On Sept. 22, The Evanstonian ran a series of stories on marijuana use in Illinois, in Evanston and at ETHS. The three articles printed touched on Illinois’ possible legalization, the medical benefits and students’ own reasons for smoking. In addition, an anonymous six question interview with a dr...

To increase discussion and shift inequitable stereotypes at ETHS, SOAR students in collaboration with MSAN (Minority Student Achievement Network) worked to implement the MSAN Agency Mentorship Program and the Kingian Nonviolence Workshop this fall. “A few SOAR students attended the MSAN ...

Although Evanston football beat Glenbrook South last year, we shouldn’t ease up our game. After struggling through a difficult middle patch of the season, coach Mike Burzawa knows that the team needs to bring their best tonight. “They had a new coach last year, their defensive co...

Three’s a streak. Boys soccer is looking to win their third straight Sectional championship as they get ready for playoffs. “I think if we can get through Sectionals, we’re winning State” coach Franz Calixte said. However, they have struggled at times this year. “We have a tenden...

Top Box provides the Evanston community with fresh, boxed, produce that is locally sourced to raise funds for for clubs at ETHS beginning Oct. 4. “What you eat when you are younger influences what you eat as you grow older,” coordinator Irene Lui says. Top Box is a non-profit social enterprise f...

Evanston football has long struggled to dispel negative perceptions of the team, but a win tonight against reigning state champions Maine South in the CSL South opener could prove all the doubters wrong. “We’re playing the state champions, they get everyone’s best week in and week out, so a...

Old but still gold. As YAMO’s 60th anniversary arrives this fall, the themes of past shows fuel this year’s “YAMO, She Wrote” murder mystery theme. According to senior General Director Asher White, “…even if it’s a huge failure, it’s really fun to sit in a theatre and watch people...

Action      Theatre students will head to stratford to see various different play at the festival.      Theatre teacher Tim Herbert will lead the students in hopes of encouraging students passions for the art.“Inspiration, to perform, to produce, to dance, to sing, to engage with the art,�...

Despite losing key seniors from last year’s squad, the football team does not seem worried about a lack of athleticism and talent on their current roster.      “This year’s team is very young, but we have a lot of depth,” assistant coach Kyle Gessert said. “It’s the most numbers on varsity w...

One more win. After two consecutive seasons of losing in the ‘elite eight’, one game away from state, boys soccer wants to get that last W to achieve soccer glory. That all starts with a non-conference matchup with Lake Forest Academy tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Lazier. “LFA is a team that will take advant...