On Nov. 5, America heads to the polls to choose its next president. Millions will cast ballots for one of the two main political parties’ nominees:...

In the 2021-22 academic school year, Ms. Julia Ferrante taught South’s first multilevel class for the freshmen Algebra 2 course. One year later,...

     The right to privacy was established on January 22, 1973 when the Supreme Court passed their verdict on the landmark case Roe v. Wade....

     As the leaves turn yellow and orange to welcome fall, excitement fills the air for the season’s various cultural celebrations. These...

A street light illuminates the grisly scene: a wounded horse, stabbed with a sword, tramples over a corpse, a bull and a bird,side by side, rampage...

On Sept. 16, Homecoming week, the most anticipated week at South, finally arrived. Students came to South ready for an en- joyable six days,...

Pro    Every four years, the Olympic flame ignites as we watch the stadium lights dim. Over the summer, the world once again turned its...

     During lunch, all the commons are filled with chatter about grades, upcoming tests and after  school activities. But imagine if someone...

We may joke around saying we have had senioritis since freshman year, but the truth is that senior year isn’t as easy as it’s thought to...