Caroline Zummach, Sports Editor
April 30, 2018
April 13, 2018
All across the nation during March, students, teachers and a wave of others gathered to show unity, support and hope for gun reform after the Parkland shooting....
March 9, 2018
On March 7, 2018, the St. George’s Student Government sent out a cryptic email featuring only an attached photo of “The Last Supper,” painted by the great...
February 22, 2018
Over the weekend, a group of five students headed to the Ozarks of Arkansas alongside St. George's teachers Mr. Timmons and Mr. Sam Abrams on a backpacking adventure. SGGO...
February 8, 2018
Wednesday, Dec. 20 proved to be a historic day for the city of Memphis. Onlookers watched as crews removed two monuments between 9:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m,...
February 6, 2018
By sophomore year, students generally know what to expect when reading a novel in class: read, annotate, discuss and then make a presentation or write...
February 6, 2018
Ms. Deb Ireland is a U.S. Attorney who specializes in Internet safety. She hosts educational expos for students, teachers and religious organizations that detail...
Cary Robbins, Reporter
May 17, 2018
"When my brother died, the moment that someone told me that he had been shot, I actually thought it was a dream,” senior Bryan Payne said. “I didn’t want to believe that it was true. Why did it have to be him?” Cameron William Selmon, Payne’s older brother, was shot and killed when he was 19 years old on Oct. 22, 2015 at Tennessee State University. Payne was only a sophomore at the time. Payne remembers playing football with his older brother in the backyard when they were kids. Like many sibling relationships, Payne was always following...
April 10, 2018
"I thought it was early Alzheimer’s,” upper school history teacher Dr. Marianne Leung said. “I could not remember. People were saying ‘We talked about that yesterday’ and I had no memory of that. I wasn’t paying attention, so I never heard it. I had not forgotten. It is just my mind was not there.” After going to the doctor, Dr. Leung was diagnosed with Attention-deficit/hyperactivity...
April 10, 2018
Since she was a little girl, junior Alexis Turner has always been reminded that she had darker skin than those around her. “It’s always been kind of iffy stuff people have said. Moms would be like, ‘Hey, chocolate baby.’ Why do I have to be a chocolate baby? Just let me be a baby,” Turner said. “I mean there were also times where, it never really hurt my feelings, but at school if the...
February 9, 2018
When alumnus Adam Cruthirds was diagnosed with leukemia at age 16, his first response was one of bravery. “I am not afraid,” he remembers saying. His second response was the beginning of a journey. “What’s leukemia?” he asked. “I didn’t really know what that meant. And then the doctor said it was cancer,” Cruthirds said. “I still didn’t really know that I had...
November 10, 2017
This past August, the “Unite the Right” rally led by white nationalists in Charlottesville,Va. shocked the nation, as protesters violently demonstrated over the removal of a Confederate monument. One person died and several others suffered injuries after one white nationalist’s car plowed through a crowd of counter-protesters. In response to the deadly clashes in Charlottesville, a group...
November 10, 2017
To some students, the changes to chapel services this year may have seemed small: we do not say the Pledge of Allegiance, we no longer recite the Honor Code, though both remain a part of assemblies, and in place of former chaplain Mr. Brendan Gorham, we have new guest chaplains for each service. Some may not have even noticed that anything changed significantly. But, while these visible changes...
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Callie Hollis and Snowden Farnsworth
September 24, 2018
It’s that time of year again! Spirit week is September 24th-28th to kick off Homecoming on Friday night. Whether you are excited to wear your comfiest...
September 4, 2018
The battle royale video game genre has become incredibly popular in the past year. This type of game involves 90-100 people...
Five Quick Breakfasts To Change Your Life
August 24, 2018
For the Hungry: A Big Ole’ Bowl of Oatmeal Great for test days, oatmeal fills you up without making you...
May 17, 2018
Capricorn (December 22 - January 19) Everyone already knows you're smart, so not getting those two bonus points on the...
Laura Beard, Reporter
May 17, 2018
Merryn Ruthling, Features Editor
April 9, 2018
Emma Pounders and Emily O'Connell
April 10, 2018
Laura Beard, Writer
November 14, 2017
Omar Yunus, Reporter
April 6, 2018
Laura McDowell and Miriam Brown
February 9, 2018
