May 2009 Issue
Comic book movies aren't always the easiest things to predict in terms of quality. For the most part they're pretty terrible, with atrocities like Daredevil and Catwoman scarring our retinas indefinitely.
You may have seen him walking around Newton South with his signature sunglasses and skinny jeans, but Jon Young expresses art in more than just his clothes.
The annual Newton North/Newton South Shakespeare collaborative Macbeth soldiers on despite this year's budget cuts to the theatre programs.
Don’t Look Back looks forward to CD release and future concerts
By Andrea Braver | Published: May 2009
Don't Look Back, a band consisting of sophomores Nick Glavin, Julian Green and Jeremy Marshall, has proven to be such a success that the three have chosen to record a CD.
Michelle's Musical Musings
Mosh pits: what wonderful things. In case you don't know what a mosh pit is, it's basically when too many people cram into a small space in front of a stage and push each other for fun.
Web logs, better known as “blogs, are one of the many new phenomena hitting our generation.
If you thought that recording a CD with Ben Folds was as awesome as Newtones could get, think again. Newtones, Newton South's a cappella group took their intensity to the next level on April 25 at MIT's Johnson Athletic Center when they shared the stage with Ben Folds, Sarah Barielles, and Hotel Lights. The concert was a great way to end April vacation because of its upbeat feel and the intimacy between the bands and the audience.
Sports, sports SPORTS!!! Sports at Newton South are, as some would say, “MAD ILL-SICK NASTY! As a volleyball player, I can distinguish “ill-sick-nasty from the not so “ill-sick-nasty. Having served two years on the Newton South Volleyball program, I have become accustomed to what goes on.
On Sun. May 3, members of Dreamfar, a Newton South marathon team, completed 26.2 miles of the Providence Marathon. They ended their long journey of hard work and commitment with sweet success and accomplishment.
While most students were sleeping-in, hanging out with friends, or cramming for a test that Sunday, the nine students and four teachers of Dreamfar made history, as the first high school marathon team in New England.
The team has been training for months with admirable dedication and determination to achieve this goal, and though many of the runners limped around school the days following the race, the experience could not have been more gratifying.
One of the most important aspects of improving your athletic experience in high school is off-season training.
Every sport, from volleyball to football requires a great amount of dedication, a solid work ethic, and an overall love for the game.