South’s Political Science (Poly-Sci) students organized a debate between Daniel Biss, Democratic State Representative, and Republican candidate Glenn Farkas in the Norman E. Watson auditorium Wednesday,...
No scenery, no props, no costumes. The only items on the stage are the actors and the deep, universal emotions that fill every moment of their characters’ lives from birth until death.
This year’s...
The scene shown on countless TV shows every day: kids come back from an exhausting day at school right as Dad arrives home from work. The family meets Mom at the dinner table for a warm, home-cooked meal....
District 225 Board of Education and Glenbrook Education Association (GEA) representatives will negotiate teachers’ contracts throughout this school year, following a year which saw highly publicized...
Men's Cross Country
The varsity men’s cross country team kicked off their season with an overall dual meet record of 3-1.
The team started off their conference season with a win over GBN in a dual...
Only Kurt Webb could describe the feeling of crawling into the ceramics classroom at South on a Saturday through a slightly cracked open window. Webb, South ceramics teacher, has been in love with ceramics...
As a freshman at this fine institution, I used to look around for examples of proper behavior from the upperclassmen. Now, I am the upperclassman and see large numbers of confused freshmen walking around...
Late in the season, the South men’s soccer team has a record of 9-4-4 According to head coach Paul Agombar, the team’s unevenness tells this season’s story.“The team has been inconsistent,” Agombar...
Great, yet another show to make the suburbs of America look even more
vapid and shallow than they already are. This one’s called
“Suburgatory”, set in the close-minded suburb of Chastwin, New York.
Why...
As the presidential election draws near, many seniors are able to tap into the real world by voting for the first time. Senior Maggie Condon is one of them.
“I know that I am just one person in the...
