U.S. Secretary of Education and company talk to seniors about financial aid and their futures
“Look at all these fancy people!” said senior Madeleine Pemberton when she saw Superintendent Bernadeia Johnson, Mayor R.T. Rybak, Senators Al Franken and Amy Klobuchar, and lastly the U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan all sitting... READ MORE »»
Computer game used in classrooms to make economics fun
“Ask a little kid where meat comes from, they’ll say the grocery store,” said Junior Achievement employee Tom O’Hern, but high school students know the bigger picture. That’s one reason why the JA Titan computer game is great for teens... READ MORE »»
Concert for a cause: Performing artist shares cultural history, interests students
The audience cheered as the woman on stage put on a flat brim fitted hat and a beat started to play through some speakers. They clapped and yelled and nodded their heads to the rhythm, but the crowd quickly grew quiet. They were listening to... READ MORE »»
South High staff steps up to the plate
Usually when The Southerner writes about sports, we focus on student athletes, but not this time! In this case, our very own staff members are the stars of the softball field. For the first five week of school, staff members from four Minneapolis... READ MORE »»
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U.S. Secretary of Education and company talk to seniors about financial aid and their futures
Erika Roedl, News & Web editor
“Look at all these fancy people!” said senior Madeleine Pemberton when she saw Superintendent Bernadeia Johnson, Mayor R.T. Rybak, Senators Al Franken and Amy Klobuchar, and lastly... Read more »
January 21, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under News, Top Stories
- Computer game used in classrooms to make economics fun January 12, 2012
- Career and College Center’s resource helps students find resources December 7, 2011
- South High Theatre gets professional instruction for lighting system November 13, 2011
- South re-dedicated as peace site in order to open peace discussion October 30, 2011
Features
Sex ed leaves the schoolhouse to increase learningHaley DeParde, Photo editor
As high school students, the topic of sex is frequently in our daily lives. It may be a conversation with friends, or something to stress over. Does he really love me? Did the condom... Read more »
January 10, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Features
- The need for SRC grows, despite the disruption it creates January 10, 2012
- Student Council provides leadership for the South community January 10, 2012
- GEMS program encourages girls to strive for careers in science and math January 10, 2012
- s.t.a.r.t. provokes conversation about race December 1, 2011
Opinion
South high student shares hard-learned life lessonAnonymous
On May 27th of last school year I made the decision to double lunch with my best friend. Before stopping at Pineda or Subway we agreed to spend some time at Target. I think she needed... Read more »
November 3, 2011 • 0 comments • Filed Under Letters to the Editor, Opinion
- District’s removal of chocolate milk is tyranny October 28, 2011
- South is not as environmentally progressive as it should be October 28, 2011
- Proposal to amend constitution shows extreme lack of understanding in the “Gayest City in America” October 28, 2011
- Keep displays of affection, and discussions of affection, private May 4, 2011
A & E
A South High tradition: Pop Singers sing carols in the hallwaysErika Roedl, News & Web Editor
Donned in holiday “ugly sweaters” the South High Pop Singers went to different areas of the school bringing holiday cheer just in time for break. Share this: Read More →
December 23, 2011 • 0 comments • Filed Under A & E, Music
- Talent Show proved an overall success with original, creative acts December 21, 2011
- Junior Jamal Dyar emerges in local rap community December 2, 2011
- Production of ‘Merchant of Venice’ aims to spark controversy December 2, 2011
- Film industry thrives on adaptations of originality December 2, 2011
Sports
City sports teams prove successful despite limited resourcesMaddie Colbert, Staff writer
Track runners get shin splints from running on the track. You can’t see the soccer ball if it’s on the other side of field. The football team doesn’t have the equipment that other... Read more »
December 22, 2011 • 0 comments • Filed Under Football, Sports
- Collegiate sports scholarships offer more than just an athletic career December 22, 2011
- Senior Sally Donovan wins races, inspires team members December 22, 2011
- South sports teams look forward to the upcoming season December 1, 2011
- Despite Lynx championship, women’s sports still come second for fans November 28, 2011
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Women's Hockey (Minneapolis Novas)
South 0 - Breck 7 -
Thursday, January 5
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South 4 - Hopkins 5 -
Tuesday, January 3
Women's Hockey (Minneapolis Novas)
South 4 - Simley 5 -
Friday, December 30
Women's Hockey (Minneapolis Novas)
South 0 - Maple Grove 1 -
Friday, December 30
Men's Basketball
South 45 - Eastview 77 -
Tuesday, January 3
Men's Basketball
South 54 - Wayzata 84 -
Thursday, December 29
Women's Basketball
South 54 - Chanhassen 78 -
Wednesday, December 28
Women's Basketball
South 45 - Lakeville South 69 -
Wednesday, December 28
Women's Hockey (Minneapolis Novas)
South 0 - Spring Lake Park/St. Anthony Village 5
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