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The Tower Pulse

The Tower Pulse

The Tower Pulse

South to travel to Egypt
South to travel to Egypt
Madeleine Roeder ’28, Copy editor • March 6, 2026
Containers, called radioactive keeper drums, that would be used to contain the radioactive waste in Lewiston, New York. As of 2025, the US houses over 90,000 metric tons of nuclear waste, making it difficult to find sound places to store all of it. Photo courtesy of Wikipedia commons.
Keeping waste out of Wayne County
Alya Augspurger ’26, A+E Section Editor • March 6, 2026
After decades of ownership, Jerry and Sue Stocking sell their iconic local party store to South alum Grace Paschke and her father David Paschke.
Jerry’s Party Store turns the page
Anne Paradise ’27, Web Editor • March 6, 2026
Men of Vision gathers at a monthly pizza lunch. The club hosts meetings weekly. Photo courtesy of Dr. Daniel Hyliard.
Built on brotherhood: Grosse Pointe Men of Vision
Simon Justin '26, Staff Writer • March 5, 2026
Small businesses matter
Small businesses matter
Bella Maldonado '28, Copy Editor • March 5, 2026
A coffee shop is always a great third space to go to, a place to work, a place to get food, a place to get a drink, and a place to be with your friends. A group of diverse ages, all catching up with friends or family.
Where to socialize
Ana Zieleniewski '26, Staff Writer • March 5, 2026
Courtesy of Wikipedia Commons
“Scream 7” arrives at the end of February
Kaitlyn Strong '26, Supervising Page Editor • March 6, 2026
The pros and cons of finding roommates online
The pros and cons of finding roommates online
Millicent Vollmer '27, Page Editor • March 5, 2026
Ruby Lenhard ‘26, captain, Lenhard is speeding her way down the ice to help out her team.

Photo Curtesy: Ruby Lenhard
Athlete of the week
Lucy Caulfield '28, Photographer • March 5, 2026