Senior drives home college commitment to Butler
Cameron Buhler '21, Staff Writer
September 20, 2019
Imagine already knowing your plan for college before even beginning senior year. No stress about college applications or tours. For some, like Cam Mallegg ’20, this is reality. Mallegg committed to Butler University in early March of his junior year to pursue his dreams of a career playing bas...
Hidden halls: Freshmen video guide to little-known areas
Brad Kemper '21, Staff Writer
September 19, 2019
Balancing act: Junior juggles work, sports, school
Victoria Gardey '20, Online Editor in Chief
September 18, 2019
For Abbey Homminga ’21, getting a parking spot in the J lot every day is no problem. Homminga gets to school every day by 6:45 a.m. to start work at Hydrangea Kitchen. Her full schedule doesn’t stop when she gets off work, or even after a rigorous day of classes. It’s only after cross count...
Just keep swimming: Depth-oriented girl’s swim sets high goals
Keely Messecar '21, Web Editor
September 16, 2019
As the Grosse Pointe South girls swim team prepares for their intense season, the team has set high hopes for the season and are ready to do well, according to head coach John Fodel. “I have high goals, we are a young team but we have a lot of talent. We are more depth-oriented this year bu...
Mapping it out: Top things to do while it’s still warm out
Paige Evers & Becca Koch both ’22, Web Editor & Staff Writer
September 6, 2019
First half turnovers prove to be too much for the Blue Devils as they lose to Groves 34-21
Mike Hamilton '22, Staff Writer
September 3, 2019
Early turnovers plagued the Grosse Pointe South Blue Devils as they were defeated by the Birmingham-Groves Falcons 34-21. Both teams came out of the gate looking sloppy. The game started with three consecutive turnovers. Unfortunately for the Blue Devils, Groves’ Damon Dunbar picked off Senior Quarterb...
Summertime sadness
Libby Flower '20 and Charlotte Parent '21, Supervising Editor at Large and Supervising Copy Editor
August 29, 2019
Many students thrive when they have a regular schedule to follow. When that is taken away from them, however, they often don't know what to do with all the free time. When feelings of loneliness or sadness occur from a routine shift, seasonal affective disorder (SAD) comes into play, according to local t...
Summer standouts: Students utilize break to build college resumes
Navya Chamiraju '20, Section Manager
August 29, 2019
As the college application season begins, many rising seniors are writing their essays and doing other activities to enhance their applications, and they feel the pressure to make their application as good as they can before hitting the submit button according to Katharine Alltop ’20. Some students ...
School board votes to close two elementaries, reconfigure grades
Imran Siddiqui '20, Editor in Chief
June 28, 2019
The school board voted to close Trombly and Poupard Elementary Schools and chose the K-4 and 5-8 grade reconfiguration during the board meeting on Monday, June 24. These changes will affect the 2020-2021 school year. From Blue Ribbon Committee meetings, Town Halls at all the schools and 12 public...
My View: We must work together to end cycle of racism
Brooklyn Northcross '20, Supervising Page Editor
June 28, 2019
“You’re a f---ing n----r.” To my ears, these words are filled with agony, devastation and misery. But to some, they can be used so impetuously, without a single thought of pain. As a person of color in a predominantly white community, I have encountered and witnessed many instances involvi...
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