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Dea Sulejmani

Dea Sulejmani, co-editor-in-chief

Hi! My name is Dea Sulejmani and I’m a co-editor-in-chief for The Oracle. This is my third year on the editorial board and previously, I was a co-news editor. Besides The Oracle, I’m involved in Environmental Club, Debate, Youth Services and Helios. In my free time, I like to bake, shop, listen to music & watch movies. 

All content by Dea Sulejmani
Illustration by Sneha Augustine

Political events prompt class discussions

Dea Sulejmani and Ella Naugle
February 12, 2021
Illustration by Esther Yun

Emergency e-learning days make disruptions minimal

Dea Sulejmani and Ella Naugle
December 18, 2020

Approval of new AP Physics course offers more accessibility

Ella Naugle and Dea Sulejmani
March 16, 2020
Illustration by Ella Prillaman, Photo courtesy of Stuart Rodgers

Homecoming theme changed due to concerns about negative connotations

Maggie Baumstark, Ella Naugle, and Dea Sulejmani
November 15, 2019
First generation students work to make parents proud

First generation students work to make parents proud

Dea Sulejmani and Nicole Surcel
November 15, 2019
Immigration policies create national divides

Immigration policies create national divides

Dea Sulejmani , co-news editor
October 4, 2019
Hectic hallways: Weaving through the busy hallways, students try to get to class on time. There is an increase of students causing jam ups in the halls.

Combination of all grades levels creates peak population

Dea Sulejmani, co-news editor
October 4, 2019
Signing for solimon: Leaning over the Amnesty table, freshman Michael Cunningham (left) adds his name to a petition supporting Azza Solimon, a human rights activist for victims of torture, domestic abuse and rape, who was recently arrested in Egypt. The petition will be sent to the President of Egypt to urge him to drop the charges. Photo by Nicole Surcel

Amnesty organizes petition for Azza Solimon

Dea Sulejmani, asst. news editor
March 15, 2019

Illinois Learn with Dignity Act requires free feminine hygiene products for students

Dea Sulejmani, asst. news editor
December 14, 2018

T.V shows bring people together, relieve everyday stress

Dea Sulejmani, asst. news editor
November 12, 2018
Sentimental Speech: Speaking at the 2018 graduation, Riggle reflects on his cherished memories of the graduating class. On this day, Riggle officially announced to faculty his plan to retire.

Glenbrook 225 searches for new superintendent

Dea Sulejmani, asst. news editor
November 12, 2018
Graphic by Quinn Toomey

Team, Studies levels combine in Science Department

Dea Sulejmani, asst. news editor
September 28, 2018

Service trip to Latin America aids orphans, builds relationships

Dea Sulejmani , staff reporter
May 25, 2018
KALEB FIGHTS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS: Speaking at South’s annual concert “Jamnesty”, junior Kaleb Garden gives a passionate speech to his peers. Garden talked about human rights issues in an effort to raise awareness throughout South.

Garden advocates for change, inspires individuality

Dea Sulejmani, staff reporter
April 20, 2018
EXCITED EXECS: Beaming with happiness, Stephanie Ornduff (left), newly elected executive secretary, and Kate Gregory (right), elected student body president, celebrate their wins. The Executive Board elections occurred on Tuesday, March 13, with a new policy that candidates could run for more than one position.

Student Council ballot change implemented despite controversy

Maryjane Glynn , Violet Guzman-Robles , Esther Lim , and Dea Sulejmani
March 16, 2018
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