My view on toxic relationships: Speak up to end the silence
Grey Korejwo '20, Staff Writer
February 14, 2019
Filed under Featured, Featured Content, Opinion
Love is a fickle thing. It can be beautiful and amazing, but also damaging and terrible. Most high schoolers can say that they have been in a toxic relationship, yet some won’t admit it. With one in three high school students in the U.S. being a victim of physical, sexual or emotional abuse, acc...
My View: New York’s Abortion Law is often misrepresented
Maddie Weekley '21, Staff Writer
February 12, 2019
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
Pro-choice vs pro-life, one of the most common controversies in our modern world. On January 22, 2019, a New York abortion law was passed, legalizing abortions after 24 weeks. Not long after, social media erupted with debate on both sides of the argument, leaving the actual facts of the law to be swept un...
J. Cole’s latest song “Middle Child” isn’t easily forgotten
Cam Buhler '21, Staff Writer
February 5, 2019
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
Rapper, J. Cole, surprised fans with a new single titled “Middle Child” on Wednesday, January 23. This new track has brought more than I expected and has a meaning beyond the name. Cole uses the title as a symbol to refer that he is in the middle of two generations of rap. “I’m d...
My view: why self-reflection is a beneficial New Year’s resolution
Bridget Doyle '21, Staff Writer
January 22, 2019
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
“I’m going to quit social media this year.” “I’m going to stop eating sugar this year.” “I’m going to stop procrastinating this year.” It has been several weeks since 2019 has begun, and with a new year comes more New Year's resolutions. It is a “new year, new me”, after a...
My view: the importance of MLK Day
Spencer Rajewski '22, Staff Writer
January 21, 2019
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
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 why this man has his own day. MLK day is seen as a day to recognize and promote equal rights among all American citizens reg...
My view: Juice that goes above and beyond
Reis Dempsey '19, Staff Writer
January 10, 2019
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
Beyond Juicery and Eatery is a new restaurant in Grosse Pointe Woods. Located at 21110 Mack Avenue at the corner of Roslyn it is well positioned to attract a large number of visitors. Even on the busy opening day, it was easy to find parking due to the large number of parking spaces. Upon walk...
Do we ever really get a “break”?
Hope Whitney '21, Page Editor
January 4, 2019
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
Just imagine, you’re sitting on the couch, hot cocoa in hand, watching “Elf”. Life is good. Then, you hear a ring erupt from your phone. You expect a joyous holiday text from a friend or family member, but as soon as you glance at the notification, the happiness fades from your eyes… &nbs...
My view: wishing South students had a longer winter break
Julia Ambrozy '20, Page Editor
December 20, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
Throughout all my years of going to school I have always looked forward to the school breaks, especially our Christmas break. It has always been a time for me to have lots of time off of school to hangout with my friends and family, and have fun during the Christmas season, and my birthday, New Ye...
My view: college decisions put a damper on the holiday season
Claire Koeppen' 19, Supervising Editor at Large
December 19, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
Though the holiday season is usually seen as a time for friends and family to relax and enjoy each other’s company, for many seniors the week leading up to holiday break is one of the most stressful times of the year. As a senior , I have been no stranger to the stress that comes with admissions deci...
Is learning a new language actually beneficial?
Navya Chamiraju '20, Copy Editor
December 19, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion, Uncategorized
Most average Americans dismiss their comprehension of english as a small accomplishment, however, for kids in other countries it’s a celebratory accomplishment to learn and become good at it. I moved to the U.S when I was eight years old and it was a rough transition. I wasn’t able to speak Englis...
Tis the season: Winter in Grosse Pointe
Maura Shine '20, Page Editor
December 14, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
Winter is a season that most people despise. The frigid temperatures, icy sidewalks and heavy jackets are not what most people look forward to when entering the winter season. Many of my friends will say they want to move somewhere warm, where there is no snow and it’s warm all year long. One of my f...
My View: Why social media dominates peoples lives
Elizabeth Wolfe '20, Supervising Editor
December 11, 2018
Filed under Opinion
I wake up in the morning and go on Instagram. I walk through halls between classes and go on Instagram. I go to lunch and go on Instagram. I get home from school and go on Instagram. I go to bed-- but first, I go on Instagram. Since I first downloaded this app, Instagram has dominated my life....
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