Every high school student has experienced stress. It affects most – if not all – aspects of life. For most, this pressure compromises concentration, which in turn causes homework and everyday activities span late into the night. It sometimes seems that no matter how hard one tries to fit in more relaxation and sleep, the cycle just keeps repeating. Read More
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Maybe it's the excitement of an unexpected touchdown. Maybe it's the spirit of standing in the student section, cheering your heart out. Maybe it's... Read More
There’s no “I” in team. It’s a cliché statement repeated by coaches across the country, and it has taken a few years dominated by star players and... Read More
The leaves are changing and there’s a faint smell of chimney smoke in the air -- yes, fall has arrived, and with it seasonal adventures are emerging.... Read More
By Jessica Baum News Editor Some student activities have been reshuffled this year because of the lack of sponsorship or student interest.... Read More
If you don’t know who Steve Jobs was, you should. He’s the man responsible for the iPod blasting in your ears, the smartphone glued to your hip, and... Read More
Prepare to be scared this Halloween. See the dark side of Chicago, get chased by ghosts and ghouls, or explore a dangerous sinkhole at some of the... Read More
Girls cross country’s top five runners are achieving times under 20 minutes, a level of talent the team hasn’t seen since 2007. At the final regular... Read More
From bone crushing hits and countless hours spent at practice, a lot goes into a season of football. It all culminates tomorrow night as the Kits... Read More
Fall has finally arrived which means that pumpkin-flavored everything is right around the corner. Read More
Opening tomorrow, Footloose marks the sixteenth movie remake of the year. It even is releasing next to The Thing, another remake of an ‘80s gem. The... Read More
From preseason to playoffs, we athletes devote six days a week for almost a quarter of the year our team and teammates. What distinguishes Evanston... Read More
With teens receiving on average less sleep than ever before, many wonder why the rest of the world cannot just conform to their sleep schedule. Read More
US Cellular, the multi-billion dollar technology company, decided to create an internship so that certain exemplary high school students can come... Read More
America’s number one democratic ally in the Middle East is in danger. Read More
Girls swimming is currently preparing to host Maine South tomorrow before heading to the Trevian Relays at New Trier the next day. Coach Kevin Auger... Read More
ETHS’ annual comedy show is back, along with a modern twist. This season, the theme of the variety show is technology. Read More
By Madison collins News Editor Nutrition Services has made numerous changes to the preparation and type of food served in the cafeterias this year... Read More
It is one a.m. and you want nothing more than to go to sleep, but you still have to write a ten page paper. At times like these, students are... Read More
Twenty years ago it was called the “Senior Lounge.” A year ago there was an air hockey table, big fluffy pillows to sit on, computers for typing... Read More
While most teams are using the week in between the regular and the postseason as a time to rest their aching legs and mentally prepare for regional... Read More
In the early days of our country, leaders were elected based on the eloquence of their speaking alone. Nowadays, as our latest presidential race... Read More
Jamie Bates News Editor The Gay/Straight Alliance celebrated National Coming Out Day this Oct. 11 by implementing Ally Week, a mentoring program... Read More
Recently the University of California Berkeley held a controversial bake sale in which prices were not equal for all. In fact, price was determined by... Read More
Success came and went as the boys golf team soared through the regional tournament only to get shut down in sectional play. Jackson Mihevc will be the... Read More
By Casey Digan News Editor In an effort to save money and increase mobility, ETHS will convert to wireless internet in January. “We’re in the... Read More
According to the latest achievement report for the PSAE, there is a wide racial gap in success for scores from the Explore test to the ACT, as well as... Read More