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Grosse Pointe Park election recap
Grosse Pointe Park election recap
Publishing Inclusivity: Grosse Pointe PFLAG chapter donates LGBTQ+ featured books to local libraries
Publishing Inclusivity: Grosse Pointe PFLAG chapter donates LGBTQ+ featured books to local libraries
New coffee shop offering a place for students to study
New coffee shop offering a place for students to study
Staffing shortage: South struggles to hire
Staffing shortage: South struggles to hire
The thespians work diligently rehearsing lines for the upcoming production on November 18-20 in the South auditorium.
The “Maine” idea of production
Sewing New York fashion into Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Klaus are full of joy, with smiles on their faces, while riding in their sleigh. They are both waving to the people watching them in the crowd.
Coreander’s Parade brings Christmas to Grosse Pointe
The Wysocki family poses in front of the Turkey Trot banner in downtown Detroit. Photo courtesy:
Turkey trotting with the Wysockis
Being Trans: the perspective of students at South
Being Trans: the perspective of students at South
RAVENOUS READER Julia Kado ‘24 is absorbed in the Next Chapter book club’s current read. “The Next Chapter book club is covering particularly young adult fantasy and contemporary” Club President Maddie Kitchen ‘24 said. Photo courtesy:
Book club antagonists battle for readers’ attention
Souths band and orchestra members eagerly wait to start their performance in front of family and friends after over two years since the last Pops and Pastries show.
Pops and Pasteries makes a comeback
Dababy discography review
Dababy discography review
Image courtesy of Wikipedia
Song by song: Montero album review
Souths orchestra prepares for outdoor concert
South’s orchestra prepares for outdoor concert
Fun places to visit this spring in Metro Detroit
Fun places to visit this spring in Metro Detroit
Coldplays A Rush of Blood to the Head review
Coldplay’s “A Rush of Blood to the Head” review
Marvels Eternals falls flat
Marvel’s Eternals falls flat
Dababy album reviews
Dababy album reviews
Gorgeous Gourds: Unique pumpkin carving ideas
Gorgeous Gourds: Unique pumpkin carving ideas
“Maid” tackles America’s most grass root problems
“Maid” tackles America’s most grass root problems
Editorial: Extending a hand of gratitude through the holiday season
Editorial: Extending a hand of gratitude through the holiday season
A call for conscious giving
A call for conscious giving
Success is possible through different pathways
Success is possible through different pathways
In state vs. out of state college
In state vs. out of state college
PRO: Halloween celebrations
PRO: Halloween celebrations
Editorial: Extending a hand of gratitude through the holiday season
Editorial: Extending a hand of gratitude through the holiday season
Success is possible through different pathways
Success is possible through different pathways
Graphic by Olivia Walz 22.
Take care of yourself
Editorial: Ignore the expectations
Editorial: Ignore the expectations
Graphic by:
False Facts and Their Fatal Flaws: Why the COVID-19 vaccine is beneficial
Boys Varsity Soccer celebrates a big win at regionals against Salem and Monroe. Theyre headed to states to take on Anchor Bay. Photo courtesy:
Boys varsity soccer takes the win at the MAC White Regionals
The varsity boys cross country team takes off at the MAC Championships. The Blue Devils has an impressive season, qualifying for the state meet on November 6.
Running into the finish line
Girls varsity field hockey brings home the State Championship trophy
Girls varsity field hockey brings home the State Championship trophy
Joey Klunder 22 shakes the hand of his future head coach and current head coach at the University of Michigan Jim Harbaug
Challenges to college recruitment
Alex Prather 22 (middle) and Blake Disher 22 (second from left) pose with former members of the South tennis team after winning the state title.
Boys tennis doubles down at states
Devils in the Details Episode 5: Week of November 8th, 2021
Devils in the Details Episode 5: Week of November 8th, 2021
Devils in the Details Episode 4: Week of November 1st, 2021
Devils in the Details Episode 4: Week of November 1st, 2021
Devils in the Details Episode 3: Week of October 25th, 2021
Devils in the Details Episode 3: Week of October 25th, 2021
Devils in the Details Episode 2: Week of October 18th, 2021
Devils in the Details Episode 2: Week of October 18th, 2021
Best fall spots around Metro Detroit
Best fall spots around Metro Detroit
Living differently: How students are being affected by COVID-19
Living differently: How students are being affected by COVID-19
“Christmas” Break? A look at religious differences among students around the holidays
Out of school, out of sight: A look at lesser-known extracurriculars
Out of school, out of sight: A look at lesser-known extracurriculars
Shooting for the stars: A look at women in male-dominated fields of STEM and media
Shooting for the stars: A look at women in male-dominated fields of STEM and media
Not your mother’s sustainability: how teens tackle 21st century issues with 21st century solutions
Sewing New York fashion into Detroit
A Recap of South’s First Mental Health Week
Boys varsity basketball game photo gallery
Boys varsity basketball game photo gallery
Girls varsity field hockey slideshow
Photo gallery: Yate’s Cider Mill

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Gorgeous Gourds: Unique pumpkin carving ideas

Gorgeous Gourds: Unique pumpkin carving ideas

Maddie Turnbull , Staff Writer
October 29, 2021
Image courtesy of Lilly Parish 21

Art Student Lilly Parish Learns to Adjust Her Creative Process For Online School

Grace Whitaker '22, Web editor
January 20, 2021
Piece by Jill Pilutti 22

Art Students Draw Inspiration From Time At Home During Online Classes

Fiona Lacroix '22, Page Editor
November 23, 2020
A piece by Anna Johnson 21 submitted to the Scholastic Art Fair. Johnson won a Silver Key Award last year.

South prepares for Scholastic Art and Writing Awards

Becca Koch '22, Web Editor
November 18, 2020
This piece, from last years Artfest was by Betsy Oliver 21.

Where art thou, Artfest?

Eva McCord '21, Supervising Editor
April 30, 2020

Opinion: Creative quarantine

Maddie Weekley '21, Copy Editor
April 27, 2020
MUSIC THROUGH THE SCREEN Students have been using SmartMusic, a website that allows the students to play a song with a recording and submit it to their teachers. “Unfortunately, it isn’t a perfect substitute for real-life ensembles, but it’s probably the best we have under these circumstances,” alto-saxophone player Emilia Cywinski ’22 said. Photo Courtesy of Emilia Cywinski.

Music classes toil major modifiications

Maren VanOsdol '22, Staff Writer
April 26, 2020
THOUGHT PROVOKING Titled “The Proverbial Moccasin,” this painting depicts Nathan Philips wearing a MAGA hat and was recognized nationally. Phot o Courtesy of Kyra Futz 20.

Award winning oil paintings

Marcus Boddy '20, Staff Writer
April 26, 2020
LACKING SUPPLIES “My creative liberty to ‘revise and experiment’ with my work is now limited because of my lack of materials at home,” Lauren Reno ’20 said. “So many for my pieces will be made of the 4 main supplies I have watercolor, marker, graphite, and acrylic.” Photo Courtesy of Lauren Reno 20.

Art from afar

Ava Mitchell '20 and Anna Cornell '20
April 26, 2020
Opinion: To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You hits as a modern teenage rom-com

Opinion: “To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You” hits as a modern teenage rom-com

Ally Bearman '20, Staff writer
March 9, 2020
Margaret Reese, second from right, at her daughters graduation. Retirement has allowed her to spend more time with her family.

Leaving a legacy: retired teacher reflects on her time at South

Gabriela Dulworth '22, Staff Writer
January 9, 2020
Students react to Artfest 2019

Students react to Artfest 2019

March 28, 2019
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