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Arts & Ent.

Stage crew prepares for upcoming show.

Stage Crew: the basis of productions

Sophie Monzo, A&E Editor, Layout Editor February 18, 2019

42 days. This is about the time Stage Crew has to complete several aspects of a production in order to put on a show, from the set itself to the costumes. “We handle everything that has to do...

The fall of Formal

Sofie Kennedy and Clare Kennedy February 15, 2019

This year, ETHS will not host a Freshman/Sophomore Formal dance. “No decision ever has to be permanent. If there is an overwhelming sense or desire from the student body to make something happen,...

5 Questions for Tim Rhoze

Cam Mulvihill, Staff Writer February 15, 2019

Tim Rhoze is an accomplished actor, director and current resident of Evanston. Rhoze has appeared in shows such as Grey’s Anatomy and Friends. Currently, Rhoze is an artistic director at Fleetwood-Jourdain...

Representation Renaissance

Representation Renaissance

Nora Miller, Entertainment Columnist February 15, 2019

As we are now in the midst of Black History Month, the impact black artists have made on the entertainment industry is apparent, most notably in the past year. In 2018, black performers have pushed the...

The Oscars, a preview

The Oscars, a preview

Jonah Charlton, Sophia Weglarz and Evan Finder February 15, 2019

Best Picture By Jonah Charlton What should win: A Star is Born Yes, it’s a remake. Sure, it’s predictable. It’s definitely quintessential Hollywood. But Bradley Cooper’s rendition of this...

Holiday music offers artists recognition

Holiday music offers artists recognition

Nora Miller, Entertainment Columnist December 26, 2018

As the smell of evergreen wafts through the air and the time for turkey passes, the holiday music industry, historically more focused on Christmas themes, bursts into our hearts with full force. As the...

Jingle hall the way

Jingle hall the way

Sabine Gratch, Staff Writer December 26, 2018

It’s December and the halls of ETHS seem eerily quiet, despite the holiday cheer all around Evanston. Students hear lockers slamming, bells ringing and classmates laughing but something is missing -...

From Script to Stage

Sophie Yang, Staff Writer December 26, 2018

What started out as a pipe dream fabricated in dark bedrooms at 2 a.m., senior Jonathan Hauser and sophomore Howard Godfrey created Class Act, a documentary style musical featuring the struggles of navigating...

Eloise Lushina: school by day, star by night

Eloise Lushina: school by day, star by night

Nora Miller, Staff Writer December 26, 2018

Balancing careers as a high schooler and professional actress may sound daunting to some, but sophomore Eloise Lushina is up to the task. Acting is only part of Lushina’s identity, and even though you...

YAMO preforms closing act.

Cam-mentary on YAMO

Cam Mulvihill, Staff Writer November 19, 2018

YAMO 2018 was comedic gold. Dozens of our students showcased their theatrical and comical talents. The show included hilarious scenes ranging from parents disliking some of the biggest new songs to...

Films with Finder

Evan Finder, Staff Writer November 19, 2018

A Star Is Born This is the fourth film version of A Star is Born and many critics question whether anything new or interesting can be added to the story. Bradley Cooper was not one of those people; he...

The Hate U Give provides honest look into police brutality and social activism

Sophia Weglarz, Assistant Opinion Editor November 19, 2018

In what can only be described as perhaps the most compelling two hours of honest, topical conversation surrounding police brutality and social activism in a coming-of-age film, The Hate U Give has garnered...

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