November 13, 2018 • No Comments
A federal judge has ordered a review of provisional ballots four days after Republican Brian Kemp resigned his position as Secretary of State on Thursday, Nov. 8, and six days after the gubernatorial election in which Kemp faced Democrat Stacey Abrams and Libertarian Ted Metz and a...
Helen Moore, Online News Section Editor
November 12, 2018 • No Comments
Transfer and study abroad students enrolling at Grady are often unable to get many of their desired classes. The classes they request are full of returning students who are prioritized in the scheduling process. Class spots are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. When abroad students return...
Georgia Governor’s race undecided as Democrats gain in the U.S. House
November 6, 2018
The Nation Follow the Southerner's election coverage in the attached interactive map as we take a look at the headlining races across the nation...
Online classes encourage widespread cheating
November 6, 2018
In libraries across the metro Atlanta area, thousands of students open Quizlet, copy a phrase and paste the answer into their classwork assignment....
Harris Hines, retired Chief Justice, 1961 Grady alum killed in car crash
November 4, 2018
Harris Hines, the recently retired Chief Justice is the Georgia Supreme Court died today in a car crash, according to the Marietta Daily Journal. Hines...
Mock Trial Gala will honor Assistant Principal Vincent
November 2, 2018
The Grady Mock Trial Team will be honoring Willie Vincent, assistant principal, at the 2018 Grady Gavel Gala on Nov. 24. Vincent is often described as...
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Elias Podber, Sports Managing Editor
November 14, 2018 • No Comments
The girls and boys basketball teams played South Atlanta on Tuesday, Nov. 13. The Lady Knights won 40-27 in an impressive display against a strong South Atlanta side. The...
November 12, 2018 • No Comments
Grady's cross country teams finish fifth in the state cross country meet on Nov. 2.
Kaitlin Palaian, Associate Managing Editor, Sports
November 6, 2018 • No Comments
Constant preparation, training and hard work brought both cross country teams success this season. The girls team won the Region 6AAAAA meet and the boys placed second,...
Knights finish season 1-9 with loss to Banneker
November 2, 2018
Banneker used a spread option offense...
Boys and girls cross country finish fifth at state
November 2, 2018
The boys and girls cross country teams...
Walker makes moves in Big Apple
October 31, 2018
Tyrius Walker is on the brink of making...
November 16, 2018 • No Comments
At 8:00 a.m., when most of the neighborhood is still waking up, the Morningside Farmers Market is wide awake, the welcoming melody of Etsuko Tomeda’s piano floating through...
Catherine Opshal, Lifestyle and A&E Managing Editor
November 15, 2018 • No Comments
Most students are familiar with the art lining the BeltLine, from expressive murals to metal works of skeletons to interactive and multimedia sculptures. Now students can...
Living with a brother with autism: staff writer shares her story
November 9, 2018
Since age three, I've been part of a...
Veterans Day Tribute: Sgt. Lloyd Grimes, Class of 1965
November 5, 2018
More than 50 years ago, Class of 1965...
ESOL students persevere through adversity
November 1, 2018
The small classroom tucked in the E100...
November 16, 2018 • No Comments
I think we could all agree that the majority of elected officials in Washington go out after dealing with a gridlock and cut-throat politicians to have drinks. In college, I assume as social, charismatic, upcoming politicians,...
Ellie Werthman, co-editor in-chief
November 15, 2018 • No Comments
Voters from rural, urban and suburban counties across the nation eagerly anticipated the midterm elections. Democrats canvassed across states, including Georgia, in heated elections while Republicans were forced to either...
Lindsay Schroeder, Junior
November 12, 2018 • No Comments
I can sum up my opinion on the Kavanaugh confirmation in four words: “Disappointed but not surprised” As soon as I heard the news that a woman had come forward I expected history to repeat itself. I held out hope that...
Aneska Walrath, Social Media Editor
November 6, 2018 • No Comments
Textbooks have been distributed in schools in almost every classroom for years, but, do we really need them? They are a waste of money for the school and a waste of space for the students receiving them. Missing textbooks...
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