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

The Evanstonian

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

The Evanstonian

Prom chaperones help commemorate senior milestone

Amissa Page, In-Depth Editor April 26, 2016

Celebrate the moment. ETHS staff highlight the senior milestone by volunteering their time to chaperone prom. “I get to see students in a different light, they’re all dressed up, and in a fun atmosphere,”...

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...

The Spirit of Chicago offers students an extended adventure

Sofia Sant’Anna-Skites, In-Depth Editor April 26, 2016

Some students may have a negative yacht-ittude about the post-prom cruise option, but for others, it truly seizes the spirit of the night. Last year there were about 700 Prom attendees, and just under...

Voting for Prom King and Queen has seniors hyped

Ross Bostick, In-Depth Editor April 25, 2016

Just can’t wait to be king or queen. Some seniors will go to any lengths to become next prom king or queen. “It’s all up to the senior class as to who they want to be the prom king and queen,”...

Ultimate Frisbee team begins a great season

Ultimate Frisbee team begins a great season

Abrielle Claude, Feature Editor April 25, 2016

Ultimate Frisbee is one of the fastest growing sports in the nation, and its popularity is surging here at Evanston, where there is everything from pick up leagues to our very own Ultimate Frisbee team. “It’s...

Hanna Clark displays her sun tattoo.

Students use tattoos to express themselves

Simone Williams, Feature Editor April 25, 2016

Although tattoos are a big commitment, the age requirement for tattoos is becoming more relaxed and students are taking advantage of this opportunity. “I got my first tattoo once I turned 18,”...

Ellie Richards sews clothing for her new line.

Senior Studies projects have students pursuing their dreams

Harrison Witt, Feature Editor April 25, 2016

From documentaries to democratic campaigners, Senior Studies allows students to pursue any of their independent interests. “I started planning my project before I got into high school because I felt...

8 Questions for Justin Tobin

8 Questions for Justin Tobin

Trinity Collins, Feature Editor April 25, 2016

Poetry Week has ended, but not for one student, who plans on continuing it throughout his lifetime. Justin is staying true to his belief that kids, “should never stop writing” through his career in...

Thrift Stop: Chicagoland’s best resale stores

Thrift Stop: Chicagoland’s best resale stores

Viveka Herzum, Entertainment Editor April 25, 2016

Secondhand news. For last minute prom pieces or some new spring style, check out this list of Chicagoland’s best thrift and resale stores. If you’re looking to stay close to Evanston, Ort Resale...

Short Play Festival to bring student creativity to the stage

Michael Colton, Entertainment Writer April 25, 2016

The Short Play Festival is quickly becoming a well established tradition, however this year’s collection of plays brings original ideas to the stage in new ways, unlike any festival of the past. “This...

Festivals are for music, not drugs and alcohol

Festivals are for music, not drugs and alcohol

Chloe Roberts, Entertainment Columnist April 25, 2016

Here’s your Lolla checklist: Lightweight shirt, sunglasses, wristband, weed, vodka… Substance abuse has become so normal that we see it as an obvious part of the festival experience, when the real...

Freshman Jacob Wilson and Gia Clarke rehearse in the Little Theater.

Cat’s out of the bag

Margo Levitan, Entertainment Editor April 25, 2016

Big boots to fill. With princesses, queens and ogres, this Frosh-Soph production creates a cast of characters that few other plays can beat. “For the spring Frosh- Soph play we have been doing...

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