While the stereotypical high school senior is excited to graduate and move on from their school, many South seniors are exceptions to this rule. Instead of striving to pursue careers away from the school...
South’s annual Canned Food Drive raised 129,066 cans from Nov. 1 to Nov. 22. The Northfield Township Food Pantry, Onward House of Chicago and Vital Bridges received the materials.
This year, the drive...
It is rare for someone to willingly sacrifice a piece of his or her identity for their friend’s well-being. However, science teacher Linda Kocian, who passed away just over a month ago, was worth every...
This year, many teachers and programs throughout the school have been pushing toward a more collaborative work model for writing assignments.
Several teachers in the English Department have decided...
A new law regarding student discipline will go into effect Sept. 15, changing requirements for administrators with regards to suspensions and expulsions.
The law, entitled Public Act 99-456, states...
The media is always buzzing with activity, trying to capture attention with urgent taglines and pushing to ensure that their content gets the most views. In the process of accomplishing this, however,...
South’s Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) held its first Transgender Awareness Week during the week of Nov. 16. The club hosted two events including a showing of the documentary Growing Up Trans and a discussion...
South’s administrators are in the early stages of discussing how to improve and expand the services provided to students who qualify for free and reduced lunch.
The free and reduced lunch program...
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 Principal Lauren Fagel is enjoying her new position and the experiences she has had since the start of the school year.
According to Fagel, students have been extremely welcoming thus far as she...
Katie Cavender & John Schurer, co-news editors May 29, 2015
As announced earlier this year, Principal Dr. Brian Wegley will become superintendent of District 30 and leave GBS at the end of this year. Before his time is up, he reflects on his experience as a Titan.
One...
Q: What was your favorite part of Glenview and Northbrook as you were growing up?
A: “I loved school. I have really good memories of Wescott and Maple and Glenbrook North. I can literally close my eyes...
