After introducing the Louder than a Bomb (LTAB) competition to South's poets three years ago, English teacher Caroline Ewing has watched the program grow. This year's team took first place in their first...
Junior Kaylie Castile had rods put into her back because of scoliosis. She discusses her experience and her limitations today.
TC: How long ago did you begin to have back problems, and...
For junior Grace Orpin who was the youngest of nine siblings, getting ready in the morning with her siblings was stressful.
"I have one brother and seven sisters," junior Grace Orpin said. "So...
National Honor Society's service component requires each member to complete 15 hours of community service a semester. Junior Ashley Lauver, an NHS member, created the club South Helping Our Community,...
StuCo volunteered with the Johnson County Christmas Bureau on Sunday, Dec. 4. Students worked in a variety of areas, ranging from assisting families with their shopping to moving boxes, to restocking...
Mashes of Arabic, English and other various sounds zing across room 366 as students attempt to wrangle and subdue the lyrical Arabian speech. They sit at dark groupings of tables near the front of the...
"Little Mermaid" will be swimming its way into the theatre Feb. 15-18, but this time with a relatively small cast.
Over the past few years, most shows consisted of 40 or more cast members but starting...
After being signed up for a self defense class and getting dragged out of bed, I realized by the end that it was worth taking and I was glad I did. The class is called T.A.K.E., which educates women any...
What is your tribal affiliation?
NS: I am Osage and Navajo. My mom, my grandma and my great grandma were on a reservation and then my grandma left because she thought that my mom would...
On Nov. 11, the Shawnee Mission South JV and Varsity Pacesetters will host their 6th annual Dance Marathon. The night includes food, good music and many prizes.
“I really enjoy dance marathon. It's...
