Evan Sawires, asst. opinions editor October 3, 2014
The world has a lot of problems. This is especially true in the last several weeks. Although it’s easy to be brought down by all the negative news we’re bombarded with, it’s important to remember...
Jake Aquino, asst. opinions editor October 3, 2014
Music critic Jake Aquino reviews his favorite album, song and live performance of the summer.
BEST ALBUM: GREEN LANGUAGE BY RUSTIE
One of the most underrated DJs simply due to his operating outside...
If there’s one thing I was looking forward to about going back to school this year, it was the fact that I am now, after two years of apprehensively waiting, one of the upper-classmen. There are several...
by Lilly Ludwig
Near the end of August I was about ready to throw my phone out the window. I think anyone linked with any form of social media can relate to this feeling because that was when the Amyotrophic...
By now, many people at South have heard something about the complex events that have gone on in Ferguson over the past two months. The general story goes as such: on Aug. 9 in Ferguson, Missouri, 18-year-old...
The Great Wall was built for protection from those who were different; the Forbidden City walls were built for separation from the commoners. The walls we build in our heads can also be strong, made of...
Chicago juke and footwork pioneer DJ Rashad passed away on April 27. He was found dead in his home in the neighborhood of Pilsen, and the cause of death is still unknown. He was 34 years old.
Rashad...
The Oracle Editorial Board is well aware that South is an academically competitive environment. However, it has come to our attention that it is common practice for some guardians to check their students’...
As I sit writing this column, it’s hard for me to believe that I have only five more full days of high school left. High school, for me, was quite a ride filled with many ups and downs.
Freshman year...
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....
Pinstripes invited the Oracle staff to an hour and a half of free bowling on the evening of April 21. Since I hadn’t been to Pinstripes since it opened in 2007, I was interested in checking out the upscale...
Audiences were packed into the movie theatre in 2012 to learn the fate of Spider-Man in The Amazing Spider-Man. They left with the death of Gwen Stacy’s father, Captain Stacy, and a promise from Peter...
