Welcome Back, South!

Ashley Corso, Editor-in-Chief

September 8, 2020

Welcome Back, South! To the classes of 2021, 2022, and 2023: welcome back to Central Bucks High School South! At the start of each year, we hope for a year of success, a year to create new relationships, and a year of engaging education. The beginning of the school year means new opportunities...

My New Normal

Anna Fox, Contributing Writer

May 19, 2020

COVID-19 has had some impact—no matter how big or how small—on everyone in the world. Whether it’s having to work from home, losing a job, not having graduation... everyone is dealing with the Coronavirus whether or not they actually have it. As a CB South senior, it’s been pretty tough knowing...

The Trip of a Lifetime

Joy Schwedler, Contributing Writer

May 19, 2020

I eagerly pushed the door open to the library as I was met with a sea of faces of those who I had never seen, sprinkled in with the sparse amount faces I already knew. I quickly checked in with a teacher as I rushed to go sit in the nearest seat possible. Maybe I am making a mistake, I thought,...

NFL Draft

Jake Martin, Staff Writer

May 12, 2020

It’s been a tough offseason. Not even fully in the football realm. Believe it or not, everyone has to stay inside so they don’t spread a virus that has shut down entire economies. If you happen to know me personally, I have had a worse offseason, specifically in the football realm. And beli...

Paige Thompson

May 12, 2020

Attending DeSales University   HOSA: The Path to Forever Best Friends Feeling the nerves rise up like temperature in the summer, I walk around (what was) the unfamiliar school into my first after school meeting: HOSA future health professionals.  “It’ll be fun,” my mom said, “just put yourse...

Coronavirus Affects Everyone

Julia Murphy, Contributing Student Writer

May 7, 2020

Hello CB South community,   I wasn’t planning on sharing my story because I'm usually a private person. But, if my article can give anyone a different outlook on the entire COVID-19 situation and help them understand how existent the virus is, then I felt that sharing my experience would be beneficial.   I know that the...

From Tomorrow to the Future

Ashley Corso, Assistant Editor

May 5, 2020

“I hope I never get tired of the night sky, of thunderstorms, of watching cream make galaxies in my coffee, I hope I never grow to be someone who can no longer see the small beautiful things.” -Anonymous   Out of everything COVID-19 has seemingly taken from the world, it has left us with a deeper appreciation for this life. It has left us the gift of ...

A Letter From the (Sad) Editor

Hannah Feldman, Editor-in-Chief

May 1, 2020

I never thought that I would be writing this letter to be honest with you, and I’ve been putting it off for quite a while. I, for some reason, magically believed that we would return to school and somehow everything would go back to normal in no time—but that was not the case at all. And so...

A Letter From the Editor – From Yesterday to Tomorrow

Jason Chen, Editor-in-Chief

May 1, 2020

For two years – much longer than most people can say – I have served as the head editor for Titan Tribune. For even longer, I have been writing, both recreationally or academically. But no amount of words, no rhetorical device, and no polished piece of writing will ever be able to properly convey t...

Ten More Netflix Shows to Watch

Allison Shin, Staff Writer

April 29, 2020

Here are 10 Netflix shows to binge watch during coronacation that isn’t The Office (because lets be real, we’ve all watched the show at least 5 times by now). Naruto: 9 seasons Watching Naruto is so addicting it's not even funny. This anime follows Naruto Uzumaki, a kid who wants to be a powerful ninja to get recog...

Ten Things to do during Coronacation!

Ananya Siragavarapu, Staff Writer

April 26, 2020

1) Arts and Crafts One popular art and craft activity is coloring spiral notebooks. While it may sound childish, coloring is scientifically proven to reduce stress and induce feelings of relation. With all the anxiety and panic in the world, even a few minutes of coloring everyday can help su...

Allison Damico

April 16, 2020

Attending St. Joseph's University Freshman year, although I was not at South during this year, was the first year I started swimming on the swim team. This year was terrifying. There were so many new people and upperclassman and I was just a shy freshman. Even through all my shyness, this was still suc...