Math team sends students to state following great season

Zachary Bahar, News Editor

March 23, 2018 • No Comments

Persistence.     After a year of competition, the Evanston Math Team has made it to the State Contest in Peoria on May 5th.     “The hard work over the year is pay...

Finalists from 36 hour math challenge compete to be US representatives

Meredith Herrick, News Writer

March 23, 2018 • No Comments

Five teams from ETHS have been invited by the Consortium for Mathematics and its Applications to compete nationally following their success in the 36 hour math challenge this fall. If the teams place within the top two in the nation, they will be invited to work on the COMAP international math modeling challenge.  “This was the first time I participated in a compet...

Wildkit in the mirror: do better

March 25, 2018 • No Comments

Here we are again: dividing ourselves further and further as a school community. As featured in the news piece, “Conflict in student section...

We need to make good on the promise of radical change

Adam Marquardt, Opinion Editor

March 23, 2018 • No Comments

This month, Evanston students made an important political demonstration with a bold message. We need to expand and extend that message.      By expressing their political will, young people are establishing themselves. Apathetic and “unlikely to turnout” no longer describes young voters. This type of direct democracy is fixing the...

SoundCloud offers musical outlet for artistic students

Sophie Monzo, Entertainment Editor

March 23, 2018 • No Comments

Budding young artists are taking to popular music app, SoundCloud, allowing them to connect peers and friends to their music.    There are Evanston students who have made accounts and have been pu...

Student writing comes alive at 2018 Writer’s Showcase

Cameron Mulvihill, Entertainment Editor

March 23, 2018 • No Comments

2018 Writers’ Showcase was a night full of hilarity, emotion and dozens of ETHS and pop culture references.      Junior Olivia Nicholson and senior Sam Bailey opened the night with an amusing musical piece; it was just the start of many more jokes to come.      There were a few pieces mixed into the comedy-based show that spotlighted the drudge of school and the emotional struggles teens go ...

Lacrosse hopes balance in ages brings success

Eli Cohen, Sports Writer

March 23, 2018 • No Comments

With 14 returning players, including 11 seniors, this year’s girls lacrosse team still added key new members to the squad, preparing to establish themselves as a force to...

As boys tennis roster size increases, so do expectations

Joey Eovaldi, Sports Editor

March 23, 2018 • No Comments

Strength in numbers. In one of the largest turnouts for boys tennis in terms of size, five freshman made varsity. “Our main focus this year is to accommodate for each p...

The race is on!

Adam Marquardt, In-Depth Editor

March 23, 2018 • No Comments

At the end of a close primary on Tuesday, J.B. Pritzker and Bruce Rauner came forth to secure their respective party nominations. The primary alone has been one of the most e...

Identity contributes to the complexity of safety

Rachel Krumholz and Callie Grober

March 23, 2018 • No Comments

In light of recent school shootings, school safety has become a divisive issue across the country. However, physical security is not the only matter at hand; feeling unsaf...