Evanston’s fall play, The Diary of Anne Frank, opened last night. The heartbreakingly true production challenges both directors and the 12-person cast to display the emotion and uniqueness to Frank’s...
It’s that time of year again— snow on the ground and carols in the air- for the Winter Showcase. All the choirs, bands and orchestras come together every year to put on a music fest for parents, students...
As the winter becomes fierce and the sun sets early on chilly evenings, most people are trying to find the latest trends to keep their fashion game up. Planning winter outfits can be a bit of a mood killer....
Friday is pie day. Wrapping up the fall season, this has been the time of year for pie. In my opinion, apple and pumpkin season provide some of the most elite forms on the pie market, with apple in particular...
Nora Miller, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• November 11, 2019
Tradition was shared with Evanstonians during the The Day of the Dead celebration on Nov. 1 in East Cafeteria. An event translated to La Dia de los Muertos in Spanish was the culmination of LatinX Heritage...
Wildkit Ensemble, a new fine arts course this year, is in full swing. Karla Clark, choir teacher, and Elizabeth Brent, special education teacher, co-teach the class that combines general education and...
Everyone wears clothes. Fast fashion-- the mass-production of cheap, disposable clothing-- makes young consumers like me feel constantly out of style and encourages us to keep buying more. After the clothes...
The spirit of America. Our country’s proudest accomplishment to date. The source of joy for so many. The cheeseburger.
While it may appear simple, the art of the cheeseburger has grown to become quite...
Adji Teoudoussia
In a day and age where audiences turn to streaming services for content, a forgotten aspect of the industry that remains intact are music videos. Visualizing themes for the viewer has...
Nora Miller, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• November 8, 2019
Here’s a concept that fascinates the angsty teenager side of me, in school and otherwise: how does art imitate life? On the flip side, how does life imitate art? It is clear to me that young Americans...
Districts 65 and 202 have a long history of joining together, offering programs to introduce younger students to explore the opportunities in store once they reach high school. District 65 students have...
As the year progresses and we slowly transition into fall and eventually winter, comfort is paramount importance. As the temperature drops, you’ll see more and more sweatpants and hoodies make an appearance.
Relaxation...
