The clicking of keys and currents of conversation bounced around room 2158 this past Saturday, Jan. 10, during the elective workshops for incoming freshmen. During The Oracle’s workshop, eighth graders...
Balancing two worlds between being a full-time student teacher making lesson plans and being a Music Education college student seeking a Bachelor’s Degree at Elmhurst University, Student Teacher Paulina...
The Main Office Art Gallery was filled with 57 middle schoolers’ artwork on Dec. 1 where it will hang until next Friday, and the room bustled with excitement as students showed off their pieces. Middle...
Harmonies echoed through South while choir groups warmed up for this year’s choir preview concert, which showcases the hard work behind South’s choir ensembles, Choral Director Robert Shellard said.
The...
A flurry of pink and green fabric floated in my room as my friend and I picked out our outfits that would transform us into the famous duo, Glinda and Elphaba. By the time we arrived at our seats, I was...
After weeks of learning holiday music and preparing for a performance, the Glenbrook Symphony Orchestra (GSO), Wind Ensemble, and the eight choirs and co-curricular groups of South, united and performed...
Usually found in the choir room rehearsing his various choirs, working with singers in the variety show, or in the library, helping students who struggle with executive functioning skills is Dan Gregerman,...
Confession time: I’ve never had a Pumpkin Spice Latte (PSL). Raised by self-proclaimed “coffee connoisseurs” for most of my life, I have stood firmly on the “real coffee only” pedestal, convinced...
Strolling the streets of Chicago with his family, surrounded by buildings that, to the untrained eye may seem plain, Andrew Arkell, professional architect and artist, sees each structure as a new opportunity...
