Reassessing South’s School Lunch Options in an Era of Impossible Meat
Leili Grzybowski, Staff Writer
January 5, 2020
Options of plant-based protein have been becoming increasingly accessible, both in location and price. Plant-based protein involves food engineers using plants to create a food that is similar in taste, smell, look, and feel as meat. Two of the most popular meat substitutes are Impossible Meat and Beyond ...
Eagle Eye Editorial: Welcome, September
The Editors
September 5, 2019
Today, September 5th, marks the first day of the 2019-2020 school year. Nervous freshmen flood the hallways while seniors brace themselves for what will be the first of many lasts. Juniors prepare for the work-filled year ahead, while sophomores find themselves thrilled to finally no longer be at the ...
South’s Take on “West Side Story”
Jewel Andersen and Miya Goff
June 17, 2019
This year’s spring musical took a breathtaking and innovative spin on the classic show West Side Story. Unlike in the original musical, South’s drama teacher, Mr. Kozak, decided to give every cast member an equal opportunity to showcase their variety of talents by playing multiple characters thro...
Mid-Year Assessments vs. Quarterlies
Avery Seldin, Staff Writer
March 26, 2019
No matter what they are called, nobody is in favor of the tests or projects that conclude each of the year’s four marking periods, as they consume students with stress. However, both formulas have their pros and cons. The question is: which of the two options is the ideal choice? Let’s find out....
Why Photoshopping Needs to Stop
Claire Blose, Staff Writer
April 13, 2018
It is no secret that technology is a very prominent force in everyday life. From cars to phones, it is difficult to imagine a world where we could not call our parents after soccer practice or our significant others on the way home from work. This constant exposure to technology has created a whole ...
Powerschool: Source of responsibility or stress?
Chase Moran, Senior Reporter
April 13, 2018
Powerschool is a very useful tool for students, teachers, and parents alike. Teachers can keep up on grades actively and relay this information to students without having to return papers and waste class time. Students can keep track of their missing assignments and grades, and parents can do the same. Th...
Justin Timberlake’s “Filthy” Halftime Show
Vincent Bufano, Senior Reporter
February 9, 2018
Justin Timberlake headlined the NFL Super Bowl Halftime Show for a second time last Sunday. He is receiving backlash and mixed reviews from critics about his performance. Timberlake seemed to blend in with his numerous backup dancers with a wardrobe that was hideously mismatched, and which had no co...
Why net neutrality is more important than ever
Chase Moran, Senior Reporter
December 12, 2017
Today we live in a country where paying for an internet or data bill means you can visit whatever website you want. Whatsapp, Snapchat, Netflix, Spotify, and Gmail are all freely available to anybody on the internet. But what if that wasn’t the case? What if you couldn’t just use whatever apps or...
The Return of the MP3 Player
Chase Moran, Reporter
November 3, 2017
In the year 2017, the average person prefers to do everything they can on their phone, and listening to music can be one the most important things it's used for. But for those who prefer buying their music over subscribing to a service, it can be hard to store all that music on a phone that also has...
You don’t need an iPhone X
Chase Moran, Reporter
October 18, 2017
The iPhone X is the smartphone market’s newest attempt to make phones even more expensive than they ever needed to be. Flagship smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S8 and iPhone 8 already sell themselves on being high end devices, and the $700 asking price reflects that. So when Apple announced a new,...
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