When four influential women wrote four equally influential hit novels almost two centuries ago, they couldn’t have predicted the success of their books, much less that the messages they left behind would...

It’s December of 2020. The Pandemic is the last thing on my mind; my parents aren’t home, and my brother and I have the house to ourselves. Online assignments sit in my Google Classroom, but the Nintendo...

Vivek Murthy has been through the ringer. As the U.S. Surgeon General, he guided the United States through one of the most difficult times as a country during the COVID-19 pandemic; he advocated for vaccination,...

The vast majority of people have read, or watched, or listened to, or heard about Romeo and Juliet. An age old tale of love and tragedy, where two forbidden lovers from feuding families take their lives....

Mr. Halminiak working on his computer, preparing for YAMO

I went into this year’s Oscars fully expecting it to be the best since 1995, when “Forrest Gump” was against “Pulp Fiction.” Needless to say, the 2024 Academy Awards delivered.  Every category...

Since 1957, ETHS’s very own sketch comedy show, YAMO, has been pulling off jokes and laughs that stayed with its audience. This year’s YAMO isn’t the one to break this 66 year long chain. From sketches...

On Oct. 2, the three of us entered AMC Evanston 12, purchased our tickets, large popcorn buckets and depressingly small water cups and walked into the dark AMC theater. It was almost entirely empty, only...