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Lindsay Ruhl, Social Media Editor

Lindsay Ruhl is a junior and this is her second year writing at Southerner. Outside of Southerner, she loves listening to Taylor Swift, eating sushi and watching scary movies. She's also co-president of Beta club, and co-captain of the girls varsity golf team. This year, she's the social media editor for the Southerner and loves making fun Instagram Story posts and covering breaking news.

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Weekly Activity: Week ending 5/14

Weekly Activity: Week ending 5/14

May 14, 2021

The ATLien Podcast: Season Finale: Senior’s Advice

May 11, 2021
Weekly Activity: Week ending 4/2

Weekly Activity: Week ending 4/2

April 2, 2021

The ATLien Podcast: Quarantine: One Year Later

March 26, 2021
Weekly Activity: Week ending 3/19

Weekly Activity: Week ending 3/19

March 18, 2021
Weekly Activity: Week ending 2/26

Weekly Activity: Week ending 2/26

February 26, 2021
Weekly Activity: Week ending 2/19

Weekly Activity: Week ending 2/19

February 18, 2021
Weekly Activity: Week ending 2/12

Weekly Activity: Week ending 2/12

February 12, 2021

The ATLien Podcast: Valentine’s Day Episode

February 10, 2021

Cup of charity: Tea house Dr. Bombay’s supports female scholars

January 22, 2021

APS staff, parents protest to remain virtual

January 16, 2021
Weekly Activity: Week ending 1/15

Weekly Activity: Week ending 1/15

January 15, 2021

The ATLien Podcast: Atlanta’s Hidden Gems

January 14, 2021

The ATLien Podcast: Holiday Traditions

December 11, 2020
The recent announcement of three separate vaccine candidates has sparked increased interest in coronavirus vaccines. Various factors have influenced the way Grady students feel about getting the vaccine.

Students weigh in on Covid-19 vaccine

December 8, 2020
In a meeting on Dec. 3, Atlanta Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Lisa Herring announced that it is undecided if schools will reopen in Jan. 2021 at a Dec. 3 meeting. However, Dr. Herring affirmed her intention to reopen schools and proposed guidelines for reopening. The district will closely monitor Covid cases in Georgia to then make a decision on whether to open in Jan. 2021.

APS reveals potential reopening strategy for second semester

December 3, 2020
With the Covid-19 pandemic, gathering in large groups to protest political opinions is dangerous and could lead to further spread of the virus. Because of these circumstances, students use social media as a way to make a statement for various humanitarian and political issues while staying safe and socially distant.

Social media pulls Generation Z into politics

November 18, 2020
A tree blocks passage onto Wildwood Rd. in Morningside, where students and staff have experienced recent power loss.

[Photo] Power outages disrupt virtual learning

November 4, 2020

Bianca Weber (Senior)

November 3, 2020
Noble Park resident tosses candy to a trick-or-treater, a method called

Halloween’s trick becomes Atlanta’s treat

October 20, 2020
Senior Avery Forster holds the Horizons pose at Highland Yoga, a pose meant to open the hips and to strengthen the legs, arms, and spine.

Forster stretches for new opportunities as a yoga instructor

October 13, 2020
Arial view of Grady's new building shows construction and progress. The building is set to be completed by May 2021.

Construction and renovations continue as Grady remains empty

October 1, 2020
Will Charlop, junior

Will Charlop, junior

September 25, 2020
Bhuvan Saraswat, junior

Bhuvan Saraswat, junior

September 21, 2020
BEHIND THE SCENES: Co-hosts Bianca Weber (Left) and Chloe Huggins (Right) discuss sexism in the film industry on the third episode of their podcast

Seniors’ podcast explores social and environmental issues

September 9, 2020
LIGHT UP THE NEIGHBORHOOD: Several houses in the Morningside/Lenox area displayed luminaries to show support for healthcare workers.

Atlanta community comes together to support healthcare workers

May 4, 2020
MADE WITH LOVE: During the virtual town hall, Atlanta Public Schools superintendent Dr. Meria Carstarphen held up a mask her mother sewed and encouraged others to sew masks.

Seniors end classes May 1, virtual learning shifts to four-day week

April 18, 2020
Senior Jack Palaian, like students across Atlanta Public Schools, does schoolwork from home during the coronavirus pandemic that shut down schools. Most assignments are delivered through Google Classroom.

Pajama-clad, students shift to virtual classrooms amid coronavirus shutdown

March 30, 2020
GOODIES GALORE: Grady Cares raises Backbacks, Amazon giftcards, waterbottles, Uber giftcards, underwear, and baby's play toys to be donated to students and families in need. Overall, this community organization has raised over $10,000 in goods and services.

Grady Cares provides help for students and families

February 6, 2020
Juul pods are sold in flavors like mint, mango, tobacco and menthol. Each colorful pod contains as much nicotine as a pack of cigarettes.

Illnesses and deaths spark efforts to curb vaping

October 10, 2019
SCOOTING ALONG: Johan Hood, employee at Mint Salon, rides a Lime Scooter on the BeltLine near the intersection of 10th Street and Charles Allen Drive. E-scooters have become a popular form of transportation in Atlanta since their introduction in 2018. Hood uses the scooters as a form of stress relief.

Scoot Over, Atlanta

September 16, 2019
This mansion has been repurposed as a location for fine arts classes and events.

Callanwolde fosters the fine arts

December 5, 2018
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