Rest in peace, Lil Bub
Fahad Aloufi, Staff Writer
December 11, 2019
Internet cat celebrity, Lil Bub, recently died on December 1st at 8 years old. Her death sent waves across social media with millions of fans wishing her condolences and recounting her short-lived life. Her owner, Mike Bridavsky, posted the news of her death on social media. “On the morning o...
Down the ‘Rabbit Hole’
Melissa Thomas, Editor
November 17, 2019
This year, Theatre South presents a production tackling the complex issue of losing a child. ‘Rabbit Hole’ is a 2007 play written by playwright David Lindsay-Abaire, who was inspired by his Juilliard professor to write about his biggest fear: the death of his own child. Over two weeks, Theatre South w...
Inktober among student body
Hanh Tam Bui, Staff Writer
October 30, 2019
With every new October, there is a new Inktober. For all thirty one days of the month, there is a different prompt for artists to follow and create an ink illustration. Inktober began ten years ago by an artist under the name Mr. Jake Parker, who says on the official website, “I created Inktober in 2009 a...
Calling all creatives: life and career lecture
Hanh Tam Bui, Staff Writer
October 30, 2019
Broadway and Beyond, a lecture meant for parents and students interested in the performing arts, is coming to Bloomington. It is intended to provide advice within the field and outside to youth from insiders of the entertainment industry. Broadway and Beyond is well acclaimed along with its creator and...
Get the Look: Teacher Edition
Melissa Thomas and Iris Kreilkamp
October 28, 2019
The teachers at Bloomington South are talented, hardworking, passionate ... and also stylish! Have you ever wondered why Ramon Garcia sports a full brown look every day, or where to find Bogdan Rakic’s dashing tailored suits? Look no further: with options for those on a budget and those looking to t...
Strange Sites at South: Trimester 1 (Gallery)
Raya Haghverdi and Vika Terrill
October 24, 2019
Public schools may seem to have strict rules, but chaos still manages to ensue. Bloomington South is definitely not an exception. As the first trimester went on, weird sites were discovered and documented. Here are some examples of the many stranger things at South. ...
Behind the Friday music
Hanh Tam Bui and Melissa Thomas
October 11, 2019
For as long as many students at South have known, one of the defining traits of Fridays at school is the music playing in between each passing period. However, little do they know that there is a method behind the weekly music curation. Melissa Law, the support secretary in the main office, revealed ...
Lotus on a budget
Hanh Tam Bui, Staff Writer
September 27, 2019
The 26th Annual Lotus World Music and Arts Festival is planned to run from Sept. 26 until Sept. 29, as the downtown Bloomington area will be alive with music and people in the streets. While paying for passes may be a concern for people, there are a number of ways to make the most out of a Lotus Fe...
How to guide on bullet journaling
Hanh Tam Bui, Staff Writer
September 5, 2019
There is a high chance one has encountered the Bullet Journal, also known as BuJo, on the internet due to its growing popularity. Throughout the internet, it’s become associated with beautiful notebooks that can be artistic masterpieces or feats of minimalism. The Bullet Journaling method is defi...
South’s Advanced Theatre class presents ‘Little Women’
Melissa Thomas, Staff Writer
April 11, 2019
Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women” has been a celebrated piece of American literature for decades. Set in the midst of the Civil War, readers follow the March girls on a journey from childhood to womanhood in a time of war, poverty and radical change in America. This weekend, the classic will ...
South Speaks: spring break
Hailey Allgood, Staff Writer
March 11, 2019
Spring break is a glorious time of the year for students of all classes. It provides a relief from standardized tests, grimacing finals and the strain of being a high school student. From going to exotic locations to staying in the comfort of your own home, South students are always looking forward to t...
South students perform in “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” production
Calvin Prenkert and Tommy McEvilly
February 28, 2019
This weekend Stages Bloomington will premiere the well known Andrew Lloyd Webber production of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” at the Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center. The production features many local middle and high school actors from around the area, many of whom attend Bloom...