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The Evanstonian

The news site of Evanston Township High School's student newspaper

The Evanstonian

Arts & Ent.

Opinion | Banning books from schools prevents important conversations from taking place in classrooms

Opinion | Banning books from schools prevents important conversations from taking place in classrooms

Lily Roback, Staff Writer October 14, 2022

To Kill a Mockingbird, Lord of the Flies, The Grapes of Wrath, Catch 22, Slaughterhouse V. The books are classics, meant to be absorbed and devoured in classroom curriculums where students are encouraged...

‘Vengeance’ a hundred percent the kind of movie we need in America right now

Charlotte Murray, Staff Writer October 14, 2022

I find myself as surprised by the movie Vengeance as Ben Manalowitz (BJ Novak) was to find semi-intelligent people in Texas. Now, I feel this is the perfect time to share that I unapologetically love The...

Opinion | fall brings me joy, comfort and nostalgia

Opinion | fall brings me joy, comfort and nostalgia

Sadie Dowhan, Digital Editor October 14, 2022

Anyone who knows me knows that I have many likes and obsessions that fluctuate between the months, seasons and sometimes just the days. Whatever the particular passion, I could talk about it for hours,...

Kadiri’s Kitchen: Burrito edition

Jordin Kadiri, Staff Writer October 14, 2022

There’s truly nothing better than eating the classic combo of tacos with rice and beans. It really doesn't get much better than that. Living in Evanston, there are many Mexican restaurants that will...

Davis street metro station mural

A look into Evanston’s murals

Sam Froum, Jenet Luning, Kari Robinson, and Beri Barton September 23, 2022

Evanston has always had very interesting and meaningful public art. From the many galleries to the impressive array of beautiful public murals that are painted by local artists and members of our community,...

Season 3 of Netflix’s ‘Never Have I Ever’ brings a big milestone for inclusion to the small screen

Charlotte Murray and Lila Portis September 23, 2022

In April 2020, The Office alum Mindy Kaling launched the comedy/coming-of-age series Never Have I Ever (NHIE). The show, partially inspired by Kaling’s childhood, follows 15-year-old Devi Vishwakumar...

At Charles Birds house near the corner of Lincoln and Harrison.

Acclaimed restaurant dramedy ‘The Bear’ brings taste of Evanston to silver screen

Sam Froum, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor September 23, 2022

If you were walking through Northwest Evanston on March 7, you might have noticed the blue flyers taped up throughout the neighborhood, the large white vans driving around the streets or the signs with...

Opinion | Representation, kindness fill this year’s Emmy’s

Sadie Dowhan, Video Editor September 23, 2022

Anyone who knows me knows that I have many likes and obsessions that fluctuate between the months, seasons and sometimes just the days. Whatever the particular passion, I could talk about it for hours,...

Soothing songs to help you study

Soothing songs to help you study

Ben Levy and Amy Grill September 23, 2022

Illinois- Sufjan Stevens Sufjan Stevens’ 5th album Illinois takes listeners on a journey through the midwest. From beginning to end, Stevens fills 73 minutes of sound with familiar references to the...

Fabulous fashions for this school year

Fabulous fashions for this school year

Charlotte Murray and Ali Cutter September 23, 2022

Croc Comeback - When VSCO girls died, so did this shoe, but who knew Crocs were back in style!? They may not be the most stylish, but you can’t deny they’re definitely super comfy. Students in all...

Better Call Saul delivers satisfying final season

‘Better Call Saul’ delivers satisfying final season

Jared Tucker, Staff Writer September 23, 2022

Spoiler warning for Better Call Saul  Vince Gilligan’s highly anticipated prequel to Breaking Bad has come to an end after six seasons. What started as a lawyer drama about Heisnerberg’s shady...

Former YAMO performer Pep Rosefeld on stage at Boom Chicago in Amsterdam, the improv club he manages.

Pep-pering jokes from YAMO, to SNL, to Boom Chicago

Mae Luning, Arts & Entertainment Editor September 23, 2022

When I think of Amsterdam, the first things that come to mind are bikes, canals, art and—I don’t know—tall, skinny buildings? The point is, when I was in Amsterdam back in 2019, I was not thinking...

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