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Features
Ramadan encourages balance of fitness, fasting
Ramadan encourages balance of fitness, fasting
Sydney Gold, Caroline Peters • April 30, 2024

Participating in a sport is physically and mentally exhausting for all athletes. However, if you are fasting during Ramadan, the Muslim holiday...

Evolving Passover Celebrations
Reese Foxman and Emma Winer • April 30, 2024

Sophomore Sienna Gilles’ family gathers around the dinner table laughing, smiling, and enjoying each...

Eastern European Club
Eastern European Club
Kyla Wilkinson, staff writer • April 30, 2024

Wednesdays after school, the tight knit Eastern European Club members gather into room 2107 to bond over...

Stacking Up: Senior Shiza Dawood has her own system for putting returned books back on the shelf. She organizes each book by their colored tag -- each color indicating a different genre -- and puts books back on the shelves by genre.
Get to know Glenview libraries
Meredith Bill, opinions editor • April 26, 2024

South’s library serves as both a bustling center of collaboration, and a serene space for concentration,...

News
Enchanté Exchange
Shayna Fitzershtein and Jame Sewell • April 30, 2024
This summer, South’s French classes will have the life-changing experience of living and learning in
Senior projects begin
Olivia Richards, asst. news editor • April 30, 2024
April marks the start of senior projects, an opportunity seniors have to gain an authentic learning experience
Get to know Glenview libraries
Sarah Park, news editor • April 26, 2024

Through the Cards for Kids Act Expansion, South students are eligible for a free public

Onward House party: Patricia Haben (left) and Kathy Coskey (right), Onward House Sponsors, present a plaque to Mario F. García (center), Executive Director of Onward House, celebrating 50 years of collaboration.
Golden Anniversary
Sarah Park, news editor • April 25, 2024

Onward House, a service club based on tutoring children in Northwest Chicago, celebrated

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Sports
Photo by Mariyam Aleem
Flipping to the top
Peyton Knorr and Nolan Miller • April 25, 2024

South’s Boys’ Gymnastics Team has just kicked off their season with an impressive start,...

Racing through records
Kate Rogula, asst. sports editor • April 25, 2024

South Boys’ Varsity Track and Field celebrated a new school 1,600 meter run record for the...

Athletic Dept. Shines
Betty Polyakov and Anna Ivanov • April 25, 2024

Souths Athletic department is the mastermind behind the coordination of South sports and the...

Lax to the max
Kate Shambo, Assistant Sports Editor • April 25, 2024

As the spring sun shines on the field, there's an undeniable energy that sweeps through the Boys’ Varsity...

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Trending Stories
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TEMU and the trouble with online shopping

TEMU and the trouble with online shopping

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School Bells to Wedding Bells: Teachers Scott and Elizabeth Nemecek (left) celebrate on their wedding day, almost five years ago. Matthew Whipple, Katrina Prockovic, and their daughter, Paloma, (right) stand together at a relatives wedding. Whipple and Prockovic have been married for nine years.

South Sweethearts

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WGBK to ESPN

WGBK to ESPN

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Tall Titans, Tiny Tots: Freshman Charlie Kite dives into the colorful world of the Early Childhood Education class, captivating a Titan Tot with a fun lesson. involving pom poms. In the Early Childhood Education class, students come up with activities such as these to play with the Tots. Photo by Mariyam Aleem

A special bond

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Opinions
The Dim Reality of Cyberbullying
The Dim Reality of Cyberbullying
Erin Walker, asst. opinions editor • April 25, 2024

Hate. The world is full of it. It is impossible to escape. Teens are pelted with it from all sides, both online and in-person. In truth, 51...

Driving towards a cleaner future
Driving towards a cleaner future
Maia Weissman, Assistant Opinions Editor • April 25, 2024
graphic by Erin Walker
South Seeks Sustainability
Editorial Board • April 25, 2024
Illustrations by Erika Li
No good choices for new voters
Riley Shankman, managing editor • April 25, 2024
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A&E
Symphonic sounds: Yang sings with his perfect pitch, rehearsing in the practice room. He is in many choir groups at South, such as Master Singers, Fusion, Chamber Singers, and Scat That.
Pitch perfect performer
Tyler Chaiket, staff writer • April 25, 2024
As the notes harmonize in South’s Choral program, many voices can be heard, but one singer stands out
Bhangra Blast: Bhangra Beatz members (top row, left to right) sophomores Ayona Jacob, Amirah Thomas, and Marissa Thomas, juniors Diksha Anthony, Hannah Pinarkyil, and Rayna John, alunmi Riona Jose, sophomore Alona Mathew, seniors Hailey Punnosse and Saniya Thomas, (bottom row, left to right) sophomore Sonya Achettu, junior Ashley Jacob, seniors Emma Kurian, Sarah Maliakal, Michelle Jose, Amrita Vadukumcherry, and Seona Mathew performed at Niles North on April 12 at 7 p.m. for their last performance of the year.
Bhangra binds culture, dance
Mahi Chikani, staff writer • April 25, 2024
Art Forms Connections: Senior Cece Biank’s mixed media piece about her mother, who is a psychologist, features a mixture of photography and painting to represent disconnection in her artwork.
AP Art Show dives deep into themes
Mae Kuchimanchi and Audrey Reid • April 25, 2024
Photo courtesy of Taylor Swift
Swift's new album underwhelms
Molly Tomczyk, co-a&e editor • April 25, 2024
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