Several Bloomington South students won awards at the Indiana Scholastic Writing Awards this year. Overall, South students won 7 Gold Key awards, 3 Silver Key awards, and 4 Honorable Mentions.
Grace Choi, sophomore
-Gold Key Flash Fiction “All of Her Circles”
Alexander Kutza, senior
-Gold Key Dramatic Script “Ingrained”;
-Gold Key Writing Portfolio “Means of Production”;
-Honorable Mention Science Fiction & Fantasy “Extinguish Her”
-Honorable Mention Science Fiction & Fantasy “Colony Collapse”
-Silver Key Short Story “Means of Production”
-Silver Key Personal Essay & Memoir “Nothing Happens”
Brooke Liao, sophomore
-Gold Key Critical Essay “Modern-Day Social Media’s Effects on Adolescents: Hot or Not?”
Mathilde Robinson, senior
-Gold Key Critical Essay “A “Pressing” Issue”;
-Gold Key, American Voices Nominee Critical Essay “Just Taxes: Outlining a Philosophical Framework for Redistributive Taxation”
-Honorable Mention Critical Essay “The Morals of the Story: Critics on Representation in Black Panther and ‘Cinderella’”
Dylan Stringer, sophomore
-Gold Key Critical Essay “Individualism, Collectivism, Colors and Kung Fu”
Hazel Stringer, junior
-Silver Key Critical Essay “Napoleon in America”
Ari Wu, sophomore
-Honorable Mention Poetry “Dusk”
