Evin Billington
Asst. A&E Editor
Liz Higley
Staff Reporter
The school year is ending, and the sun is shining; what could be better than a cold treat to cool you down? While there are many ice cream parlors around town, it can be quite a challenge to pick the right one.
Dairy Queen
When you are in the mood for [...]

Lauren Kinsella
Staff Reporter
Music, it’s universal. Everyone listens to it. So why not listen to the music you like live at Summerfest or Warped Tour?
Summerfest
11 days, 11 stages, over 700 bands. Where at? Summerfest 2009. The Summerfest grounds are in Milwaukee WI, right on the lake. Summerfest is a music festival where bands play [...]

Diana Pearl
Co-A&E Editor
This summer, as all summers before it, will be a summer for movies. Every Friday from May 1 to until the end of August, a new movie – or movies, opens up at theaters. From big releases to unknown indie films, here’s a sneak peek at some of the must- see films [...]

Lia Knight
Staff Reporter
Other than last names that begin with the letter “P, sophomore Marina Pappamichiel and freshman Heejin Park do not have much in common; however, both are heavily connected to the GBS art program.
“I have so many thoughts about life, and I like to express my feelings [with art],” Park said.
Both students have been [...]

Lauren Kinsella
Staff Reporter
The beat of the music pounds through the West Café Friday, April 17. The cheering students are all brought together for one reason: amnesty.
“Jamnesty is a human rights concert put together by STAND and Amnesty,” senior Katie Dorner said.
This year is the fourth year that Jamnesty has taken place. It is completely [...]

Liz Higley
Staff Reporter
Kate Armbruster & Ellie VanZanten
Asst. A&E Editors
Dancing, singing, rapping, and graffiti: why wouldn’t you want to see all this in the same show? Last Friday the 24th, Hip-Hop Coffee House put on its annual show in the Lyceum. The show is based on hip-hop, where students can perform in all different acts ranging [...]

Elly VanZanten
Asst. A&E Editor
We can all think of a million ways to procrastinate once the school day is over—check Facebook, surf our favorite blogs, AIM, text message or Twitter about the work we should be doing. But there’s a new craze sweeping GBS and it’s making everything else look “so last year”: ooVoo.com is [...]

Atticus Ludwig
Staff Reporter
The drama dance room is bustling, cast members get their costumes and props ready for the first scene, stage crew gets their lights ready. Senior Andrew Slavin asks his fellow cast members, “Does anyone have an awkward way for me to die on stage?”
This is Paradox.
Paradox is a club that has met [...]

Liz Higley
Staff Reporter
Spring is just around the corner, and so is the Glenbrook Musical. This year, South will be hosting the production of “Guys & Dolls” (April 29-May 2).
“Guys & Dolls,” a well-known Broadway musical, is set in New York during the early 1950s. It is inhabited by gamblers, night-club performers, and Salvation Army members [...]

Liz Higley
Staff Reporter
With aspirations of attending Northwestern University, senior Kevin Golden plans to pursue his passion for the trumpet long after his years at south.
Golden is majoring in trumpet performance and has applied to various schools such as Northwestern University, Eastman School of Music in Rochester, DePaul University, New York University, University of Miami Florida, [...]