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13 Wildkits to compete at D1 level this fall.

May 24, 2018

Feature

ETHS alum, Pulitzer winner reflects on career

May 24, 2018

Sports

Road less traveled: DIII athletes find opportunities outside the spotlight

May 24, 2018

News

New equity initiative aims at cultural shift for black male students

May 24, 2018

In-Depth

The class of 2018 – beyond ETHS

May 24, 2018

News

From 2014 to 2018

May 24, 2018 • No Comments

2014 August: Protests in Ferguson, Missouri erupt after the death of an unarmed black teenager, Michael Brown, by a white police officer. 2015 January: Syrian refugee...

DECA the halls

Zachary Bahar, News Editor

May 12, 2018 • No Comments

17 students competed in the International DECA Competition which took place on April 21 in Atlanta, a competition in which 9 of them managed to receive an 80% or more review...

Sophomore English and history curriculums shift focus to writing and student action

Callie Grober, Opinion Editor

April 30, 2018 • No Comments

In an effort to emphasize the process of writing and student action, the sophomore history and English curriculum has been changed. The new sophomore history class, called Civics, teaches students about the rights and responsibilities of individuals and the government. “The goal is to help students become more civically engaged… we have students learning about...

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Opinion

The conversation that needs to happen before equity can be attained

Grant Williams-Yackel, Guest Opinion Writer

May 24, 2018 • No Comments

Red, white and blue can- dies sparkled in a miniature plastic gumball machine centered on a wide wooden table. I took my seat in Dr. Eric Witherspoon’s office and glanced upward at the floor to ceiling panes standing tall against the far side of the room. I couldn’t pin down the feeling in my stomach. Hopefulness? Certainly not...

An open letter to ETHS military recruits

Jacob Dalton, Opinion Columnist

May 24, 2018 • No Comments

I am Private First Class Dalton, Illinois National Guard. I joined in Feb. of 2017. I signed a six year contract with the Army as a Combat Medic. I attended Fort Jackson, South Carolina in second platoon, Foxtrot company, 1st battalion, 34th Infantry regiment, “Leyte dragons, FOLLOW ME!” I joined up because I wanted to serve my...

Graduation needs a Wildkit, not Mayor Hagerty

Editorial

May 24, 2018 • 2 Comments

Ahead of the June 3 graduation, Evanston Mayor Steve Hagerty has been con- firmed by administration as the ceremony’s commencement...

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Entertainment

Our Must List

May 24, 2018 • No Comments

The most memorable memes: ETHS edition

May 24, 2018 • No Comments

Don’t let the status quo get you down

Miyoki Walker, Entertainment Columnist

May 24, 2018 • No Comments

You know that scene in the 2004 Tina Fey-written classic Mean Girls where the entire social dynamic of the high school lunchroom is summed up in a quick two-minute scene? And the...

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Sports

Sports Report Card Grades 2017-18

Ben Baker-Katz, Jonah Charlton, and Charlie Gruner

May 24, 2018 • No Comments

Former ETHS basketball player pursuies NBA dream

Eli Hartman-Seeskin, Sports Columnist

May 24, 2018 • No Comments

From E-Town to G-Town to G- League, Rodney Pryor’s basketball career has taken many twists and turns. After starting high school at Evanston, graduating from Notre...

Lessons from sports important regardless of future plans

Eli Hartman-Seeskin, Sports Columnist

May 24, 2018 • No Comments

High school is perhaps the most unique period in an athlete’s career. It is when sports become a commitment rather than a hobby, when the hard working are separated...

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In-Depth

The class of 2018 – beyond ETHS

May 24, 2018 • No Comments

Listen as your final day unfolds. Get ready to challenge what the future holds. Des’ree’s words, with wisdom so wise, have for once this year put tears in our eyes. For...

Media biases affect societal norms, research shows

Trinity Collins & Ella Kanter, News & In-Depth Editors

May 4, 2018 • No Comments

As the media increases its presence across the nation and the world, studies examine the existing biases in the media, as well as the disparities within representation of POC, women and the LGBTQIA+ community. “As a white person, the majority of images you might come in contact with will be positive. It’s the mirror opposite for a lot of people of color,” says...

Opinion: Recognizing the biases at work in the Evanstonian

Miyoki Walker, Columnist

May 4, 2018 • No Comments

Every time I walk into the Evanstonian room, I’m surrounded primarily by white faces. This is not unusual (most of my AP and honors classes are filled with mostly white people), but it is not lost on me that either I or the two other black writers on the staff feel as if we have to speak out for the entire POC community. The Evanstonian is ETHS’s primary student...

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Feature

Senior Superlatives

May 24, 2018

Self-help guide to navigating senioritis

Julia Wallace, Guest Contributor

May 24, 2018

Some say they’ve had it since freshman year, others claim it didn’t hit until recently. Regardless, the epidemic known as Senioritis has been ever present within the halls of the ETHS community. Symptoms include, but are not limited to: laziness, lack of studying, and an indifferent attitude regarding most everything. Patients have also reported being prone to...

Congratulations to award-winning seniors!

May 24, 2018

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The Evanstonian

13 Wildkits to compete at D1 level this fall.

ETHS alum, Pulitzer winner reflects on career

Road less traveled: DIII athletes find opportunities outside the spotlight

New equity initiative aims at cultural shift for black male students

The class of 2018 – beyond ETHS

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