirit through involvement

Eleven-year-old Abeysiriwardena exemplifies GBS spirit through involvement

November 4, 2016

“Home of the Strange” celebrates diversity, provides new sound

September 30, 2016
KATE'S KITCHEN: Kneading the dough for buttermilk biscuits, junior Kate Voss prepares a classic dinnertime staple in her kitchen at home. Voss has been involved in the culinary program at South since her freshman year, and also runs her own catering business, called ‘Katering’, outside of her involvement at school

[PHOTO] Culinary arts spark student career interests

September 30, 2016

Students formulate unique identities with different faiths

May 27, 2016
Standing outside of a cabin at an American Diabetes Association camp in northern Illinois, freshman Megan Stettler (top) and her fellow campers pose with their OmniPods, an insulin management system for type 1 diabetes. Stettler, as well as other South students, has worked to raise awareness and foster relationships with others affected by their illnesses.

Students discuss illnesses, overcome adversity

April 22, 2016

Coldplay’s final album introduces new sound, recalls band’s history

February 5, 2016
GIFT OF GIVING: Freshman Jennifer Vargas receives a gift from Glenview Youth Services, an organization that has provided financial assistance to her and her family during the holiday season for many years. Photo by Ashley Clark

Financial inequality leads to new view of holidays

December 18, 2015
Illustration by Jini John

Extra credit policies vary across school

November 6, 2015
Illustration by Grace O'Malley

South reflects on divorced homes, impacted relationships

October 2, 2015

Students juggle dual citizenship, reap benefits

May 11, 2015
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