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All Nations sophomore Ogi Moose receives a shell containing burning sage from Ojibwe teacher Bezh Butler. Students can take part in smudging every school-day morning during first hour.

Smudging grounds students as they begin their day

Oliver Hall, Staff Writer
April 15, 2019
Green Tigers provided new recycling bins to increase the recycling of plastic. “We saw this as an opportunity, something we could improve at South to make a difference”, said junior Isaiah Bischoff, a club coordinator for Green Tigers.

Green Tigers comes up with a way to make recycling plastic bags more efficient

Suad Adam, Staff Writer
January 17, 2019
Wenck Associates taking standard penetration tests to determine soil condition on the field. These tests help determine the potential costs of the proposed field improvements. Students like Sophomore Claire Jensen are excited for the changes: “I’m looking forward to being able to play sections games on our field. Being able to play home games on our field and not having to worry about tripping or anything.” Photo: Henry Holcomb

Les Barnard Field warms up for renovation

Henry Holcomb, Sports Editor
March 14, 2018
There are many restaurants around Minneapolis Muslims love to go to during Ramadan. Pictured above is Marhaba; a Mediterranean restaurant. During Ramadan they make a space outside for people to eat since the crowd can get really big. “I like going there during Ramadan because their food is really good and there really welcoming there,” explained Ahmed. Photo: Shadia Nurein

With Ramadan coming up students ask for “understanding and a little help”

Shadia Nurein, Staff Writer
April 27, 2017
Students evacuated the school at around 10:45 following a small fire in a third floor bathroom.

Small fire forces students and staff out of building in freezing temperatures

Eleanor Noble, Co-editor in Chief
January 9, 2015
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