Feature

Mock Madness

Mac Stone, Feature Editor • March 17, 2017

While many of us are concerned about our March Madness bracket, students in mock trial had a different competition to worry about. The team already went to state last weekend and placed in the top eight...

Students take over the ChromeZone

Jonathan Neuberger, Feature Editor • March 17, 2017

Pure genius. Student workers show off their tech-savvy skills while helping fix computers in the ChromeZone. The ChromeZone is the only place in the school where students can always find help for...

8 Questions with Sylvi Imrem

Adrian Wilburn, Feature Editor • February 24, 2017

Most people view wrestling as a boys only sport, or at least, a boys dominated sport. However, freshman Sylvi Imrem, the only female member of the wrestling team, looks to change this stereotype. Sylvi...

Evanston alum runs for city council

Rachel Krumholtz, Feature Editor • February 24, 2017

Block by block. Just seven ago he was roaming the halls of ETHS, but now alderman candidate Alex Block is on to the streets of Evanston, reaching out to each registered voter in the third ward. “...

Reviving Radio

Mac Stone, Feature Editor • February 24, 2017

Live in 3, 2, 1… The ETHS radio station once existed long ago, but now many want to bring it back by hosting a variety of student run shows and broadcasts. The idea came alive through shows about...

Students rediscover reading

Jonathan Neuberger, Feature Writer • February 24, 2017

Many assume that students are reading less, but the truth is that they are reading differently. With increased access to social media and other online sources, students are actually reading more than previous...

Students compete at Poetry Out Loud event

February 15, 2017

Last Friday, Feb.10, students participated in a Poetry Out Loud! competition in East Library. Senior Claire Turvill was crowned winner, with Seniors Lauren Davis and Sky Ford as runner ups. Following...

The power couples of ETHS

February 14, 2017

Happy Valentines Day, E-Town. To celebrate, here of some of our schools best couples telling you how they make it work.

The Obamas’ impact on public education

Rachel Krumholz, Feature Editor • February 6, 2017

After two full terms, Barack Obama is officially out of office, but it’s important to recognize what both Barack and Michelle Obama did to change public education. “Public education is definitely...

Senior Studies class offers alternative education through student run projects

Mac Stone, Feature Editor • February 6, 2017

While many seniors continue with normal schedules in the second semester, Senior Studies students get a unique experience like no other. For the first semester, the class is all about a community-based...

Shelters and kitchens around Evanston bring holiday spirit to all

Mac Stone, Feature Editor • December 16, 2016

Whatever holiday you celebrate, shelters and kitchens around Evanston are making sure that the happiness is spread to everyone. Whether it’s through soup kitchens and food drives, or through simple...

Sexual harassment still occurs despite numerous efforts to stop it

Rachel Krumholz, Feature Editor • December 16, 2016

Despite various measures taken by both students and administrators, sexual harassment still occurs frequently within our very hallways. Most of the time, it’s not that obvious. According to senior...