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With the recent surge in banning books across the country, several protests (such as this one in New York) have popped up to speak out against the removal of books that include characters in the LGBTQIA+ community and People of Color.

Fahrenheit 2021

Owen Cummings and Isabel Rodriguez
December 9, 2021
This is an editorial - The voice of the paper. Editorials reflect the newspapers official positions on issues.

The conversation must not stop

Chatterbox Editorial Board
December 9, 2021
With the end of Halloween the greater population along with marketing campaigns tends to skip over Thanksgiving and turn straight to Christmas and the rest of the holiday season.

Thankskipping

Isabel Rodriguez and Owen Cummings
November 16, 2021
Bobby Keegan addresses the recent violent activity surrounding the neighborhood of Evanston.

Letter from the Editor

Bobby Keegan, Editor in Chief
November 8, 2021
Harmless Tiktok trend or devious destruction?

Harmless Tiktok trend or devious destruction?

Isabel Rodriguez, Opinions Section Editor
October 7, 2021
Students offer input: New schedule adjustments

Students offer input: New schedule adjustments

Isabel Rodriguez, Opinions Section Editor
September 22, 2021
Bobby Keegan introduces himself as the Chatterbox Editor-In-Chief for the 2021-2022 school year.

Letter from the Editor

Bobby Keegan , Editor in Chief
September 20, 2021
In his column, staff writer Nawaf Althawadi argues that happiness and beauty are tied to nature, writing “Are pillars of stone not a result of humanity mimicking the colossal, elegant nature of trees?”

Why do we hurt?

Nawaf Althawadi, Staff Writer
May 25, 2021
Guest columnist Layla Owliaie questions the gender roles of clothing.

Opinion: gender normalities in clothing

Layla Owliaie
May 21, 2021
Stop living through a screen and start living in the moment.

We live on a floating rock: Live in the moment

Kate Stiens, Style & Culture Section Editor
May 17, 2021
Robert Keegan, ‘22, sits in an empty Blair Circle. Between classes, Blair Circle used to flood with students trying to get across campus for class, but since students have returned, few have taken advantage of alternative routes on campus.

Why I don’t want to return to school in person

Isabella Zinchini, Deputy Editor in Chief
April 11, 2021
Katherine Swift and Kate Stiens, ‘23, attend class concurrently with virtual students at home. “I wanted to have human interaction and I feel like I learn better in a classroom, so I returned to school,” Swift said.

Why I chose to return to school in person

Abby Jay, Managing Editor of Visual Elements
April 11, 2021
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