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The Evanstonian

The news site of Evanston Township High School's student newspaper

The Evanstonian

The news site of Evanston Township High School's student newspaper

The Evanstonian

Paula Hlava

Paula Hlava, Staff Writer

Hi! My name is Paula Hlava and my pronouns are she/her/hers. I’m a Sophomore and this is my second year of writing for The Evanstonian. I am a staff writer for the in-depth section. The Evanstonian has helped me become a stronger writer and person. Outside of the paper, I do ETHS Theater, Movie Review Club, and Community Service Club. I love to bake, go on walks, go shopping, read and write, as well as spend time with my family and friends!

By Paula Hlava

The Emmys: “The Bear” wins for… comedy?

Meera Field and Paula Hlava October 11, 2024

This year's Emmy Awards Ceremony showcased new nominees, as well as a multitude of stunning outfits and emotional speeches from some nominees who won their first ever Emmy.  Since the first Emmys in 1949,...

Empowering minds, nurturing inclusivity

Empowering minds, nurturing inclusivity

Marin Ubersox and Paula Hlava November 17, 2023

As Superintendent Dr. Marcus Campbell named his strategic priorities for District 202 for the 2021-22 school year, social-emotional learning was at the top of the list. Students would be returning to school...

Illustration by Aiyana Jehan

Just a 30-minute cab ride away: An inside look at North Cook Young Adult Academy

Jian Kramer couldn’t remember how that pocket knife even got there in the first place, but now it sat in the palm of the safety officer's hand, staring Kramer back in the face: a mindless error that would change the course of his entire high school education.
Photo courtesy of Kupunoli Sumi

Technological troubles in teaching: how mobile devices affect education, ETHS

The years following the pandemic saw a large uptick in students' addiction to technology, specifically cell phones. Technology had been one of the only things that allowed people to connect with each other even when everyone was stuck at home, and many teachers have noticed the increase in technological use that students endured remotely has translated into the classroom setting. The new phone policy attempts to curb that addiction.
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