Annie Doyle

Annie Doyle, Online Executive Editor

By Annie Doyle

Author joins book clubs for discussion of “Upstate”

Annie Doyle, Online Executive Editor • December 2, 2016

On Monday November 28, 2016, members of the student book club Books 'R' Us and the Young Adult Book Club were joined by the author of the book Kalisha Buckhanon to discuss her novel Upstate Buckhanon...

Scholastic bowl students enjoy challenge of competition

Annie Doyle, Online Executive Editor • November 17, 2016

The Kiwanis Club of Evanston recently honored two members of Scholastic Bowl at Evanston Township High School. Their advisor, Ryan McLaughlin, introduced Jakob Reinke and Alec Jacobson. Both young...

Hearth restaurant offers a new twist on classic favorites

Annie Doyle, Online Executive Editor • September 15, 2016

Although some of the selections may not cater to younger palettes, Hearth Restaurant is a great way to expand your horizons while getting a great meal. The Hearth menu is divided into small and big...

John Ostrowski

Annie Doyle, In-Depth Editor • May 13, 2016

For Special Needs Transition Coordinator John Ostrowski, working in the Special Education Dept. was much more than the average teaching job. “When you work in this department, it becomes an all encompassing...

Students, staff aim to make prom a safe place for all students

Annie Doyle, In-Depth Editor • April 26, 2016

While some schools discourage LGBT students to be out and proud at school dances, ETHS wants its students feel accepted no matter what gender their date is. “I think our school culture and diversity...

Apps affecting appetite: Instagram sparks teen eating disorders

Annie Doyle, In-Depth Editor • March 7, 2016

#thinspo #bonespo. Hashtags like these can be found all over Instagram, but few realize the photos posted with them can fuel eating disorders and body image issues. “On Instagram, people are posting...

Students celebrate platonic relationships

Annie Doyle, In-Depth Editor • February 5, 2016

While Valentine’s Day is exclusively for romantic relationships, Galentine’s Day, celebrated on Feb.13, gives everyone the chance to celebrate their friendships. First coined by actress Amy Poehler...

Students and staff divided over sexist dress code

Annie Doyle, In-Depth Editor • December 18, 2015

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....

Thank the people who make sure ETHS is clean and pleasant to be in

Annie Doyle, In-Depth Editor • November 20, 2015

Heroes walk the halls of our school every day, but many don’t get applause, awards or medals, they are just doing their jobs. For example, ETHS’ head school nurse Lisa Walter helps students cope with...

Scary spice craze takes over Evanston

Annie Doyle, In-Depth Editor • October 30, 2015

Scary spice. Fall’s hottest flavor goes way beyond coffee. There are pumpkin spice Pringles, pumpkin spice M&M’s, pumpkin spice sausage, pumpkin spice pretzels, and even pumpkin spice protein powder,...

Adopt a Shelter Dog Month Shelters offer opportunities to save lives

Annie Doyle, In-Depth Editor • October 5, 2015

Save a life. As Adopt a Shelter Dog month begins, the Evanston Animal Shelter encourages everyone to consider adopting when searching for their next pet. “Millions of dogs are euthanized in shelters...

Students and experts disagree on music’s influence on studying

Annie Doyle, In-Depth Editor • September 18, 2015

While ear buds are a part of many ETHS student’s daily wardrobe, most education experts say that they aren’t the best accessory to wear at a study session. “Listening to music while preparing...