The Lion's Roar — Archive

Issue 26-2, September 2009

Editorials

Mayoral candidates should encourage student involvement; Balser stands out

By The Lion's Roar

Editor's Desk: Breaking out of the cocoon: Editor reflects on anniversary of Sept. 11

By Sascha Bercovitch

Upgrade/Downgrade

By The Lions' Roar

News

Candidate Countdown

By The Lion's Roar

Knoedler aims to unite art and theatre

By Marsha Patel

South aims to prevent flu

By Hallie Boviard & Meryl Hayes

Spots

Wellness cuts debate throughout school

By Rayna Golub & Julia Spector

New scheduling program leads to system crash

By Marsha Patel

Book sale profits to support literacy

By Emily Breuer, Shan Shao

Safe Rides becomes permanent

South community welcomes Stembridge

By Julia Spector

Sports

Field Hockey

By Aaron Belowich

Fall Previews: Golf

By Austin Pollack

Girl's Volleyball

By Victor Moisescu

Tennis court construction delayed, cost escalates

By Aaron Belowich, Olivia Larkin

South athletics honored by SI

By Aaron Belowich

Gold Medal Camp returns to South for third season

By Peter Haskin

Conte to lead boys' soccer program

By Conor O'Brien

Words from a Weiss Man: The Jinx, Jinxed

By Ben Weissman

Opinions

ASC

By Jenn Mountain

Summer Stage: student finds acting in the summer worthwhile

By Hannah Fürgang

Senior Column: Stuk N Irak

By Mika Braginsky

Senior Column: Wal-Mart Lovin'

By Mike Zissman

Sailing in the summer

Reaching new heights

Summer Concerts: hot sun, cool music

Features

10 things to hate about South

By The Lion's Roar

Letting her hair down: After two years of self-discovery, Jennifer Stephens is ready to show South her new appearance.

By Josh Kruskal

Relationships

By The Lion's Roar

Senior Column: Mourning summer's end

By Jenn Mountain

Clubs vary on the level of Stembridge involvement

By Rachel Leshin

Summer Scandals: Studens reflect on their experiences at overnight camp

By Sascha Bercovitch & Libby Carberry

International service trips limit teen volunteers

By Rachel Leshin

What's in a name? Students find changing their birthnames convenient for school

By Rachel Leshin

Road trip sparks new ideas for Minga members

By Hallie Boviard

One School. Four Students. 99 Problems

By Libby Carberry, Rachel Leshin

Arts

Art Perspective

By Allie Glickman

Fresh Talent

By Caroline Rosa

Cultural Perspective

By Elissa Spinner

Boston Culture Focus: Cambridge

By Hannah Nussbaum

Artistic interests: Stembridge's other side

By Caroline Rosa

The Art of Relations: Finding a Mate

By Ari Schvartsman

Food & Stuff: The Brilliance of Bubble Tea

By Jonah Reider

Centerfold

Teams adjust to new practice locations

Turf War: The work is almost finished, but the five-year-long fight is still going strong

By Josh Kruskal

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