Hi, my name is Tess Ledden! I'm an assistant features editor and a senior at South. I've been writing for Oracle since the first semester of my freshman year, and this is my first year on the ed-board. Aside from Oracle, I work at Niles Animal Hospital and Bird Medical Center four days a week. I'm looking forward to a great year for the newspaper and for South!
Students at South have parents in a variety of professions. Some have parents who are doctors; others are realtors. A few might be psychiatrists, receptionists, or even stay-at-home parents. But for several...
Tess Ledden, asst. features editor December 20, 2019
“Ugh, conservatives are so bigoted. They should just let Democrats be in charge.”
“Yeah, there’s a reason ‘Democrat’ comes from ‘democracy.’”
Every time I hear comments like these in...
Tess Ledden, asst. features editor October 4, 2019
By the time students reach high school, many have experienced car accidents, from minor fender benders to crashes that total cars. South, with its numerous teenage drivers, has gone through its share of...
Hector Carabez
Right after graduating from Northeastern Illinois University, Hector Carabez found a job at South working in the Dean’s office. From there, he moved to the Special Education Department,...
The school bell blares as the clock strikes 3:15 p.m., signaling the end of another school day. On cue, students cascade through the doors of the library, splitting off into pre-arranged meeting places,...
How many times a day does one leave a light on when leaving a room? And then how many times do they go back to turn it off? Now think about the entire school of Glenbrook South. Imagine how many lights...
South’s womens’ gymnastics team started off their sesason against Deerfield winning 143.5-136.44. The team has been preparing for future meets under the supervision of head coach Steve Gale.
Varsity...
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