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South’s music program is in danger, enrollment at the lowest in years
Max Niblett
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Kaija Halvorson
November 1, 2023
South High’s Band Program has taken hit after hit, but isn’t giving up
Elliott Austin
, Arts and Entertainment Editor
October 18, 2022
Guest Artist ‘Niles’ Teaches Hip Hop to Music Departments
Grace Bischoff
, Staff Writer
April 20, 2021
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![Local hip hop artist, Chadwick Niles Phillips, ‘Niles’ taught students in South music departments about hip hop, music and how to unlock their own creative power. He is passionate about spreading a message of positivity in the hip hop movement. “[hip hop] being multicultural, it brings everyone together, if you look all around the world, you see people from all walks of life you see people that are connected to hip hop,” he remarked.](https://www.shsoutherner.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Chadwick-Niles-600x900.jpg)