Stress Optional
Julia Formicola, Contributing Writer
December 24, 2015
For 11th and 12th graders across America, college applications bring a variety of new stresses: writing essays, maintaining or raising their GPAs, and the infamous standardized testing. There are two types of students in the world: those who are naturally good at taking tests and those who aren’t. Yet ea...
‘Tis the Season for Sheppard!
Ashley Magee, Contributing Writer
December 20, 2015
‘Twas the holiday season, when all through CB The students were scurrying, as all could see. . Cards were delivered from forums with care In hopes that Sheppard soon would be there." Once again December is upon us, and here at CB South that means the beginning of the Sheppard season.No...
Candy Grams
Joy Zhao, Staff Writer
December 14, 2015
Candy Grams are back! For the past few years, the Interact Club at CB South has been hosting holiday sales of classic candy canes coupled with personalized messages. Each year, the club has successfully provided a pair of new gloves for each student at the Isaac Sheppard School, an underprivileged elementary...
2015 Homecoming Review
Sophia Wang, Staff Writer
November 24, 2015
Homecoming evokes memories of school spirit, gatherings, and fun all wrapped in a cozy autumn blanket. Spirit Week 2015 was one of CB South's most memorable yet. On "America Monday," students arrived decked out in red, white, and blue socks, facepaint, and clothing. "90s Tuesday" transformed Sout...
Senior Spectator Night
Lauren Fleming, Staff Writer and Editor
November 24, 2015
There is little else that encapsulates the high school experience more than bracing the cold to scream for your football team on a Friday night under the lights. For seniors, there is one night in particular that sums up the experience of being a Titan. The weekend of October 16-18 was a huge weekend...
Qualifying Affirmative Action
Valeria Lopez, Contributing Writer
November 4, 2015
It’s fall, and seniors around the nation and globe are applying to their top schools. But with the significant competitiveness found in students, it is inevitable for this process to turn divisive. As students wait for their acceptance letters into their favorite campuses, they also become curi...
CB South Homecoming King and Queen: Nick McGee and Lily Bowman
Annie Wang, Co-Editor in Chief
October 19, 2015
This past Friday, October 16, was one of the most anticipated days of the school year so far. Leading up to Friday was a school spirit week, featuring different days with themes like "90s Tuesday" and "Tropical Thursday," with Friday being "Black vs. Blue," the colors of CB South. The school day ended...
A Cup of Java City
Becky Caimi, Staff Writer
October 16, 2015
Time to skip the line at Starbucks, Titans! One of South’s newest and most popular places to be this year is Java City. Across from the main gym in the concessions stand, Java City is already causing a stir in the halls of CB South. Founded in 1985 by Tom Weborg, Java City is a great place to get...
“A Whole New World” for Mikaila Harper
Cassidy Cimino, Contributing Writer
October 16, 2015
Central Bucks South Junior Mikaila Harper runs to the front office to get her forum teacher’s mail. Her nerves increase as she anxiously waits for the attendant to give the delivery. The attendant grins as she gives Mikaila the piece of paper that would change her year and future. The slip read...
Rallying Change in the Pep Rally
Jenna Bockman, Contributing Writer
October 16, 2015
Students and faculty of CB South will take notice of a new atmosphere on October 16th, as members of the Senior Council are aiming to make this year’s Pep Rally a perfect start to Homecoming weekend. Senior Class President Garrett Bullock, along with Senior Class Historian Joanna Timmerman and Senior...
A Letter from the Editors — New Year, New You
Kathryn Wang, Co-Editor in Chief
October 16, 2015
I've been a senior for over a month now, and I still have a hard time adjusting to being in the oldest grade level in the school. For years, I was able to rely on those in the grades above me to guide me, to mentor me, and to help me get through the general stress of high school. As a senior, I have...
The 2nd Annual Chalk-a-Palooza
Joy Zhao, Staff Writer
October 11, 2015
A few years ago, when South first opened, the hallways after school were eerily quiet and everyone had gone home. Now almost every day until 6 pm, the sounds of students bustling around echo throughout the building as kids come and go from multiple clubs and organizations. Each year, students...
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