LTAC’s first class prepares to say goodbye to Lane
By Lara Sonuga
June 2, 2017
Then and Now: Photo of Max Mitchell, left, from the September 2011 edition of The Warrior, when he roamed the halls as a member of the first class of LTAC. Now Mitchell roams those same halls as a senior.
School of champions shows up for city finals
By Kelly Watson
June 2, 2017
Girls Varsity Softball after defeating York 7-2 to take home the regional title. They followed the victory with a narrow 8-7 loss to Whitney Young but still advanced to sectionals for the first time in recent team history. (Greif Family)
Cyclists balance joys and dangers of biking
By Simone Brenner, Reporter
June 2, 2017
Aleksander Bolotin, Div. 766, locking up his bike by Door M.
Old school ‘grime’ thrives in Chicago
By Amanda Lafferty, A&E Editor
June 2, 2017
Skepta performing at Concord Music Hall on April 24th.
10th annual carnival comes to Lane over Memorial Day weekend
By Tommy Kreutz, Web Editor
May 26, 2017
"The Century Wheel is one of the tallest and most popular rides on the midway. Guests ride in spacious gondolas capable of seating 4-6 riders comfortably..." (Windy City Amusements).
Long awaited budget unanimously approved
By Joshua Tarafa, Copy Editor
In the wake of a summer filled with uncertainty in terms of funding for Lane and all other CPS schools; Lane’s Local School Council (LSC) met July 2...
August 4, 2017
July LSC Organizational Meeting
By Joshua Tarafa, Reporter
Lane’s Local School Council (LSC) held an organizational meeting on July 13 to discuss the positions that will be held by LSC representatives for the ...
July 25, 2017
June LSC Meeting
By Eunice Alpasan and Joshua Tarafa
Lane’s Local School Council (LSC) held a meeting on June 15 to discuss its achievements from the past school year and Principal Tennison’s vision f...
June 20, 2017
LTAC seniors receive half-day internship opportunity
Six years of finals. Three different principals. Only one senior year. When senior year finally comes around, almost all former LTAC students have fulfi...
June 2, 2017
Lane stays strong despite ‘nosediving’ budget
The recent CPS budget crisis has had everyone scrambling for answers. From the possibility of school ending early to court cases against the state, CPS is...
June 2, 2017
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20 years of lacrosse sparks new fire in lax athletes
By Kelly Watson
Varsity head coach Ryan Shaw has been involved with lacrosse for over 35 years. Throughout that time he’s seen the sport grow immensely. From the bigger and louder crowds to the more competitive and gru...
The school of expenses
By Alexis Ramirez, Sports Editor
Lane Tech, The School of Champions, is a school that brings in city championships seasonally with the help of its athletes’ time, energy, and especially their money. But what is the price for a potenti...
An offseason infused with pro level influence and equal expectations
By Joshua Tarafa, Copy Editor
It’s not every day that a high school football player can say that they walked out of the tunnel and onto the field of one of the most iconic venues in the NFL, where the likes of Walter Payton, Gal...
Athlete of the issue: Maddie Monticello
By Kasia Blake
After years of intense practices, countless games, and extreme commitment, Maddie Monticello is heading off to Marquette University to play for their Division 1 women’s soccer team. Monticello has ...
Lane pride reflected through gear
By Jose Villa
In recent years, every sport at Lane has their own twist to the representation of the myrtle and gold colors the school wears so proudly. The baseball team wears bright yellow under armour jerseys while...
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Listening and learning: a recap of Tennison’s first year
“What’s my biggest accomplishment?” Mr. Tennison said. “Well I’m still here and not going to another job.” Thus ends the streak of Lane principals leaving for Deerfield. Tennison start...
Classroom grants give support for classroom experience
Every Thursday, a group of 20 students meet in the Innovation and Creation Lab to engage in computer science projects. Tech Art, a club sponsored by Computer Science teacher Ms. Wozniak, allows students...
New addition to Wrigleyville is out of the Park
By Dominika Chruszcz, Assistant News Editor
A new baseball season means new opportunities in Wrigleyville. A recent addition to the neighborhood, The Park at Wrigley Field, made its mark on April 10 when it opened on the first home game of the 2...
Teacher of the Issue: Ms. Laroche
By Jadyn Dubach, Reporter
From kindergarten to high school, English teacher Ms. Laroche never changed her mind on what she has wanted to be. Since she was six years old, she has known that her future career would be teaching. While...
Class of 2017 Decision Day
By James Coyne, Photo Editor
Teen driving culture: Dealing with outside elements
By Clarissa Corral, Reporter
Driving. The word can convey a range of emotions to one’s mind. Fear, excitement, freedom. Getting a license represents different things for different people. For Isaiah Martinez, Div. 880, getting his l...
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Opinion
Taking the Lane less traveled by and that has made all the difference
By Alex Chanen, Features Editor
My first spirit day at Lane in 7th grade, a senior screamed “1-2” directly in my face as I was walking to first period, and I promptly responded “glad you can count...
Who you calling a bitch?!
By Esther Babawande, News Editor
I liked to be called a bitch… by my girlfriends. When they call me bitch, it’s almost a term of endearment. It means either I’m slaying the game, too fierce to handle,...
The Real Definition of Feminism
By Anum Shafqat, Editor-in-Chief
Let’s talk about feminism. Let’s talk about it because it is a term we have all hid behind for far too long. I, myself, identify as a feminist because I believe in equal oppo...
A Tinkle in Time
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