Kate Aksyonov, Senior Content Editor
• January 24, 2020
Saturday, January 16th, 11 students from Elkhorn South’s DECA chapter attended metros for their first competition of the year.
DECA, sponsored by Ramsey Dolesh, is a student activity that...
Mila Skrivan, Content Editor-In-Chief
• December 13, 2019
This past week my family made the decision to foster a 6 month old poodle for the next 18 months. This next year we will be training him to be a service dog through an organization in Lincoln, Domesti-PUPS.
It...
Kate Aksyonov, Senior Content Editor
• December 10, 2019
As one TikTok put it, the few weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas break are like the super fast music on the last lap of Mario Kart: pure chaos. At this point in approaching the end of semester, students...
Television is a huge part of almost everyone American’s life. From hospital dramas to crime shows, there are so many programs out there that it’s hard to navigate through the masses. Bingeing shows...
Cambri Rolfes, Design Editor-In-Chief
• November 4, 2019
Elkhorn South Upsets Kearney in Class A Playoff Opener
Elkhorn South varsity football upheld tradition as they brought back a win from Kearney on November 1, paving their way to the...
I confess, I am one of those individuals who hold my breath every time I get a text message. “Please don’t be important, please don’t be important,” I repeat to myself as I flip my phone to see...
Neither a two year, a four year, a private, public, nor an online university makes the cut. “American Idol” or “The Voice” will never do. Senior Cassie Wilson dreams of writing, producing, and...
As life and school can be stressful, people need a way to escape from all of it. One way some of the students at Elkhorn South do that is by dancing. Nebraska dance is where seniors Meg Nielsen,...
Today’s political climate is incredibly charged, with divisive opinions widening the gap between demographics. This harsh environment has begun to inspire a new generation to participate in politics,...
After Dr. Mark Adler the superintendent of Ralston Schools lost his son to suicide, he wanted to do something positive out of such terrible pain and loss. He created a program that focused more on the...
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