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Brendan Wolf

Brendan Wolf, co-a&e editor

What's good, South? I'm Brendan Wolf and I am a co-a&e editor. I am a senior and I have been on Oracle since freshman year. This is my second year on ed-board, and my second year editing for A&E. I also play basketball for GBS and enjoy listening to rap music or Queeva.

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One of the hardest goodbyes: school friends

One of the hardest goodbyes: school friends

Brendan Wolf , co-a&e editor
June 12, 2020
a&eats | Tropical Smoothie Cafe

a&eats | Tropical Smoothie Cafe

Brendan Wolf, co-a&e editor
November 15, 2019

Students download Tik Tok for fun; gain fame

Violet Guzman-Robles and Brendan Wolf
October 4, 2019
Souths Queeva rises as young country star

South’s Queeva rises as young country star

Brendan Wolf, asst. a&e editor
February 8, 2019
Musical Minds: Strumming her guitar, sophomore Emma Langas rehearses at the Glenview Rock House. Several students at South perform in groups and at venues in the Chicago area.

Students pursue musical interests outside South

Brendan Wolf, asst. a&e editor
December 14, 2018
Social media influences fashion sense

Social media influences fashion sense

Brendan Wolf, asst. a&e editor
September 28, 2018
Travis Scott brings the heat on Astroworld

Travis Scott brings the heat on Astroworld

Brendan Wolf, asst. a&e editor
September 28, 2018
MASTERFUL MUSICIANS: Focusing intently on their music, the GBS Jazz Band plays at the San Diego Zoo. Along with the zoo, the band played at a number of San Diego landmarks including the USS Midway and the Spreckels Organ Pavilion, according to co-band Director Aaron Wojcik.

Jazz Band spends spring break in San Diego

Brendan Wolf, staff reporter
April 20, 2018
KRAFTY KAYLA: Walking across the stage with a smile, senior Kayla Kraft receives the “Best Visual Effects” award for her film, “Self Conscious,” at the All American High School Film Festival in Oct. 2017. Along with this festival, many Advanced TV students submit their work to other film festivals, such as the Midwest Media Educators Association Festival, to gain feedback and recognition.

Film festivals highlight student work, offer recognition

Brendan Wolf, staff reporter
March 16, 2018

Glenbrook Evening School’s Madison Christenson given opportunity to perform on Hamilton stage

Brendan Wolf, staff reporter
February 15, 2018

Film Studies offers new perspectives, unique insight into films

Brendan Wolf, staff reporter
December 22, 2017
MODEL MANIA: Painting on canvases, students partake in a real life modeling project last year. Each student is able to depict the model in their own style. Photo courtesy of Stephanie Fuja

Modeling project illuminates personal artistic styles

Brendan Wolf , staff reporter
November 10, 2017
DAZZLING DESIGNS: Assisting a student with her work, Michael Macfadden, Web Design teacher, advises his Independent Web Design class. The course teaches students to code in CSS and HTML, the two primary languages for website-building.

Lesser-known electives provide students with unique skills

Brendan Wolf, staff reporter
October 6, 2017
TWIZZLER TIME: Using Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator, GBS graduate Justin Bifeld recreated a Twizzlers candy box for one of his projects in Digital Graphic Design. The course aims to give students graphic design skills that they can apply in the future.

Digital Graphic Design course emphasizes artistic and business related skills

Brendan Wolf, staff reporter
May 28, 2017
Performers in Peoria: Kristin Meyer and Aaron Kaplan, GSO co-conductors, pose for a picture with ILMEA state finalists Ellis Cho, Jack Sundstrom, Jack Kelly (top), Kayleigh Markulis, Andrea Radaios and Emma Brooks (bottom) at the ILMEA state festival. The festival took place from Jan. 26-28 in Peoria.

South musicians perform at ILMEA state festival

Brendan Wolf, staff reporter
February 15, 2017
Successful Speaking: Holding her medal, senior Cassidy Jackson poses for a picture at the Schaumburg Speech Tournament that occurred on Nov. 19. Jackson placed second in the Original Oratory category in which she wrote a five paragraph speech on a topic of choice with a goal of persuading her audience. Photo courtesy of Nancy Schultz

Speech team works to meet goals, prepares for future tournaments

Lauren Bianco and Brendan Wolf
December 12, 2016
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