All Nations murals painted over by administration. What now?
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• October 22, 2024
A case for student journalism at a time when it’s so desperately needed
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South High’s new grading system in transition leaving teachers and student conflicted
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Burnout All Over – How are students feeling as we near finals week?
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• June 13, 2023
Outdoor education supports students’ mental health and offers unique learning opportunities
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• June 8, 2023
COVID-19 is no longer considered a national emergency. Is this a good idea?
Peter Dang, Staff Writer
• June 7, 2023
The Hollywood Gala prom might be by far the best prom in recent years
Asisa Museid, Staff Writer
• June 7, 2023
How do Muslim Students Feel? An Off Day for Eid after many years
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• June 2, 2023
Entertainment Strikes and Solidarity
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• May 27, 2023
Students deserve snow days, not e-learning days
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• April 14, 2023
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Entering the thick brick walls of South, chances are you will see art. To many, South is known for its vibrant inclusion (and at times removal) of student-made art. Murals...
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