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‘I feel so lucky to have been able to experience him as a teacher and friend’

Sofie Kennedy, 2019-20 Executive Editor • September 10, 2020

I’m so proud to be able to say that I was a part of something so special at ETHS. When Mr. Lowe retired, I was saddened that I wouldn’t be able to learn more from him. As a senior and one of the Executive Editors, I wished he had been there to see my growth and hoped that he was proud of everything our staff had accomplished since his retirement.

Dear Mr. Lowe,

Sarah Frieman, 2018-19 Executive Editor • September 10, 2020

I want to thank you for your dedication as a teacher and adviser. You were a true role model and showed me what it means to put everything into something you love.

‘He was a fearless leader with an oversized heart’

David Colton, 2013-14 Entertainment Editor • September 10, 2020

I was writing the last page of the last story in my notebook when I heard about Rodney’s passing. He was the best teacher I ever had and one of my greatest role models.

The man behind the paper: Rodney Lowe retires after 31 years

Michael Colton and Harrison Witt • December 19, 2017

He sat in his favorite chair against a blank wall once filled with posters, certificates of excellence and past Evanstonian covers, singing along to his favorite song “Loveland” by Charles Wright and...

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Rodney Lowe

‘I feel so lucky to have been able to experience him as a teacher and friend’

Dear Mr. Lowe,

‘He was a fearless leader with an oversized heart’

The man behind the paper: Rodney Lowe retires after 31 years

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