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Rachel’s Challenge continues with themed weeks

Grace Palmer, Staff Writer March 26, 2013

Earlier this year, South hosted an auditorium presentation for the Rachel’s Challenge program. It was put together in memoriam for Rachel Scott, a victim of the Columbine shooting. Themed events took...

Juniors frustrated with ACT organization

Frances Matejcek, Staff Writer March 25, 2013

Tuesday, March 19th, South’s juniors flooded the third floor to take the ACTs. The ACT is a standardized exam that many colleges require to be reviewed for admission. The score a student receives on...

SRC demonstrates at capitol for mental health awareness

Zosha Carroll, Staff Writer March 25, 2013

On March 12th, 2013 students from South’s Silver Ribbon Campaign (SRC) demonstrated at the Capitol. They rallied about mental health illness laws being passed in the legislator. Many of the students...

Holocaust class travels to Washington D.C.

Abby Fields, Staff Writer March 20, 2013

On Tuesday, March 12, former South High teacher Neil Anderson took a group of students on a day trip to the nation’s capitol. The group, which was made up of mostly students from his Holocaust class,...

Behind the protest: Idle No More at South

Behind the protest: Idle No More at South

Elise Sommers, News/Web Editor March 13, 2013

Chants of "Idle No More" filled the auditorium and hall as an estimated 700 students marched out of South this Monday, March 11, at 10:30 am. The walkout followed an event that included traditional dancing,...

On March 11, hundreds of students filled the auditorium to support the All Nations Idle No More protest. The auditorium featured student testimonies,

Students walkout in support of South’s All Nations program

Laura Turner, Staff Writer March 11, 2013

Senior Winona Vizenor organized the first Idle No More youth movement. Idle No More is an international movement for Native American rights. They began in Canada with a group of First Nation peoples protecting...

Administration facilitates peace process with classroom discussions

Eleanor Noble, Staff Writer March 6, 2013

After the Valentine’s Day fight at South, administrators are looking to move forward and create a better environment inside the school. Their first initiative was to organize classroom processing discussions...

Parking lot plan leaves students unsure

Anna Schwartz, Staff Writer March 6, 2013

Since February 4th, South’s parking lot traffic has been following a new pattern. The new pickup and dropoff points to redirect traffic have been getting mixed reviews from the students so far. Senior...

Students lobby for clean energy at capitol

Sophie Downey, Arts and Entertainment Editor February 27, 2013

At the beginning of the week, South students’ voices were heard by representatives, legislators, and senators. On Sunday, February 24 and Monday, February 25, several South students took part in a workshop...

Students share thoughts about fight at press conference

Sophie Downey, A&E Editor February 27, 2013

On Tuesday, February 19th, several South students, parents,and community leaders participated in a news conference in order to address the causes behind the riot of February 14th. The conference was organized...

Math and social justice unite in student presentations

Grace Palmer, Staff Writer February 27, 2013

South math teachers Morgan Fierst and Stephanie Woldum recently attended a conference called Creating Balance in an Unjust World along with six former students. They examined the intersection of math and...

Singing Telegrams Posted

Singing Telegrams Posted

February 26, 2013

That's right, the 2013 Singing Telegrams are online at this address: https://www.shsoutherner.net/category/blogs/singing-telegrams-2013/ Happy watching!

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