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Gunman kills 12 in California bar

Rachel Krumholz, Sophia Weglarz and Mac Stone • November 9, 2018

On Wednesday night, at around 11:20 p.m. PT, 28-year-old gunman Ian David Long walked into Borderline Bar in Thousand Oaks, CA, killing 12 people and injuring over a dozen before killing himself. Most...

Boys hockey: not backing down

Hailey Fine, Staff Writer • November 9, 2018

While boys hockey only has six seniors on the 21 man roster, the team has no intention of taking this season to “rebuild.” “We are a much younger team with only six seniors, last year we had 10,”...

Girls hockey: success imminent

Jonah Charlton, Executive Editor • November 9, 2018

After a slippery start, opening the season with a 1-6 record, girls hockey believes their improvement will soon start to show in the win column. “Even though the score hasn’t been there, we’re...

Girls basketball set to kick off season

Eli Cohen and Adrian Wilburn • November 9, 2018

With the season set to start at the annual Schaumburg tournament from Nov. 13-23, girls basketball will compete with some of the top teams in the area. “It’s a really good test for us because there...

Young students need more access to art programs

Callie Grober, Opinion Editor • October 30, 2018

ETHS administrators are constantly encouraging students to get involved, but this proves to be difficult when students don’t have access to art programs at a young age. In elementary school, kids...

Letter to the editor: In response to “Young stars deserve their money”

Joe Whitcomb, Class of 2019 • October 27, 2018

On Friday, Sept. 28, 2018, The Evanstonian published an article claiming “Young Stars Deserve Their Money”. That article had several sections that raised red flags. Most pressingly, the article...

Boys cross country looks to run through the competition in sectionals

Benji Fervoy and Sophia McCandlish • October 26, 2018

The Kits advanced to sectionals following a fourth place finish at the Loyola regional meet on Oct. 20. After the regular season ended, the expectations elevated for postseason play, and the team hasn’t...

Album review: Twenty One Pilots, “Trench”

Sophie Gomez, A&E Writer • October 26, 2018

Twenty One Pilot made its way back on the chart with the release of their new album, Trench after a two year tour and a year long hiatus. Previously, Twenty One Pilots released Blurryface in May 2015...

After upset win, volleyball bows out in second round of playoffs

Chloe Haack, Sports Writer • October 26, 2018

After an upset victory over 15th ranked Wheeling, girls volleyball's playoff run ended with a loss to New Trier on Tuesday night. The second ranked New Trier team had been plowing through their competition...

Connor, Hedges go 2-2 at state

Michael Barthelemy and Chris Werner • October 22, 2018

Evanston’s doubles team of seniors Margot Connor and Annie Hedges reached the second day of competition at the state tournament after going 2-1 on Thursday, but were knocked out after losing their first...

Kits defeat Niles North 52-15 to cap off regular season

Eli Cohen and Hailey Fine • October 22, 2018

ETHS improved to 7-2 after defeating Niles North in dominant fashion, 52-15, on Friday night. It marks the first time in two decades that Evanston football has won seven games in a season, and the first...

ETHS tennis doubles team headed to state competition

Michael Barthelemy, Sports Writer • October 15, 2018

On Saturday, Oct. 13, Evanston seniors and doubles pairing Margot Conner and Annie Hedges advanced past the sectional round, qualifying for the state tournament. The tandem have been successful this...

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