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Ellen Gantenbein, Sports Editor

My name is Ellen Gantenbein. I’m a Senior and the Sports Editor at The Southerner! When I’m not keeping up on all the Tiger sports news, you can find me typing notes as your NHS Secretary or spending all of my time in a chlorinated environment either with the swim team or as a Lifeguard. In my free time you can probably find me hanging out with my cat Cloud, drinking some Earl Grey tea and watching Greys Anatomy.

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This is the proposed design for the Phillips pool rennovation that would inlcude a full eight lane competetive lap pool. This plan could be possible if the Minneapolis Public Schools board matches the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Boards $2.5 million investment.

MPS should invest in Phillips pool to create equitable access

Ellen Gantenbein, Sports Editor
May 28, 2015
Sleep? Theres a nApp for that

Sleep? There’s a nApp for that

Ellen Gantenbein, Sports Editor
May 4, 2015
Amy Cardarelle started as Athletic Director in February to replace Mark Sanders. Sanders resigned from the position to be with family in Florida. Cardarelle hopes to increase participation and improve facilities during her time at South.

New athletic director hopes to improve sports programs

Ellen Gantenbein, Sports Editor
March 16, 2015
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[Photo] Athletic scholarships challenge students to thrive in academics as well as in sports

Eveline Murphy-Wilson, Staff Writer
February 6, 2015
Special Education Assistants are beneficial to student’s success

Special Education Assistants are beneficial to student’s success

Ellen Gantenbein, Sports Editor
January 30, 2015
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Ellen Gantenbein, Sports Editor
December 4, 2014
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12/03/14

Ellen Gantenbein, Sports Editor
December 4, 2014

Point: Starting the college conversation sooner relieves stress for senior

Ellen Gantenbein, Sports Editor
November 16, 2014

Liberal Arts program plans trip to Peru for summer 2015

Ellen Gantenbein, Sports Editor
October 5, 2014
Seniors Angeles Valdez and Wyatt Peterson and juniors Samatar Ali abd Taylor Givens participate in a small group discussion.

New world religions class promotes tolerance

Ellen Gantenbein, Sports Editor
October 3, 2014
Throughout the first week of school students are often lined up outside of the counselors office to revise their schedules. Big signs dictate that seniors have priority, in order to meet graduation requirements, while other classes may visit later in the week. The largest concerns are double booked hours or missing classes.

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September 15, 2014
Graphic: Ellen Gantenbein

We need to leave high school with real life skills

Ellen Gantenbein, Staff Writer
June 4, 2014

Tattoos allow students to express themselves, regardless of age

Ellen Gantenbein, Staff Writer
April 29, 2014

South SRC Students Speak at Rally

Ellen Gantenbein, Staff Writer
March 20, 2014

Point: Freshmen are held back without advanced options

Ellen Gantenbein, Staff Writer
March 12, 2014

Circus students balance art and athletics

Ellen Gantenbein, Staff Writer
February 5, 2014

Ojibwe Language Table Begins At South

Ellen Gantenbein, Staff Writer
December 5, 2013

Effects of redrawn attendance zones still seen at South

Ellen Gantenbein, Staff Writer
November 11, 2013

Wall Street Comes To South

Ellen Gantenbein, Staff Writer
October 30, 2013
Social Studies teachers Robert Panning-Miller, Joshua Fisher, and English teachers Michelle Ockman and Mary Manor are the new Open Coordinators

Open Program restructures Leadership

Ellen Gantenbein, Staff Writer
October 22, 2013
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