By Nicole Herzog and Ben Griffin
February 14, 2019
In an era so permeated with technology, the days in which students once pored over SAT prep books and spent hours reviewing stacks of paper flashcards...
By Renato Arteaga, Editor-in-Chief
December 21, 2018
All but two students in the room stare tentatively, awaiting instructions from Mr. Morrison about the current film project they are working on. These two...
By Frank Rodriguez, Editor-in-Chief
December 21, 2018
From the nervousness of checking the plagiarism meter of a paper to the frustration of not clicking the submit button enough times, Turnitin has been a...
By Nicole Herzog, Editor-In-Chief
December 21, 2018
The first time Georgia Wolf walked into her first period Aerospace class, she stood amongst a sea of boys, watching the door in anticipation for another...
By Mytam Vo, Art Editor
December 21, 2018
Service learning hours have been a requirement to graduate for many years, but as of next year, students will not be required to complete the mandatory...
By Maggie Nielsen, Editor-in-chief
December 21, 2018
At 4 p.m. on Dec. 19, as this story was going to press, CPS announced in an email that the district-wide rollout for Aspen is being delayed until April...
By Bradley Hills, Sports Editor
Two years ago, students in Ms. Machaj’s Honors Geology class were tasked to put together a “concept map,” attempting to tie together many of the themes and concepts learned throughout the first semester....
By Renato Arteaga, Editor-in-Chief
Barefoot students, with streaks of paint across their faces, stomp around the stage while they beat their drums to the Native American music coming from the speakers. This is the scene from a 2014...
By Renato Arteaga, Editor-in-Chief
There were nerves all around as OLAS had their last group talk before going on stage for the performance according Guadalupe Manriquez, Div. 971. “We were all really nervous, we weren’t really...
By Olivia Fergus-Brummer, Reporter
During the summer before her senior year, Alexis Gaw received a call while on a work break. Her play, which delves into a teen’s encounters of intolerance and love, had been chosen to be produced at...
By Julia Schuurman, Features Editor
The clock strikes 2 a.m., and senior Charlie Mckune is just getting to sleep on a Tuesday night. He closed up the last shift at an Evanston movie theater at around 12 a.m., and homework and getting ready...
By Imani Fleming, Reporter
Looking at the food options around Lane, there seems to be a demographic left out. Most restaurants have very few menu options for students who’ve eliminated meat and/or animal products from their...
By Ela Messina, Reporter
A large portion of a teenager’s high school education is focused on college and career readiness. With college, however, comes an independent lifestyle unknown to graduates taking on this new challenge. Now,...
By Maryann Ress, Reporter
Most Lane students remember running home, grabbing the letter out of the mailbox and ripping apart the envelope to be greeted by one word: “Congratulations!” When Lauren Slaber, Div. 074, received...
By Ella Dame
180 days. Meticulously counting how much time she gets to teach, Ms. Wain utilizes part of her summer preparing for her content packed AP Art History course she will be teaching the upcoming year. With...
By Daniela Ciesielski, Managing Editor
The bell rings, signaling the end of fourth period. Abram Kidane shifts his mentality from “high school student” to “high school intern,” and prepares to dive into the second half of his day, where...
By Renato Arteaga, Editor-in-Chief
The bowling alley was packed with bowlers across the city as Christopher Agnuyole sat cheering his teammates, chanting out their names, while his team competed in their playoff matches. “I would...
By Patricia Abulencia, Sports Editor
Tryouts for lacrosse have changed immensely since Ms. Malstrom’s first year of coaching. Years ago, the tryout consisted of learning how to hold the stick and having basic knowledge of the game. Being...
By Nicole Herzog, Editor-In-Chief
As the numerous competing dance teams anxiously waited to hear the results of the regional high school dance competition, Lane’s team gathered in a circle on the gym floor mats, squeezing each other’s...
By Iris España, Reporter
Imagine all those nights of coming home late from practice, exhausted and hungry, finally paying off the moment that you sign a letter of intent to your dream school. However, there is a series of steps...
By Agatha Orlovska and Glory Lozada
The girls basketball team jogs onto the court as the crowd cheers for them before they play against Niles West, which has a D1 bound guard. With bright, white game-day sneakers on their feet and their...
By Bradley Hills, Sports Editor
To build on the failures of a previous season requires hard work, especially when new faces, such as a new coach, come into the picture. For Adin Frost, Div. 150, that is especially the case after the...
Fake news! A witch hunt! Liberal propaganda! Terms such as these and more seem to be thrown around in our stormy political climate with little regard for what they are...
By Julia Schuurman, Features Editor
Inside my coat pocket, my thumb clutches the lock on my pepper spray. I hastily walk up the stairs to the Red Line stop and out of the corner of my eye, I see the same man...
“Black Panther,” “Love, Simon,” “The Hate You Give,” “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before” and “Crazy Rich Asians.” Since their release, these films have...
By Maggie Nielsen, Editor-in-Chief
When I was 14, my mother and I went to the first women’s march on Jan. 21, 2016. It was the day after Trump was inaugurated, and like many Americans, I was raw and confused...
