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The news site of Glenbrook South High School.

The Oracle
The news site of Glenbrook South High School.

The Oracle
Mae Kuchimanchi

Mae Kuchimanchi, Assistant Editor

Hi! My name is Mae Kuchimanchi and I’m an assistant editor! This is my second year writing for The Oracle, but the first as an editor. Besides The Oracle, I’m involved in tennis, Tri-M, Calliope, and I’m apart of the Glenbrook Symphony Orchestra.

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DYING TO DEADLIFT: Senior Rylie Kalinsky deadlifts in the weights room after school. As a participant of the Powerlifting Club, Kalinsky and others meet on Mondays and Wednesdays.

Lifting up community

Mae Kuchimanchi, asst. editor
December 20, 2024

As the barbell rises off the rack, senior Rylie Kalinsky takes a steadying breath. The clang of weights echoes through the room, but her focus is singular—on herself and the lift ahead. The Powerlifting...

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

Advanced Placement (AP) Art students have worked tirelessly throughout the year on 15-piece portfolios which were showcased at the AP Art Show on April 22. Within the portfolio, students develop a Sustained...

Oracle After Hours: Free college: ideal, not realistic

Oracle After Hours: Free college: ideal, not realistic

Mae Kuchimanchi, staff writer
April 22, 2024

College is like a strong, passionate feeling. Some students think about it throughout their high school years. Those who wish to go to college often face high tuition costs. While some believe tuition...

Successful Conference: South’s Model U.N. team leaves Boston with 13 individual awards, students winning Best, Outstanding, Honorable, and Verbal Delegate. BOSMUN was an invite only conference, with 21 students attending.

Students win BosMUN for the second year

Mae Kuchimanchi, staff writer
February 16, 2024

For the second year in a row, South’s Model United Nations (Model U.N.) competed and won best large delegation at the Boston University Model United Nations conference (BosMUN), Rahm Sheinfeld, Model...

Argonne National Laboratory: South students research how carbon affects climate change.

Students, scientists participate in ESRP

Sarah Park and Mae Kuchimanchi
December 22, 2023

Exemplary Student Research Program (ESRP) is a co-curricular program allowing South students to participate in college-level research at the Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Illinois, Jeff Rylander,...

Languages speak volumes

Arwa Ghomrawi and Mae Kuchimanchi
November 17, 2023

Each fall, the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) holds the World Languages Expo, a professional development event attended by approximately 7,000 educators, according to the...

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