ETHS celebrates LatinX heritage week

Nora Miller, Entertainment Editor

November 11, 2019 • No Comments

Tradition was shared with Evanstonians during the The Day of the Dead celebration on Nov. 1 in East Cafeteria. An event translated to La Dia de los Muertos in Spanish was the culmination of LatinX Heritage celebrations hosted during the school throughout the week. Activities during the fest included making mini-piñatas, face painting, loteria and other festivities. Latinx Staff...

Wildkit Ensemble fosters creativity, inclusivity

Sophia McCandlish, Assistant Sports Editor

November 10, 2019 • No Comments

Wildkit Ensemble, a new fine arts course this year, is in full swing. Karla Clark, choir teacher, and Elizabeth Brent, special education teacher, co-teach the class that combines general education and special education students to create art. Wildkit Ensemble will showcase their hard work and growth throughout this semester in a performance in the auditorium on Nov. 25 at 11 am...

Nutrition: what can make or break an athlete’s performance

Hailey Fine and Sophia McCandlish

November 8, 2019 • No Comments

Constant exercise comes with a constant need to eat, but many don’t realize the effect that certain foods and eating habits have on their bodies. In order for athletes to perform at their best, it’s crucial that their bodies are nourished with foods that provide strength and energy.  “[Good nutrition] is everything. It really is,” P.E. and Wellness teacher...

Boys hockey continues thrilling season

Chloe Haack, Staff Writer

November 8, 2019 • No Comments

Boys hockey is one of the most successful fall teams this year. With a 6-2-1 record so far, the team is on the path to a historic postseason, even with tough opponents in the games ahead.  “Hopefully, we can carry the momentum we have right now through the duration of the long season we have,” junior goalie Owen Destefano said. “There is always room for improvement,...

The changing face of Evanston

Lauren Dain, Caroline Jacobs, Jessica Seghal, Sydney TerMolen, and Sophia Weglarz

November 8, 2019 • No Comments

A study published this past March claims Evanston hasn’t experienced gentrification, though some residents think otherwise. Four former and current Evanston residents and active community members weigh in on the changes they have seen in the Evanston community over the years. Morris (Dino) Robinson Jr. is the Founder and Executive Director of Shorefront, a legacy...

How lack of school spirit affects students

Lauren Dain, Jessica Seghal, and Sydney Ter Molen

September 27, 2019 • No Comments

ETHS has a spirit problem; student attendance and involvement in school-sponsored events has been decreasing. This has caused the administration to reevaluate what spirit events are worth planning and offering for students to attend.     “School spirit, to me, means flaunting and being proud of the school you go to. You know, showing up at sports games, taking...