The Good, the Bad and What We Could Be

Dylan Kull, Guest Writer

May 23, 2019 • No Comments

NTK! We hate those wealthy, white, ignorant jerks! They are the bad guys, and in this rivalry that we have, that makes us the good guys, right? For as long as our schools have existed, that has been the rhetoric. When my parents attended ETHS, the context of the rivalry was black and white, literally. Football players were spit on and...

Reevaluating Antisemitism

May 23, 2019 • No Comments

Reevaluating Antisemitism For thousands of years, Jews have experienced persecution and oppression in a wide variety of forms. These range from direct assaults by imperial armies to apartheidal policies that prevented Jews from participating in business, taking advantage of public services, and relying on the protection of law enforcement...

Munchin’ With Michael: the last supper

Michael Barthelemy, Food Critic

May 23, 2019 • No Comments

Everyone has their own unique personality. It’s what makes each person stand out from the crowd. Without these distinctive traits, the world would end up looking like Bikini Bottom in the Spongebob Movie when Plankton brainwashed everyone. Because of this reality, we should honor each and every one person’s personality to encourage people to stay true to themselves and express...

Cam-mentary

Cameron Mulvihill, Entertainment Writer

May 23, 2019 • No Comments

During my two years on staff, I’ve been asked to review many shows for the Art & Entertainment section. While some performances have been better than others, the majority of the time they are skillfully executed by everyone involved. ETHS has a very talented group of musicians and actors that work tirelessly to put on these shows. The styles of each show vary and that is what...

Cradle to Career works against inequitable policies

Lauren Dain and Sydney Ter Molen

April 26, 2019 • No Comments

In hopes of creating future success for all Evanston youth, the Evanston Cradle to Career Initiative is attempting to dismantle certain educational policies that put students of color and students from low-income families at a disadvantage. “I think the most important part of Cradle to Career is that it really is focused on recognizing the inequities in our communities...

Seniors continue passions post-high school

Maddie Coyle and Meena Sharma

May 23, 2019

Throughout high school, many people participate in a variety of different clubs and activities to help set us up for success post high school. In doing so, many of us find our niche, something that we are truly passionate about, which can be something that one might want to continue after graduating. There are several mainstream activities that many students lean towards,...