It’s December of 2020. The Pandemic is the last thing on my mind; my parents aren’t home, and my brother and I have the house to ourselves. Online assignments sit in my Google Classroom, but the Nintendo...

  With the new year passing, millions of Americans set New Year's resolutions they wish to pursue. Some common resolutions include going to the gym, getting a job promotion, or reading more often. These...

Mental health is a commonly discussed topic in our media—specifically in teenagers. According to the World Health Organization, “one in seven 10-19-year-olds experiences a mental disorder, accounting...

According to Oxford Languages, misogyny is defined as “dislike of, contempt for, or ingrained prejudice against women,” and unfortunately, it presents itself in our society in many ways. However, one...

In 1900, the Paris Olympics became the first games permitting women to compete. Five sports – golf, equestrian, sailing, tennis, and croquet – had women athletes competing, with only golf and tennis...

Over 200 million people watched Super Bowl LVIII last year, making it the most-watched telecast in history. Wildkits stay up late enjoying the game with family and friends on what many argue is the most...

The past few weeks have been of great importance to ETHS students. In addition to attending their regularly scheduled classes and extracurriculars, students have met with their counselors to determine...

It’s in the air. The return of final exams, or rather, “final experiences,” after their COVID hiatus has brought a noticeable sense of stress to the hallways. But it’s good. Well, sort of. To...