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Monkeypox, also known as Mpox, is on the rise in certain parts of the world. However, rumors and misinformation have spread faster. (Simra Waheed / The Bird Feed)

A-POX-alypse Now: What Spreads Faster, Monkeypox or Rumors?

Almost five years ago we were quarantined in our houses, wearing masks and social-distancing. Now in 2024, for most the life-changing event that was Covid has become a distant memory. But, what if the...

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Ashwin Ramaswami is running for Georgia Senate District 48. He graduated from Chattahoochee High School, a local high school, and attended Stanford and Georgetown Law.

“Securing” the Future: South Forsyth local Ashwin Ramaswami runs for Georgia State Senate

Diya Maheshwari, Saanvi Tatipalli, and Tisha Kaur October 29, 2024

What do you consider the biggest threat to freedom today? It might not be what you think. "The biggest danger for democracy is not actually the people destroying it; it's actually the people who...

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Joe Biden (left) and Donald Trump (right) are some of the oldest people to be president of the United States. They’re a big part of the discussion about having more young people hold office.
“Joe Biden and Donald Trump”/ Gage Skidmore, Sheelah Craighead / Wikimedia Commons/ CC BY-SA 2.0

Is Age Only a Number in Presidency?

Avani Prabhu, News Editor January 23, 2024

President Joe Biden is 80 years old, the oldest person to ever hold office. Donald Trump held the record before him at 77. With the next presidential election coming up, people are starting to...

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While popular, the ethically fraught practice of family vlogging is once again in the spotlight after the arrest of "8 Passengers" matriarch Ruby Franke. “There were three in the vlogging” / Kelly Ishikawa / Flickr /
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Is Family Vlogging Actually Evil?

Amanda Rushton, Staff Writer January 15, 2024

This story contains mention of child abuse. If you or someone you know is being endangered by their guardian, anonymous reports may be made 24/7 by calling Georgia's Division of Family and Children Services...

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 City streets are turned into wreckage. The Noto Earthquake tore through the Noto peninsula, toppling buildings and destroying roads. 
"JSDF Noto Earthquake 2024-01-07 4 (Search by Drone)" by Japan Ministry of Defence (防衛省) is licensed under CC BY 4.0.5

Japan’s New Year’s Day Disaster: Earthquake, Tsunami and Plane Crash Devastate Japan

Charley Sarmiento and Simra Waheed January 15, 2024

On New Year's Day in Japan, a series of disasters struck the Western Coast. Japan entered the new year with a 7.6-magnitude earthquake.  The earthquake was swiftly followed by a devastating tsunami,...

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South Community Gets Creative for a "Rolling Dream"

South Community Gets Creative for a “Rolling Dream”

Saanvi Tatipalli, Website Administrator & Features Editor November 30, 2023

On Friday, Dec. 1 at 6 p.m., South Forsyth High School’s DECA Club will host a “SoFo Paint Night” for students and families to get creative and fundraise for a meaningful cause. All the proceeds...

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Actors and writers alike join together to protest against Hollywood's unfair pay. On September 27, 2023, the strikes ended after a new deal was made.

Three Strikes and Hollywood’s Out: Actors and Writers Alike Shut Down Hollywood’s Unfair Wages

Vianca, Moreno November 12, 2023

For many people, a life in Hollywood sounds like one filled with gilded glamour, fame, and wealth. The truth? Most aspiring actors aren’t paid enough to sustain themselves. They aren’t the only ones...

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SFHS FBLA Students. Students wait for guest speaker Mr. Patrick Grady to speak about FBLA. Afterwards, students stood up and clapped along to a fun leadership chant Grady sang along to.

5 Stars for 6 Flags: FBLA Fall Rally was a Blast

Saanvi Tatipalli, Website Administrator & Features Editor October 9, 2023

Around 5,000 middle and high school students from across Georgia gathered at Six Flags Over Georgia on Oct. 2 for an event with Georgia’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). Approximately 150...

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South Forsyth’s National Spanish Honor Society is having their Oct. meeting in Dra. Green’s room. Members enjoyed socializing and eating cultural foods.

New Year, New Club Rules

Charley Sarmiento and Matt Craig September 15, 2023

When you enter South Forsyth High School, there’s an abundance of organizations for students to find a place to belong. Ranging from the Economics Club to the Pokemon Club, there’s truly a club for...

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Image courtesy of Mrs. Pam Bibik.

New Principal Pam Bibik is ‘Back in Blue’

Rathna Malapati, Assistant Clubs Editor August 2, 2023

A singer at heart, a Georgia native and a member of FBLA and Future Homemakers of Atlanta (now known as FCCLA), Pamela “Pam” Bibik, the new principal of South Forsyth High School (SFHS), chose education...

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Performers pose with the legendary songwriter, Chandrabose, who holds his prestigious OSCAR award. Audience members during the Sri Chandrabose Felicitation in Atlanta event were entertained all evening by various exceptional performances, some which were practiced and put together just days before.

2023 Oscar for “Best Original Song” Goes to Telugu Ballad “Naatu Naatu,” Songwriter Visits FoCo

Rathna Malapati, Assistant Clubs Editor March 28, 2023

Naatu, a “local” Telugu word originating from South India, is now being spoken and heard throughout the world after a catchy Telugu ballad, “Naatu Naatu,” won the 2023 Oscar for Best Original Song....

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Buildings are left in ruin in Hatay, Turkey. After several devastating earthquakes rumbled across southern Turkey, many cities were left levelled.

Several Earthquakes Devastate Turkey and Syria, Calling Infrastructure Integrity Into Question

Simra Waheed, Managing Editor March 10, 2023

In the early morning of Feb. 6, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck near Gaziantep, Turkey, a city near the country's shared border with Syria. The earthquake devastated the surrounding cities of Kilis,...

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