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Gaming the system: Evans’ power grab

Jilian Denlow, Christopher Vye and Jared Tucker • February 27, 2023

Abraham Lincoln appointed John Evans as the territorial governor of Colorado in 1862. At the time, the Confederate South was overwhelmingly Democratic; the Union North, Republican. In the event that Colorado gained enough population to become a state, Evans knew that the industrialization, urbanization and modernization would essentially guarantee the state to become a Republican stronghold—with him at the top of the list of potential senators for the territory-turned-state.

Shaped by the past, crafting a more just future in Evanston and beyond for Native Americans

Isaac Suarez Flint and Milo Slevin • February 27, 2023

Like any American college town, Evanston is a reflection of the university it houses, with Northwestern significantly impacting economic, social and residential development within the community. While Northwestern and Evanston share similar values and priorities, they also share a history of Indigenous erasure, in part, because of both establishments’ direct connections to John Evans.

Native American Resources Page

February 27, 2023

Here are a few resources to gain a better understanding of the Native American experience: Native American Resources The First Nations Development Institute Native American Rights Fund Mitchell...

Fourth Place: Bagel Art Cafe

Clara Gustafson, News Editor • January 27, 2023

My Saturday morning ritual consists of waking up, picking up a friend or two (or sometimes flying solo), and heading to Bagel Art Cafe where I order my usual: Lox n’ Key and a Thai Iced Coffee, and then...

Evanston’s Best Mexican Food

January 27, 2023

It is a testament to the quality of Mexican cuisine that it can survive and thrive in Evanston, Illinois, about two thousand miles away from its point of origin. It's the most popular food in Illinois,...

Evanston’s Best Lunch Spots

January 27, 2023

There was much rejoicing last year when ETHS Administration allowed all grade levels to leave campus for their lunch blocks. For years, upperclassmen were the only ones allowed to leave, but sophomores...

Runner-Up: Valli Produce

Macy Hoeveler, Copy Editor • January 27, 2023

Alfredo Presta, an Italian immigrant, opened Valli intending to bring the nostalgic cuisine from his childhood in Valli, Italy, to his new home in America. The first Valli Produce store was opened in Arlington...

Winner: Chipotle Mexican Grill

Finch Shewfelt, Staff Writer • January 27, 2023

Founded in 1993 in Denver, Colorado, Chipotle is arguably the most well-known and well-loved Mexican/American fast food chain in the country. Chipotle was founded by Steve Ells with the goal of serving...

Winner: The Supreme Burrito #1

Christopher Vye, Sports Editor • January 27, 2023

Ten years ago, The Supreme Burrito #1 opened its doors to the public. Since then, it has become an ETHS swim team tradition to stop by the restaurant for a late dinner after a home meet. With not a single...

Third Place: Whole Foods

Tanya Weisman, Staff Writer • January 27, 2023

Evanston is home to many popular grocery stores, but none of them compare to the unique experience you have at Whole Foods. Rows full of high-quality fruits and vegetables, fresh ingredients, and hot or...

Runner-Up: Potbelly Sandwich Shop

Tanya Weisman, Staff Writer • January 27, 2023

Potbelly, founded in 1977, is conceivably the best lunch spot in Evanston due to its delicious food and intriguing Chicago history. Potbelly started as an antique store in Lincoln Park when, owner,...

Evanston’s Best Grocery Stores

January 27, 2023

The first ever grocery store as we know it today was created in 1916. It was a Piggly Wiggly in Memphis, Tennessee. The store was an instant hit and spawned countless others like it all across the world....