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Omicron: What to know
Omicron: What to know
Schools beginning to welcome ALICE training
Schools beginning to welcome ALICE training
Giving back in the Holiday season
Giving back in the Holiday season
Coach Tim Brandon stands on the sidelines talking to a player during the Warren Mott game on September 7, 2018.
Breaking: South’s varsity football coach resigns
Adopt-A-Family fundraiser continues at South
Adopt-A-Family fundraiser continues at South
How South helps students who are struggling
How South helps students who are struggling
How to boost productivity: less stress more progress
How to boost productivity: less stress more progress
Rewriting midterms: English department pushes for changes to semester exams
Rewriting midterms: English department pushes for changes to semester exams
How the significance of mental health has lead to more days off for staff and students
How the significance of mental health has lead to more days off for staff and students
Student desensitivity towards gun violence
Student desensitivity towards gun violence
Altuesdays: Fleet Foxes Helplessness Blues is the what folk music was meant to be
Altuesdays: Fleet Foxes “Helplessness Blues” is the what folk music was meant to be
Altuesdays: Foster the Peoples Sacred Hearts Club is a euphoric journey through every sound of alternative
Altuesdays: Foster the People’s “Sacred Hearts Club” is a euphoric journey through every sound of alternative
Ice skating at Campus Martius reopens during the pandemic with masks recommended for all.
Christmas lights shine bright across Detroit
The Goblin, a new sushi restaurant at 2547 Bagley greets customers with a bright, fun interior and the opportunity to enjoy their food. Its located in Detroits Hubbard Richards neighborhood near Mexicantown.
The Goblin is gobble-worthy: New sushi restaurant Downtown does not disappoint
Lukas Bear and his Scene partner exchange glances across the stage
“Almost, Maine”: Student thespians model maturity impeccably
Adele releases 30 after six years of fans waiting
Adele releases “30” after six years of fans waiting
Altuesdays: Coldplays A Rush of Blood to the Head review
Altuesdays: 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
Jacobs schedule for studying for midterms.
A guide to midterm studying
Fully vaccinated students should be given tests
Fully vaccinated students should be given tests
Project based exams offer a rare compromise
Project based exams offer a rare compromise
The case against midterms
The case against midterms
Breaking down the school sanctioned breaks
Breaking down the school sanctioned breaks
Fiscal fights, waging war
Fiscal fights, waging war
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
Liggett Alum Trinity Lee ’21, Lydia McNanney ’23, Ryleigh O’Donoghue ’23 and North student Luc Henri ’24, pose for a picture after districts during the 2020-2021 season. The A-team placed fourth and the B-team placed first.
Grosse Pointe unified figure skating team ready to take on the season
Olivia Livingstone skates around with teammates before their game. They have started the season off 2-1.
Costs cut into sports equity
Lyssie Moody, Effie Hodges, Liv Livingston, Ellie Smith
Girls varsity hockey team looking forward to their 2021-2022 season
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
New Year, new me?
New Year, new me?
Ice skating at Campus Martius reopens during the pandemic with masks recommended for all.
Christmas lights shine bright across Detroit
Devils in the Details Episode 6: Week of November 29, 2021
Devils in the Details Episode 6: Week of November 29, 2021
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
New Year, new me?
New Year, new me?
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
STYLED TO PERFECTION Before the MMODD fundraiser show began on Saturday, Nov. 6th, the make-up artists ensured that the models’ hair and make-up was flawless, helping to ease nerves. “Backstage was so well organized, structured, and chill and we were encouraged to take our time, which I loved,” Garrison Briggs, a fellow model, said.
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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Infographic courtesy of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.

MDHHS quarantine guidance for schools

Olivia McDougall '23, Copy Editor
October 17, 2021
In 2006, the NBA ruled that a player must wait a year after High School in order to be able to play in the NBA. Photo by Ryan Caldwell 21.

My view: Basketball players should be able to go to the NBA as soon as they’re ready

Jackson Jogan '21, Page Editor
March 7, 2019
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