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New classes introduced for 2016

New classes introduced for 2016

Sam Calian, News Editor August 22, 2016

Don’t freak out when you see classes on your schedule like P.E. Blender or The Chicano Movement, for these are just some of the new classes added for the 2016-17 school year. The most anticipated...

Monday bell schedule revised for staff development

Monday bell schedule revised for staff development

Sarah Frieman, News Editor August 22, 2016

To provide more time for teachers to engage in curriculum development and professional growth, the Monday bell schedule and dismissal time have been changed for the 2016-2017 school year. “All teachers...

ETHS offers paid jobs for students

ETHS offers paid jobs for students

Adrian Wilburn, Feature Editor August 22, 2016

Many students think finding a job is a long and tedious process. However, thanks to places like the technology department and the daycare, finding a job can be as easy as taking a few steps through the...

Evanstonian Senior Issue 2016

Evanstonian Senior Issue 2016

The Evanstonian Staff May 13, 2016

Click here to see the 2016 Senior Issue of the Evanstonian! 

Richard Weiland moves on to next chapter

Richard Weiland moves on to next chapter

Sam Calian, News Editor May 13, 2016

Over the past 16 years you might have seen Richard Weiland riding his bike to school in snow, rain, and sunshine, but next year that will change. After 42 years of teaching, the last 16 at ETHS, reading...

Juniors Grace Giangreco, Catherine Cushing, senior Emily Sommer, and junior Maddie Lee, members of the C.A.R.E. club, wear shirts to promote sexual violence awareness.

Students fight to discuss sexual assault

Danielle Kosover, News Editor April 26, 2016

In an ongoing effort to raise awareness for sexual assault, students, particularly female upperclassmen, face administrative barriers, sparking conversation throughout the student body. On the Monday...

Earth Day Cleanup organized to improve Evanston

Earth Day Cleanup organized to improve Evanston

Emma Dzwierzynski, News Editor April 26, 2016

Although everyone should pick up trash when they see it every day, Earth Day Cleanup provides an outlet for community members to collaborate and make where they live a cleaner place. “Cleaning up the...

Lantinx Summit happening today

Lantinx Summit happening today

Sam Calian, News Editor April 26, 2016

The Latinx population in the US is slowing, but not at ETHS, in fact it's growing faster than ever. In order to accommodate the growing population, ETHS is holding its first Latinx Summit where guest...

Evanston residents at last year's Stand Against Racism.

Stand Against Racism brings together community

Camille Allen, News Editor April 26, 2016

It’s your responsibility to make a change. At the fifth annual YWCA Stand Against Racism on April 29, you’ll have the chance to do just that with thousands of other citizens of Evanston and Skokie. “The...

New YA Book Club club aims to connect students and staff over literature

New YA Book Club club aims to connect students and staff over literature

Camille Allen, News Editor March 18, 2016

It’s time for you to start reading. While students have always had opportunities to read and discuss literature, staff are getting involved with the new ETHS Young Adult Book Club. “The ETHS...

Social justice activist Bryan Stevenson to speak at ETHS

Social justice activist Bryan Stevenson to speak at ETHS

Emma Dzwierzynski, News Editor March 18, 2016

On April 7 at 4:15 p.m. in the auditorium, Lawyer, Social Justice Activist and acclaimed Writer Bryan Stevenson is coming to speak about his life working to fight the racial and financial biases in the...

Speech and Debate Team advances to Nationals

Sam Calian, News Editor March 18, 2016

Most high school teams only dream about going to State let alone Nationals, but the Speech and Debate team will be sending junior Henry Smith to Salt Lake City, Utah, to compete in the nationwide tournament. “Nationals...

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