By Emma Gallian, Managing Editor
January 7, 2020
In recent years, murals and student art have adorned the walls of Lane’s hallways. Whether it be the large mural by Door A or the mosaic water fountain, the creativity and artistic direction of those...
By Maryann Ress
December 20, 2019
On Nov. 5, CPS announced that as part of the deal to end the October Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) strike, schools would have to make up five of the 11 days missed over the strike’s duration. As...
By Maryann Ress and Monika Meyers
November 22, 2019
Lane’s Local School Council (LSC) conducted its third meeting of the 2019-20 school year on Nov. 21. Topics discussed included test score growth on the NWEA, PSAT, and SAT; fundraising by Friends of...
CPS, CTU both praise deal after contentious 11-day strike
November 19, 2019
Both CPS and the CTU concur that the tentative agreement — which CPS CEO Janice Jackson described...
AP Classroom brings more resources to AP Classes
November 19, 2019
At the start of the school year, in addition to being bombarded by the typical...
Vaping: The effects on your mind and body
November 15, 2019
Over the summer, the news was flushed with reports of people receiving treatment after reporting lung...
Eighth day of CTU strike marked by student-led demonstrations
October 28, 2019
October 28, 2019 Student-led demonstrations outside City Hall on Monday marked the eighth day of the...
By Stephanie Mosqueda, Reporter
Students began putting the finishing touches on their poster boards while Mrs. Young made sure that everything from the rubrics used to grade the students...
By Ella Dame
For Giselle Carrion, Div. 364, Christmas and New Year’s is not exactly how it is depicted in popular Christmas movies like “Home Alone” or “The...
By Maggie Patterson, Reporter
A delegation of teachers and administrators from China visited the Lane Computer Science (CS) department earlier this year. The city of Shanghai is...
Students lead their peers as teaching assistants
January 5, 2020
As the 7:55 bell trills and seventh graders begin filing into their 1st period class, Emma Haugh-Ewald...
Vaults unlock a link to Lane’s past
January 3, 2020
Every day while walking from class to class, students pass parts of Lane’s history. On the third...
Greek life appeals even in the age of hazing awareness
December 20, 2019
Ever since the founding of the first modern Greek organization in 1775, Greek life has been a dominant...
Meet the neighborhood’s new alderman
December 5, 2019
After Ameya Pawar announced that he would not run for another term as alderman of the 47th ward and instead...
By Natalie Cortes, Reporter
After waiting all of middle school to join wrestling, it wasn’t until my freshman year where I was finally given the opportunity to participate. I...
By Ela Messina, Managing Editor
Making new friends is always exciting. Getting to know little bits and pieces of each other’s lives and personality builds the foundation of potential...
It is the flood. A sea of crooked jerseys are crouched, awaiting the gun pop to unleash tidal waves of adrenaline and sweat. It’s been building up...
We want spirit, how about you?
November 15, 2019
Local activism for local issues: Why you should care about local politics
November 15, 2019
You heard right, CTU continues strike to get students back in class
October 30, 2019
September 5, 2019
