Beginning this year, District 225 implemented a zero-based budgeting policy in which budgets are dependent purely on necessity. This policy affects the athletic, academic and student activities...
Starting this school year, identity will be the organizational focus for the faculty and staff, according to Principal Dr. Lauren Fagel. The initiative is designed to help students feel secure in their...
The GBS Guidance Counselors implemented a new policy that limits the reasons a student can change their schedule for the 2017-2018 school year.
According to Guidance Counselor Matthew Drone, there are...
Anne Marie Yurik & Alexandra Sharp, co-editor in chief, co-features editor November 13, 2016
At a Trump resistance rally at Indiana’s capitol building on Saturday, Nov. 12, Republicans furthered our respect. We’re not going to lie; everybody has political bias; however, we wanted to cover...
When I was 14, during the summer of my freshman year, I was introduced to a girl who called herself “bisexual”. Though I knew what it meant, I had never met anyone who called themselves that before....
South’s new club Liberty in North Korea (LiNK) has started a fundraiser to assist refugees attempting to flee North Korea.
The purpose of the club is to raise awareness about the oppressive nature...
On March 19, South will hold the second ever GBS Connects career day, which will provide all students the opportunity to consider a multitude of professions in presentations given by professionals who...
Shortly before 5 p.m. on Dec. 14, Iranian radicalist Man Haron Monis entered a chocolate cafe in downtown Sydney, Australia with gun in hand.
In what would be a 17-hour hostage standoff, the so-called...
Students and teachers alike continue to have differing opinions on the advantages and disadvantages of the block schedule.
According to Dawn Hall, instructional supervisor of the Applied Technology...
As of Nov. 4, the United States has confirmed four cases of the Ebola virus within its borders, the last of which was reported on Oct. 23. Before the virus’s recent outbreak in West Africa, Ebola’s...
Lauren Ingebrigtsen, 2014 graduate traveled to Kenya for a service trip with an organization called Matanya’s Hope July 7 to Aug. 28.
Ingebrigtsen had been a member of South club STAND for Peace for...
Academy Student Charlotte Kelly takes a look at the stereotype of an Academy student.
The following is a parody of what South perceives as the average day of an Academy student.
4:30 a.m. Wake up....
