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

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Editorial | Embracing fall policy changes

Editorial | Embracing fall policy changes

Fall is always a time for change. There’s the usual factors—colder weather, orange-y trees, apple cider popping up more prominently in grocery stores—but also other changes, like the start of a school...

Opinion | Why Music is so Important for Teenagers

Norah Finkel, Opinion Columnist September 13, 2024

As someone who was raised in a household with a family Apple Music membership and no restrictions on the songs I listened to, music has always been an essential part of my life and my identity. When I...

Jilian Denlow | Embracing the spotlight

Jilian Denlow | Embracing the spotlight

Jilian Denlow, Executive Editor May 8, 2024

As a child, I would’ve given anything to avoid being the center of attention. I felt far more comfortable remaining in the background than stepping into the spotlight. Family members and friends alike...

Milo Slevin | Finding my own path

Milo Slevin | Finding my own path

Milo Slevin, Opinion Editor May 8, 2024

My high school experience was not what I expected it to be. Well, how could I have expected to spend my freshman year holed up at home, sleepwalking through long months of isolation from my peers. But...

Eva Sondgeroth | Being an Eva (a-va) in an Eva's (eh-va's) world

Eva Sondgeroth | Being an Eva (a-va) in an Eva’s (eh-va’s) world

Eva Sondgeroth, Assistant Sports Editor May 8, 2024

It’s the first day of school, a blistering 85 degrees in the middle of August. Usually, people have some sort of excitement for the first day, excited to see old friends and meet new people. Yet, for...

Charlotte Murray | I owe a great deal to romance novels

Charlotte Murray | I owe a great deal to romance novels

Charlotte Murray, Opinion Columnist May 8, 2024

My love affair with books started during the pandemic. For some reason, I struggled to connect to reading when I was younger. I never did finish the Harry Potter series (I’m sorry!), and my reading was...

Mary Lister | 'It gets better'

Mary Lister | ‘It gets better’

Mary Lister, Staff Writer May 8, 2024

When I started my senior year, I wanted everything to be perfect. I tried my best to get the perfect attendance, I made sure to get straight A’s and I participated in every extracurricular possible....

Jeremy Schoen | Lessons learned from working in food service

Jeremy Schoen | Lessons learned from working in food service

Jeremy Schoen, Staff Writer May 8, 2024

I firmly believe that it should be required for every person to work at least six months in food service or retail at some point in their life. Working at a restaurant for the past two years has transformed...

Clara Gustafson | My chosen family

Clara Gustafson | My chosen family

Clara Gustafson, Executive Editor May 8, 2024

Being an only child has been interesting for me. I often surprise people when I drop the bomb on them that it is indeed just me who lives with my parents. I always wonder if people are surprised in a good...

Isaac Suarez Flint | The grain never stops

Isaac Suarez Flint | The grain never stops

Isaac Suarez Flint, In Depth & Digital Content Editor May 8, 2024

In an attempt to reject the egregiousness of equating chronic pain to a number on a scale from 1 to 10, I have learned to describe my migraine pain in various ways. My head as an old house, the pain a...

Hazel Hayes | The pros and cons of a high school coffee addiction

Hazel Hayes | The pros and cons of a high school coffee addiction

Hazel Hayes, Assistant A&E Editor May 8, 2024

Throughout my middle school years, any time there was the sound of the coffee machine whirring in the kitchen or the smell of espresso wafting through the air when my dad walked through the door, I always...

Chris Cannon Jr. | Four lessons from grandma

Chris Cannon Jr. | Four lessons from grandma

Chris Cannon Jr., Guest Writer May 8, 2024

My Grandma Rose is a baller, and I love how disciplined she is. She always motivates me to do better. Here are four pieces of advice she has given me to help me succeed in high school. Build up great...

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