Lightning Fast
After winning indoor nationals, the girls sprint medley relay team keeps on racing
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A Voice for Students
Since its creation two years ago, the South Human Rights Council has fought against racism and discrimination at South
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Proud of my skin
Risha Sinha writes about her experiences with a skin condition
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Fragmented Generation
As the Internet makes media coverage more accessible, teens find themselves desensitized to the horrors of war
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Hate-based violent acts demand response
As the rationalization of conspiracy theories provokes tragedies, students and the administration must walk a fine line
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Meaningful Mentorships
Newton’s One-to-One Mentoring program pairs elementary and middle school students with a high school friend
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Newton Community Supports Ukraine
South responds to the Russian invasion of Ukraine by creating a new club, NSHS Students for Ukraine, which provides space for students to discuss the conflict and take action
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Cafeteria Cuisine: Bland or Tastefully Simple?
Our food critic judges South’s cafeteria food
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Margot Madison and Nico Hensch ran the Newport and Boston Marathons over break
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A Balancing Act
Amidst a reckoning around sexual harassment, South works to ensure that victims have a complete access and understanding of their rights while managing community perceptions
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