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In the Long run, Opinion, Sports

In the Long run: The curse of King James

April 20, 2018

It’s playoff time for the NBA, and our own Pacers are coming off of a not-too-shabby season. They finished the regular season with a record of 48-34, clinching the fifth spot in the Eastern Conference....

Michael Long

In the Long run: The curse of King James
Sports

Powering through adversity

Michael Hood, Reporter

April 20, 2018

In 2016, The Huffington Post reported that four out of every five women have issues with self-esteem. Out of that group, 89 percent of women with low self-esteem said they would opt out of socializing wi...

Junior Alexis Zrebiec (right) bench presses as her trainer, Chelsea Moore (left) spots her.
Madelyn Knight

Powering through adversity
Photos, Sports

Girls tennis serves another win against Martinsville (Gallery)

April 19, 2018

Junior Camille Khelseau returns the ball to her opponent in the first set of her match on April 17. Khelseau played first singles and lost in a very close tie breaker in the third set.
Noah Thomas

Girls tennis serves another win against Martinsville (Gallery)
Opinion

Care more about our space programs

Madelyn Knight, Photos Editor

April 17, 2018

One of my favorite things to do when it’s dark outside is to take a moment and look up. The stars, although not always so bright, have sparked my curiosity since I was younger. But, there is much ...

Care more about our space programs
Opinion

“A Separate Peace” Review

Haley Miller, Reporter

April 16, 2018

There is a slim number of books that have enthralled me to the point of absolute consumption and that I can read for hours upon hours without so much as a drink of water. “A Separate Peace” is one o...

“A Separate Peace” Review

Scores Table

Thursday, April 19

Boys volleyball

SHS 3 - Zionsville 1
Tuesday, April 17

Lacrosse

SHS 12 - Perry Meridian 3
Tuesday, April 17

Baseball

SHS 3 - Perry Meridian 1
Tuesday, April 17

Girls tennis

SHS 3 - Martinsville 2
Tuesday, April 17

Softball

SHS 1 - Roncalli 10

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Opinion

Go with the Chloe: Pets are not disposable

Chloe Meredith, Managing Editor of Content

April 20, 2018 • No Comments

Many of the new privileges that are gifted to you when you turn the ripe age of 18 include buying cigarettes, cashing in lottery tickets, and having the ability to call your...

In the Long run: The curse of King James April 20, 2018

Journal Address: Teachers should be appreciated more April 20, 2018

Overcoming grief April 20, 2018

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Sports

In the Long run: The curse of King James

April 20, 2018

It’s playoff time for the NBA, and our own Pacers are coming off of a not-too-shabby season. They finished the regular season with a record of 48-34, clinching the fifth spot in the Eastern Conference. Again, not too shabby. With the top candidate for the Most Improved Player of the Year award, Victor Oladipo, a flamboyant Lance Stephenson and valid candidate for Coach of the Year, Nate McMil...

Powering through adversity

Michael Hood, Reporter
April 20, 2018

In 2016, The Huffington Post reported that four out of every five women have issues with self-esteem. Out of that group, 89 percent of women with low self-esteem said they would opt out of socializing with friends and going out because of it. Junior Alexis Zrebiec used to identify with those four out of five women. This was until she found the sport of competitive weightlifting the beginning o...

Girls tennis serves another win against Martinsville (Gallery)

April 19, 2018

Track team races through the season against New Pal and Arsonal Tech (Gallery)

April 12, 2018

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Student Life

Wherefore art thou poetry club?
April 19, 2018
Tabby Fitzgerald, Reporter
Poetry is a way for individuals to express themselves and has been around for centuries. Poetry club at SHS was started in 2005 with the help of Retired Media Specialist Mar...
A big brother to the city
April 17, 2018
Tabby Fitzgerald, Reporter
After moving from Texas to Indiana, mid-year graduate Jonathan Rodriguez grew up as the oldest of five. The five were raised just by their mother. After Rodriguez, his...
Educating youth in the digital age
April 13, 2018
Tabby Fitzgerald, Reporter
Would someone walk through a park filled with strangers blindfolded in the middle of the night? Hopefully anyone would say no because it’s dangerous. According to Spanish...
Humans of Southport: Morgan John
March 16, 2018
Tabby Fitzgerald, Reporter
“I was really freaked out. I didn't remember most of it. I had one (at school), and it was really scary. The first thing I remember was waking up in an ambulance outside. It ...
‘More than education’
March 16, 2018
Tabby Fitzgerald, Reporter
From sweeping the left-behind trash of forgetful students to wiping the food crumbs off of dirty tables, various students from the exceptional needs department spend some of ...
‘There are students of like mind at the school’
March 15, 2018
Rachel Bayler, Reporter
Junior Marissa Cooper used to experience bullying due to her faith, with people spreading rumors and belittling her. This pushed her to create a kind of support system in whi...
Following a father’s footsteps
March 14, 2018
Lily Berggoetz, Reporter
Every morning at 7:05, Psychology, World Geography teacher and boy’s volleyball coach, Joseph Leonard, is in his classroom eager to see what the day has in store for him. ...
Dress giveaway to help less-fortunate students
March 11, 2018
Rachel Bayler, Reporter
Helen Lewis is the president of Prom Genie, a non-profit organization that gives donated prom dresses to girls in need. She used to own a dry cleaning business, and, accordi...
Discovering the world in Room 267
March 6, 2018
Rachel Bayler, Reporter
The floor of Room 267 was covered with large maps of the continents and shoes scattered everywhere, full of kids and teens alike running around to various countries. The volun...
Humans of Southport: Treston Sizemore
February 23, 2018
Tabby Fitzgerald, Reporter
“It was (this) year, and a few of my friends were encouraging me to audition for Beauty and the Beast, So, I went to auditions and realized ‘Hey, this is kinda fun.’ I...