Grace Buszko-Clark

We need to walk out with pride

Max Goldsmith and Grace Buszko-Clark • May 29, 2015

Before you read this, take a second and look at the people around you. After four years, the Class of 2015 has finally reached one of the last moments of our high school lives. So, amidst all the emotions...

Our PE classes need to be more active

Max Goldsmith and Grace Buszko-Clark • March 30, 2015

Our current Physical Education (PE) program is just not working out. Students are receiving inadequate physical activity. However, teachers and administrators aren’t completely at fault. A recent...

The testing system defeats the purpose of learning

Max Goldsmith and Grace Buszko-Clark • March 30, 2015

Don’t depend on the curve. We live in a time where grades are based on memorization and scantrons. It’s hard to learn for the sake of learning when we are too focused on getting that A. In some classes,...

Evanston holds rich history

Grace Buszko-Clark, In-Depth Editor • March 31, 2014

Suffrage, gangs and prohibition. A lot went on during the twenties in Evanston. “Ever since Frances Willard was a little girl she thought women should vote,” says Janet Olsen, volunteer archivist...

Spring brings anxiety to juniors, seniors

Grace Buszko-Clark, In-Depth Editor • March 11, 2014

Stop stressing out. Students are finding ways to cope with the pressure of hearing back from colleges and taking standardized tests this spring. “There is a place for every student,” says Susan...

Students celebrate Jewish history

Grace Buszko-Clark, Feature Editor • November 24, 2013

It’s the season of giving. In the pilot it says Thanksgiving Recess, but there’s another holiday that’s about being grateful and that’s Hanukkah. “Personally, it really makes me appreciate...