While many claim love is an unexplainable feeling, scientists can find reasoning behind all “symptoms” of love.
David Allen, psychology teacher, explains how dopamine, a powerful neurotransmitter,...
For the last three years, ETHS has had more total female athletes than male athletes across all three seasons.
In the past three years there have been 2,747 female athletes and 2,654 male athletes participating...
While the administration believes that the dress code is a guideline that contributes to a positive learning environment, many students think the vagueness of the policy can lead to unbalanced enforcement....
It’s more common than you think.
Sexual assault includes anything that forces a person to become involved with unwanted sexual contact. One of the most difficult issues regarding rape is consent....
Girls rule, boys drool.
A series of studies show that girls test higher and get better grades than boys do.
“I think girls tend to do better in school. They tend to be more mature, and it’s...
A shot at redemption.
Some students now have the privilege to correct their mistakes by retaking tests and getting a better understanding of material taught in class.
“Test retakes send the message...
1) “I’m thankful that I live in the diverse community that Evanston is,” Katie Sullivan, sophomore.
2) “I’m thankful for music. It separates me from the rest of the world,” Russell Wine, junior.
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Community Service Club will look to make an impact in people’s lives. Here’s some of the events they’ve got going on this holiday season:
ETHS Gift Drive
Nov.-Dec. 31
Bring desired gifts for...
Race affects everybody.
Students Organized Against Racism, known as SOAR, is a club that examines how race shapes our identities through student led conversations.
“We want to see how the system can...
While some students can’t wait to leave Evanston, others can’t wait to come back.
“I never left,” says Karilyn Joyce, badminton coach and gym teacher. “I started working and coaching here...
