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Students file back into the school building after an Aug. 16 fire drill. Going with the flow isnt easy for students with hidden disabilities.

Students with disabilities and impairments speak up about hallway struggles

Jax Poole and Iliana Vega • November 15, 2023

The bell sounds, and the conglomerate of students pours out into the halls....

Students step up to help peers weather the winter woes

Students step up to help peers weather the winter woes

Kaiya Sharipe, Ally Fan, and Jack Ewald • November 8, 2023

Many high school teens experience mental health issues that affect their day-to-day...

Travel basket donations collected for Bellevue East marching band. (photo courtesy of Edyn Butler)

Titan band gathers support for Bell East bus victims

Caitlyn Ybarra, Co-Editor-in-Chief • October 27, 2023

Titan band members pulled together to create travel baskets for the Bellevue...

Team managers Taylor Parrack, 10th, and Rebekka Dang, 12th, join Coach Katie Tarman on the sidelines

Student managers get to know teams on a different level

Greysen Harris, Peyton Bradshaw, and Owen Skogerboe • November 20, 2023

One thing many sports have in common is the need for a manager. Managers do...

Allie Grow positions herself to learn in the 2022 inaugural season of Girls Wrestling. Grow will return to the team this year as a captain.

Girls wrestling warms up for a new season

Jackie Trout, TT Cooper, Gabby Leahy, and Kenna Hixson • November 13, 2023

The girls wrestling team is preparing for its upcoming season. As the season...

Left to right: Anabel Seaman, Lauren Medeck, Savannah Meadows, Emma Grzywa, Quinn Groves, Kyla Dyrstad, Morgan Bode, and Haley Anderson prepare to sign their letters of intent.

Eight Titans officially commit to collegiate athletics

Tony McGill, Co-Editor-in-Chief • November 13, 2023

Eight Titan athletes took part in National Signing Day on Wednesday, Nov. 8,...

Millie the Therapy Dog treats Titans to smiles
November 21, 2023
Cloudia Tuzzio, Fin Albracht, Jamisyn Domanski, and Lucy Gaines
Millie is a 7-year-old Golden Doodle owned by social studies teacher Mr. Raymond Keller and his family. Rather than have Millie lie around all day at home while Mr. Keller was at school, the family decided to have Millie trained...
Freshman Wing impacts four-year journey
November 16, 2023
Rafael Hiciano, Lydia Farmer, Leo Ramos, Gemmah Montiel, Miley Thomas, Tom Schlismann, Sam McGee, Jay Reddy, and Amber Tomasek
It's been four years since the opening of the Freshman Wing, and now every grade has gotten a feel of what it's like. Both teachers and students shed light on pros and cons of having a separate space for first-year students. The...
PLV Media shakes up sports streams
November 6, 2023
Tony McGill, Co-Editor-in-Chief
The PLV Media stream has been running for 12 years with play-by-play and color commentary, cameras tracking the events of the game with management by producers and engineers. These roles, essentials in most professional sports...

Aspects of the open road cause some teens to steer away from driving

Aspects of the open road cause some teens to steer away from driving

Brooke Barta, Priscilla Hall , TJ Watkins , Korey Coleman, and Hazel Rose • November 21, 2023

Do teens feel prepared to drive with the changing weather conditions? Do they feel mature enough to handle the responsibility of driving, with so many lives at stake? Many teens...

South Star yearbook photograph

Best of Yearbook Photographs

Avery Brasfield, Savannah Peterson, and Brooklyn Anson • November 15, 2023

Love these photos? See many more in your 2024 yearbook. Order here: yearbookforever.com October August-September

Diverse voices find roles in English

Diverse voices find roles in English

Tony McGill, Co-Editor-in-Chief • October 13, 2023

Maddie Estergaard’s Multicultural Literature, offered in 11th and 12th grade, is unique among English classes at Papio South in that it specifically emphasizes learning about...

Me and my brother, Quincy, (2nd grader from Carriage Hill) posing in front of Wish sign.

REVIEW: When you 'Wish' upon a star

Kinley Harris, Entertainment Reviewer • November 21, 2023

I grew up watching Disney movies, like most other kids in my generation. I would...

Me holding my little brother. Quincy Harris (Carriage Hill 2nd grader) as he superhero poses in front of the movie poster.

REVIEW: Marvelous or Mediocre?

Kinley Harris, Entertainment Reviewer • November 10, 2023

I’ve been a fan of Marvel ever since I was a little girl. I remember growing...

Sebastian Spaz Woodworth (Papio South graduate, UNL alumni. Right), Rachel Grossnickle (Bellevue West High graduate, MCC alumni. Left), and me (center) in FNaF security guard costumes in front of movie poster at B&B theaters.

REVIEW: 'Freddy's' delivers a jump scare eight years in the making

Kinley Harris, Entertainment Reviewer • October 30, 2023

After years of waiting and wondering, the "Five Nights at Freddy’s" movie...

No bull, thats my grandpa

No bull, that's my grandpa

Hannah Kastrup, J1 student • November 12, 2023

Watusi: What does the word Watusi mean to you? For me it reminds me of my Grandpa,...

Senior Riley Tuzzio, who has a vision impairment, uses the elevator to reach upstairs classes.

Blind to our halls

Riley Tuzzio, J1 Student • November 8, 2023

Walking through the halls is something that everyone does throughout their day...

EDITORIAL CARTOON: SSSniperwolf Controversy

Jackson Vallier, J1 student • November 3, 2023

Forbes Breaking News: YouTube Temporarily Demonetizes SSSniperWolf After Doxxing...

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