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The news site of Glenbrook South High School.

The Oracle

All content by Aidan Graham
LEGALLY BLONDE: Driving a boat, sophomore Graham looks ahead as the wind blows his blonde hair back. Graham bleached his hair in the summer of 2016: just one of his many phases.

Phases yield valuable understanding of one’s self

Aidan Graham, senior editor
May 25, 2018

Those who know me know that high school has seen many different sides of Aidan Graham. I sometimes see my teachers from freshman year when I walk through the halls and wonder if they still remember me...

Cardi B speaks boldly on Invasion of  Privacy

Cardi B speaks boldly on Invasion of Privacy

Aidan Graham, senior editor
May 25, 2018

Cardi B’s new album, Invasion of Privacy, has invaded much more than our privacy. Debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, Cardi B has proven herself a force to be reckoned with in the rapping...

A changing Earth evokes response, urges action

A changing Earth evokes response, urges action

Brigid Murphy and Aidan Graham
April 20, 2018

On April 22, 1970, over twenty million Americans participated in the first ever Earth Day to voice their support for more sustainable practices with regard to man’s relationship with the natural world....

Illustration by Sophia Lau

Divorce unexpectedly benefits kids, nurtures independence

Aidan Graham, asst. features editor
March 16, 2018

In 2008, my parents filed for divorce. As an 8-year-old, I was confused. I thought to myself: “Why is this happening? Why is my family different? How will I manage responsibilities with my time split...

Reading for pleasure, school proves a balancing act for students

Reading for pleasure, school proves a balancing act for students

Aidan Graham, asst. features editor
March 16, 2018

Reading is scientifically proven to increase brain activity, improve writing skills and broaden vocabulary according to the Society for the Scientific Study of Reading (SSSR), an organization which publishes...

Culture II delivers quality tracks, weakened by unnecessary length

Culture II delivers quality tracks, weakened by unnecessary length

Jack Davis and Aidan Graham
February 9, 2018

Migos. For most, the sheer name of the Atlanta rap trio brings a multitude of different emotions and opinions. One area that everyone can agree on, however, is their ability to stay relevant since their...

MAKIN’ MUSIC: Jamming out, McInerney strums his guitar outside the test center. McInerney enjoys playing guitar, and hopes to start a guitar club someday here at South. 
Photo by Eliza Schloss

McInerney facilitates Test Center, finds passion for guitar

Aidan Graham, asst. features editor
December 22, 2017

One of the most painstaking and demanding logistical operations in the building occurs in the Test Center, according to Margaret Balabanos-Bank, Dean’s Office Assistant. Amongst the turmoil stands William...

Chance alters perception of fame

Aidan Graham, asst. features editor
October 6, 2017

Before you knew him, Chancellor Bennett was just another kid from West Chatham on Chicago’s notorious South Side: known for high rates of crime, gang violence and poverty. It is from this unlikely place...

SPRING SMILES:  Selling sweets for Cure Club, seniors Mary Kate Magnot and Mary Grace Noteman help raise funds and awareness for cancer research at this years Spring Fling celebration. The event, which included live music, food trucks and games took place on May 5 during all lunch blocks.

Spring Fling raises money for cancer survivors

Aidan Graham, staff reporter
May 26, 2017

On May 5, South hosted its annual Spring Fling in the Auto’s Courtyard. For at least two decades, according to Dr. Jim Shellard, director of student activities, the event has been aimed at alleviating...

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