Norah Austin, Staff Writer
March 15, 2019 • No Comments
If you’ve ever walked through the maze of the 2nd floor, you’ve surely passed room 256, the room of Doug Berglund, economics and government teacher here at South. Most...
Recent Features Stories
- Male beauty standards: a killer of creativity March 8, 2019
- The Youth Participatory Evaluation Team creates changes school-wide March 7, 2019
- Cheating: How students test teachers March 1, 2019
Kinsley Wilcox-McBride, Staff Writer
March 18, 2019 • No Comments
With spring finally approaching, the baseball season is also in sight. For members of South High’s baseball team, change will be in the air in more ways than one. This will be the first year with new...
Recent Sports Stories
- Climbing Club gains a hold at South February 13, 2019
- What the puck?! hockey fees raised since fall of 2018 February 12, 2019
- In rivalry game, Women’s Basketball shines in second half January 9, 2019
This year over spring break, Project Success will be carrying out its yearly trip to Chicago to show students across all Minneapolis public high schools what some of the most well known colleges in Chicago are like.
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On Wednesday March 13th, South students went to go see a dance performance by the Alvin Ailey American dance theater at the Northrop Theater.
To read more click the link below! 💃🏻🕺🏻
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Congratulations to Opinions Editor Sophia who has gotten best of sno for her article on activism! 👏🏻 https://t.co/VPa6ti0Lht
The technology field is a very unbalanced career path in the United States. According to Microsoft, women make up less than 20 percent of U.S. tech jobs.
Click below if you want to read more of Charlie’s story.
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Have you ever missed school for an extended period of time and wanted to get excused, but you couldn’t get a note from a healthcare professional? Well, you aren’t alone.
Read more of Ida’s story below.
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Student council has been promoting South Highs annual blood drive with the Memorial Blood Center. Junior, Rayna Acha was walking around third lunch telling students that,"You can save lives if you donate blood and it's tomorrow!" https://t.co/Zqjma545ID
Erika Peterson, Staff Writer
March 24, 2019 • No Comments
In the coming weeks, the All Nations Academic Seminar class of 9th graders will be making snowshoes. This is the first year of the project, which will be primarily led by...
Recent News Stories
- “Revelations” shows South students African American history through dance March 20, 2019
- Project Success’ Chicago tours: an education exploration March 20, 2019
- The ground may be white but MN’s New Deal is green March 19, 2019
Ida Pountney, Staff Writer
March 22, 2019 • No Comments
Dance is a form of art that has been used for centuries for people to express themselves. People like Martha Graham, who was known as the pioneer of modern dance. She has...
Recent A & E Stories
- New geometry mural is anything but pointless March 1, 2019
- South band director takes initiative to diversify music February 21, 2019
- ‘Voices’ showcased its latest work of six documentary films February 21, 2019
Sophia Manolis, Opinions Editor
March 10, 2019
Last year, when survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida stepped up in grief and trauma to advocate for more sensible gun laws,...
- South is a sad SAD place: how students experience Seasonal Affective Disorder March 8, 2019
- Poverty charges interest: wealth inequality is more problematic than you think March 5, 2019
- Why school doesn’t prepare us well enough for the real world March 4, 2019
Patrick Bruch, Staff Writer
March 4, 2019
What we learn in school is different for all of us, but it is meant to provide skills and information that serves as a base for almost any career or life path. Although this...
- Sisters-N-Tech; a women’s club for computer science and gender equity February 27, 2019
- ‘Voices’ showcased its latest work of six documentary films February 21, 2019
- Genesys Works program offers a leg up on job skills training for current juniors February 19, 2019
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Talula Cedar-James is a sophomore who likes crime shows and arts like drawing, painting, and photography. This is her first year working on the Southerner and she joined because she would like to improve...
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As he starts his third year on the Southerner, junior Oliver Hall is ready to bring his experience as staff writer to the newer student journalists joining the Southerner this year. Outside of newspap...