For the past three years our football team has been disappointing, but I know that this year things will be different. Inspired by the beloved defensive Coach Steve King who passed away last year, the...

Boys soccer will face a crucial test of chemistry as they host the Conant Cougars tonight at Lazier. “Even though they aren’t a big team this isn’t a game that should be taken lightly,” said...

With a strong senior lineup and two talented transfer students, the girls swimming team plans to build on last season’s momentum. “Last season was very good, with most swimmers meeting or surpassing...

Navigating the old ETHS website had become second nature for many of us, but it was time for a change. “We changed the overall design of the site to make it less complicated and more visually appealing...

Every student feels some form of pressure to do well by his or her parent or guardian but sometimes that pressure can become overwhelming. “My parents put a lot of pressure on me. I have good grades,...

The ‘gay rights movement’ is a sham. There are countless issues with the gay rights movement, one of the largest being that trans individuals are being left without a voice. At ETHS there is a growing...

Start earlier. End earlier. It’s time to readjust our daily time schedule. Most schools in our area start before 8 a.m. and get out before 3 p.m. Imagine the amount of things we could do with an...

Banning plastic bags may be a ‘feel-good’ solution, but it’s not going to help the environment in any meaningful way. On Aug. 1, a ban on stores providing plastic bags to customers in both Evanston...

Whether you are a timid freshman with a huge backpack weighing you down or a carefree senior with a few pens in your pockets, everyone can benefit from a few words of wisdom on the first day back. Here’s...

Going back to school big change for all students, but this year updating the school-wide Pilot system adds one more check to the list. In past years the ETHS pilot has been a convenient way to log homework...

“Fresh up with Seven-Up.” This was part of a national ad that also featured the picture of Michael C. McCaleb, who was chosen out of thousands. The ’52 ETHS grad recently passed away and is now...