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Mae Kuchimanchi

Mae Kuchimanchi, Sports Editor

Hi! I’m Mae Kuchimanchi, a junior, and a Co-Sports Editor this year! This is my third year in The Oracle but my second as an editor. Outside of The Oracle, I play multiple instruments and I love to play tennis!

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RUNNING TO VICTORY: Senior Junior Lopez, Varsity Boys’ Cross Country Co-Captain, leads the pack at IHSA Regionals. Lopez took first place on the Loyola Academy course, making him the first South athlete to win since 1991.

Lopez hits his stride, brings Titan pride

Mae Kuchimanchi, co-sports editor
December 12, 2025

Senior Junior Lopez dedicated his junior year summer to running, allowing his potential to unfold. Known for the discipline to balance multiple sports and activities, Lopez finished his senior season by...

Jersey by day, dress by night

Jersey by day, dress by night

Mae Kuchimanchi, co-sports editor
October 10, 2025

Spirit days, pep rallies, and the Friday night football game all mark the countdown to one of the most anticipated school events of the year: Homecoming. However, many student athletes must plan their...

How to tackle your first football game

How to tackle your first football game

Mae Kuchimanchi, co-sports editor
September 5, 2025

When the first football game of the season began, everyone was standing, cheering, and wearing their blue and gold to represent their Titan spirit. It can be an important yet overwhelming event for...

Understanding impacts of microaggressions

Understanding impacts of microaggressions

Mae Kuchimanchi, asst. editor
April 25, 2025

"I don’t see color.” This phrase is often used with good intentions, but it is a common microaggression heard throughout everyday life. Initially, it may sound like a call for equality, when really,...

Multi-talented Titans

Multi-talented Titans

Mae Kuchimanchi, asst. editor
February 19, 2025

Once she found her passion for music and dance, sophomore Emi Lewis, Bel Canto and Chamber singer, Orchesis dancer, and violist in the Glenbrook Symphony Orchestra (GSO), found herself joining different...

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...

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...

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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