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Kits gear up for Naperville North Invite

Martin Fenn, Sports Editor • May 9, 2014

So far, so good. The girls soccer team is in great form as they prepare for the Naperville North Invitational this weekend, in part due to a more attacking-style formation. “In the past, old coaches...

Online profiles aid in college search

Linnea Lipson, In-Depth Writer • May 9, 2014

More students are logging out of Naviance and back onto Facebook. “When students in high school search for posts on social media about ‘blogs of college students’ days’ it seems to give a lot...

Students forgo AP class for AP credit

Gabby Smith, Feature Editor • May 9, 2014

No AP class, no problem. Evanston offers a variety of chances to study for AP testing, whether you want to take the class or not. Taking the AP class is an option, however it’s not the only one. Students...

Holocaust Commemoration ends today with Israeli Fair

Eli Baum, News Editor • May 9, 2014

To close out Holocaust Remembrance Week, ETHS will hold an Israeli Fair in A241 today. The Booster Club, the Jewish United Fund, the Jewish Student Union and Shorashim are sponsoring the fair, which...

Boys water polo seeks to increase rank entering Sectionals

Paige Haden, Sports Reporter • May 1, 2014

Despite the recent loss of key players, boys water polo is fired up heading into Sectional Tournament on May 14 looking to stir the pot as an underdog. “Our league is our best competition. We will...

Think…before you pose

Grace Buzsko-Clark, In-Depth Editor • May 1, 2014

To duck face or to pout? This question crosses the mind of teens everywhere thanks to the new selfie craze. A part of this generation’s media culture involves teens taking pictures of themselves...

Badminton looks to make impact at conference

Luis Sosa, Sports Editor • May 1, 2014

Badminton has struggled. Despite this, the girls still think that they can achieve at the conference tournament today at New Trier after they got some much-needed rest. “We are in a tough conference...

Media brings back an unrealistic fantasy of a dead rapper

Tyler Dixon, Entertainment Columnist • May 1, 2014

Tupac has returned. Tupac Shakur, renowned hip hop artist and actor, died on September 13, 1996. After being dead for 17 years, Tupac Shakur graced the stage alongside fellow hip hop artist Snoop...

New Welcome Center to come this fall

Loie Gilbert, News Editor • May 1, 2014

In order to create a student-centered facility using modern resources, strengthen relationships through the community, and maximize the reputation of ETHS, E112 will become a Welcome Center come fall...

Solution to stress found in your iPod

Max Goldsmith, Entertainment Editor • May 1, 2014

Get to work! With AP tests and finals just around the corner, almost everyone is going to be forced to do some serious studying. So when you open that textbook and start reviewing, should you crank...

Stacked Summer

David Colton, Entertainment Editor • May 1, 2014

In 2010 the Lollapalooza attendance hit an imposing 240,000, with big-name headliners such as Lady Gaga, The Black Keys, and Arcade Fire. However, since then, attendance has jumped more than 60,000, as...

Baseball seeks out key win over the Huskies

Madison Collins, Managing Editor • April 1, 2014

Coming off an 18-2 debacle of Prairie Ridge on March 22, baseball looks to utilize their momentum Monday against Oak Park River Forest. “The last time we played Oak Park it was a tight game, a one or...

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