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Teenagers often begin looking for job opportunites. Babysitting is one of the top suggestions.

5 easy tips to babysitting

Sierra Wamsley, Editor-in-Chief February 13, 2018

Once a girl or guy hits their teenage years, discovering a way to earn money is often a top priority. One of many ways they accomplish this is by babysitting for a neighbor or friend across the street....

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It's always fun to curl up and watch a movie, and since it's Valentine's Day, we've come up with a list of some of the best romances and romantic comedies over the years. Some people enjoy the classics like "Grease", "Dirty Dancing", or "Titanic". Others like more modern movies such as "The Fault in Our Stars", "La La Land", or "Me Before You". In addition, who can go wrong with a romantic comedy including but not limited to, "You've Got Mail", "Leap Year", and "Serendipity"?

Top 16 movies to watch this Valentine’s Day

Sophie Ralph, News and Multimedia Editor February 13, 2018

Grease (1978) This classic musical explores the life of a high school cliché, especially two of the senior gangs at Rydell High School: The T-Birds and The Pink Ladies. When the innocent Sandy Olsson...

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A photo of Donald Trump, the celebrity who won the 2016 election. Trump has been featured in multiple networks as a business man, but never once as a politician until his campaign.

Celebrities will be possible 2020 candidates

February 12, 2018

The start of 2018 has led to many new rumors about celebrities who may participate in the future 2020 election, but most of this gossip has been proven to be untrue. The drama created by many celebrities...

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Wrestlers prepare to take on teams during the state tournament.

JV Wrestling prepares for state tournament

Alyssa Freyman, Editor-in-chief February 9, 2018

JV Wrestlers appeared confident and excited as they prepared for the upcoming state tournament. The tournament took place on February 8th, 9th, and 10th. Six students: Charles Ranta, Ian Hunt, Austin Riner,...

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The state qualifiers prepare for the last team cheer of the season.

South swim and dive wraps up their season

Grace Drawdy, Editor-in-Chief February 7, 2018

Smiling and excited swimmers walk through the hallway, high fiving cheering onlookers as they head to the bus that will take them to the state championship meet at Georgia Tech.   South Forsyth...

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Candied chocolate in the form of a heart to celebrate Valentine's Day.

10 easy DIY Valentine’s Day gifts

Anna Hicks, Online Editor February 3, 2018

Since Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, many of us are scrambling to buy the perfect last minute gift. Here are some simple gifts you can make in just a few minutes at home. 1. Pic Collage Need...

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The show ends with the cast singing "Part of Your World."

The Little Mermaid makes a splash

Alyssa Freyman, Editor-in-chief February 2, 2018

  Troupe 5362 roused laughter from the audience during its performance of “The Little Mermaid Jr”, a show based on the novel by Hans Christian Andersen and the Disney movie adaptation....

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Students from South Forsyth High School attended AP Day at the Georgia State Capitol with teachers Mr. Pearre, Mr. Wolff, and Mr. Frilot. From Left to Right (3rd Row): Jack Slatton, Revanth Tiruveedhi, and Arjun Karanam; (2nd Row): Will Logsdon, Aashvi Patel, and Lahari Madineni; (1st Row): Emily Goncalves, and Chloe Nathan.

South students visit the hill for AP Day

Will Logsdon, Senior Editor February 1, 2018

A select group of students from South Forsyth High School visited the Georgia State Capitol on Thursday to lobby for AP funding. These students were chosen because of their role in Social Studies-based...

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This year's winter Olympics will be hosted by The Republic of South Korea beginning February 9th.

Athletes face the bitter cold as they prepare for the winter Olympic Games

Sierra Wamsley, Editor-in-Chief January 31, 2018

206 countries are participating, 102 different medal events are scheduled, six new events are premiering, all with one thing in common: Pyeongchang, South Korea, Winter Olympics 2018. The first ever...

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Data and statistics from this year's flu season proves that the 2017-2018 season of the flu is more widespread than the 2016-2017 flu season. Even the flu season from several years ago were not as active as this year. All data was found on the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website.

Reaching the peak of the 2018 flu season

Sophie Ralph, News and Multimedia Editor January 30, 2018

As the flu season continues, the number of cases are increasing dramatically week after week. Although the season begins in October, flu activity peaks during January or February. The country is experiencing...

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Keeping yourself relaxed and down to earth is a great way to achieve the "New Me" for the new year.

Making New Year’s Resolutions Last

Grace Drawdy, Editor-in-Chief January 27, 2018

     “New Year, New Me” is a common phrase almost everyone lives by, but not many people succeed in finding and achieving their “NEW ME”. It’s an understood concept that when the clock strikes...

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Many students across the nation are now given "online learning days" as a way to do school work, despite weather issues.

Online Learning Days: Extra Work or Extra Rest?

Elijah Cho, Opinions Section Editor January 25, 2018

With a slight stretch and a yawn, I woke up and my eyes met the ceiling once again. I started to remove the covers when a sudden gust of chilling wind entered the bed, uninvited I might add. Shivering...

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