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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
November 15, 2023
Students step up to help peers weather the winter woes
Students step up to help peers weather the winter woes
November 8, 2023
Travel basket donations collected for Bellevue East marching band. (photo courtesy of Edyn Butler)
Titan band gathers support for Bell East bus victims
October 27, 2023
Zoe Retikis, 11th, paints her pumpkin.
Science Club sponsors pumpkin painting contest
October 24, 2023
Cat Queen Delaney Ziegler, 12th, begins dance for opening sequence of show.
‘Curiosity’ keeps band competitive
October 24, 2023
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
November 20, 2023
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
November 13, 2023
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
November 13, 2023
Morgan Bode, 12th, goes head to head against a Monarch for a point.
Monarchs serve up rare loss for Titans
October 26, 2023
Lauren Medeck, Lyric Judson, Kam Bails, Ella Eymann, and Dani Vallinch.
The volley never ends
October 23, 2023
No bull, thats my grandpa
No bull, that’s my grandpa
November 12, 2023
Senior Riley Tuzzio, who has a vision impairment, uses the elevator to reach upstairs classes.
Blind to our halls
November 8, 2023
CARTOONIST:
EDITORIAL CARTOON: SSSniperwolf Controversy
November 3, 2023
Be Bold, Be Brave, Be You
Be Bold, Be Brave, Be You
October 19, 2023
Unmuted truth about neurodiversity
Unmuted truth about neurodiversity
October 13, 2023
Me and my brother, Quincy, (2nd grader from Carriage Hill) posing in front of Wish sign.
REVIEW: When you ‘Wish’ upon a star
November 21, 2023
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?
November 10, 2023
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
October 30, 2023
Distressed and frightened. (Silas Olson 12th, Loghan Lawson 11th, Joey Westerdale 12th, Caeli Karasek 12th, Tyson Johnson 11th.)
Cast of “Rumors” untangled
October 13, 2023
Cast finds comedy in chaos of Rumors
Cast finds comedy in chaos of ‘Rumors’
September 22, 2023
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
November 21, 2023
South Star yearbook photograph
Best of Yearbook Photographs
November 15, 2023
Diverse voices find roles in English
Diverse voices find roles in English
October 13, 2023
Cejudo, Lunesu, and Ameraldi at a Titan football game
Exchange students see movie parallel
October 12, 2023
Take 5 with Harmon Moss
Take 5 with Harmon Moss
October 12, 2023
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‘Curiosity’ keeps band competitive

Caitlyn Ybarra, Co-Editor-in-Chief • October 24, 2023
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Cat Queen Delaney Ziegler, 12th, begins dance for opening sequence of show.

The Titan Marching Band’s cat-themed show, “Long Live Curiosity,” placed 2nd at the Nebraska State Marching Contest with a score of 95.5 and won the caption award of Best Guard. The show featured a Cat Queen, eight cat tower props, and a throne.

Caitlyn Ybarra

The band concluded its season with a Titan Band Community Performance where the band program featured both the varsity band and the JV band. Varsity performed their state runner-up show and JV performed “I Knew You Were Trouble” and “Anti-Hero” for their Taylor Swift-themed show, “Southside Swifties.”

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Drum Major Kaleb Heseltine, 12th, prepares to begin show.

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