Elizabeth Flower '20, Copy Editor
December 19, 2018
South’s first holiday spirit week is currently underway. One of the reasons the week was planned was to bring more positivity and student unity to the...
South moves forward in creating a secure entry point
December 12, 2018
As the years go on, the dangers of violence in school is more and more prevalent for students in the modern day. Therefore, the prospects of South installing...
A drop in the bucket: Student enrollment goes down as the board looks to possible school closures
December 11, 2018
As enrollment continues to decline throughout the district, district officials, teachers and community members may face major changes due to less state...
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Sylvia Hodges '19, Supervising Copy Editor
January 10, 2019
She can teach religion. She can teach physical education. She can teach world history and Middle Eastern history. She can teach government and...
Frannie O'Shea '21, Staff Writer
January 10, 2019
We all use filler words, whether we want to admit it or not. They’re the natural words that just roll off our tongues, and it’s completely normal to...
Sarah Stevenson '19, Web Editor
January 10, 2019
She began at South, roaming the hallways, studying in the classrooms and, unknowingly, would be working at a top Detroit company and running a popular...
Ryan Caldwell '21, Staff Writer
December 14, 2018 • No Comments
After a disappointing season last year, the South boys varsity basketball team looks to rebound in the 2018-19 campaign. The team was moved down from the...
Recent Sports Stories
Girls Hockey has a strong season with more to come
December 7, 2018
South’s Girls Varsity Ice Hockey team is starting off their season well...
South hockey players gear up for a great season
November 22, 2018
The Boys Varsity Hockey Team is preparing for a strong new season in hopes...
Swimming happy tears as the girls’ team gears up for states
November 16, 2018
As the girls swim season comes to an end, the team is preparing for states...
Max Simonson '21, Page Editor
January 11, 2019 • No Comments
Once again, a DC movie disappoints me and fails live up to the anticipation and excitement of the DC universe. "Aquaman" was filled with corny one-liners,...
Recent Entertainment Stories
My view: “Vice” impresses at the theatres
January 7, 2019
Vice starring Christian Bale as Dick Cheney directed by Adam McKay, is...
My View: “The Princess Switch” puts a unique twist on the Classic Holiday Movie
December 26, 2018
Simple yet enjoyable, ‘The Princess Switch’ captivates audience Every...
December 22, 2018
Patterned socks This accessory can add color or pattern to any outfit....
Spencer Rajewski '22, Staff Writer
January 21, 2019 • No Comments
When I was younger, I would spend Martin Luther King day at the Detroit Auto Show. All I cared about was that we got a day off from school, but now that I have matured I understand...
Recent Opinion Stories
My view: Juice that goes above and beyond
January 10, 2019
Beyond Juicery and Eatery is a new restaurant in Grosse Pointe Woods. Located...
Do we ever really get a “break”?
January 4, 2019
Just imagine, you’re sitting on the couch, hot cocoa in hand, watching...
My view: wishing South students had a longer winter break
December 20, 2018
Throughout all my years of going to school I have always looked forward...
Copy Editor
“My favorite color is green because it reminds me of trees and I like trees because it reminds me of going up to my cottage. I go to my cottage about twice a summer with my family, I like being outside...
Read all stories written by Mary Fannon '21
Supervising Copy Editor
“I am excited to be apart of leadership this year because I’ve been a copy editor for the last two years so it’s fun to be a supervising editor this year. So, I’m looking forward to helping the ...
Read all stories written by Sylvia Hodges '19
Web Editor
“I like meeting new people and I think it's a fun experience to write different stories and learn more about our school and how it works and keep up whats going on with the students and stuff.” ...