By Julia Schuurman, Features Editor

From the freshmen barrelling through the halls in a rush to get to their next class to the upperclassmen strolling into first period 15 minutes late with Dunkin Donuts coffee in hand, every student within...

By Agatha Orlovska, Sports Editor

Thirty-one sports are offered to Lane students, each containing student athletes that are united by their passion for their sport. Amid the athletes are a few outstanding players that are given the particularly...

By Daniela Ciesielski, Managing Editor

Hearts were broken as students and family heard the news that Sincere Ash, whose smile and personality could brighten anyone's day, passed away on Aug. 5. Sincere’s memorial was held on Aug. 12, following...

By Daniela Ciesielski, Managing Editor

As students walk through the crowded halls and staircases during passing periods, they take a second and glance at the many posters hung up on the walls. They may feel pride as they peer at the tryout...

By Evelyn Huzenis, Features Editor

Earlier this month, the FDA seized more than 1000 documents from the e-cigarette producer Juul, a company now worth $15 billion. The purpose of taking the documents was to analyze the company's marketing...

By Ben Griffin, Opinions Editor

The book lies in front of you. You look at it with skepticism, thinking what does this have to do with my education? What am I learning? How is this going to apply to my education or my class? Many...

By Renato Arteaga, Editor-In-Chief

After starting their training in the middle of the summer, most of the Girls Varsity Cross Country runners’ season has come to an end. A significant milestone for these runners was celebrating their...

By Patricia Abulencia, Sports Editor

Each girl had a letter written to them from their parents, to be read prior to their game against DePaul College Prep on Sept. 28. With letters in their hands and excited expressions across their faces,...

By Bradley Hills, Sports Editor

The Indians started their City Playoff campaign on the right foot with convincing wins against Soto, Spry Community Links and Lake View to advance to the Round of 16 of the City Playoffs, with their game...

By Anahi Mosquera and Daniela Ciesielski

Approximately 100 hundred girls were standing in the stuffy gym, fidgeting with nervous energy as they anxiously waited for their time to shine. For Emma Godwin, Div. 951, it was time for the next step...

By Patricia Abulencia and Maggie Nielsen

Late in the afternoon on Aug. 25, the sun began to set on the field and the stadium lights flickered on. The stands were filled with fans from both teams, who buzzed with excitement eager to watch Lane...

By Brenda Ocampo, Reporter

The gym was filled with pink: pink shirts, pink flowers and pink balloons. Lane hosted the first Dig Pink game to help fundraise for breast cancer which was held on May 2 against Lincoln Park. Sophia...

By Maggie Nielsen, Editor-in-chief

They prey on teenage girls’ insecurities and their desire to fit in, and they manipulate this into a profit. Brandy promotes an exclusive, 90 lb. “aesthetic” for teenage girls to worship, and it works

By Simone Brenner, A&E Editor

I remember sitting at my kitchen table staring at brochures filled with happy pictures of students circled in quads and smiling with books as I researched colleges at the...

By Simone Brenner, A&E Editor

It is so easy to get caught up in your own life and your own problems. We live in a world where we’re submerged in our Facebook profiles, Snapchatting friends and texting...

By Lara Sonuga, Editor-in-Chief

It’s so unsettling to realize that someone you once felt overwhelming admiration for is capable of something so unforgivable. We, as a society, find celebrities quite...

By Julia Schuurman, Reporter

There’s something different in the air now. It seems as if disaster after catastrophe after tragedy have been ravaging the country leaving little time to take a breath in...