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Eagles yearn for the mine… craft movie

Eagles yearn for the mine… craft movie

Fiona Kelley, Section Editor of Opinions
May 7, 2025
Recent reductions in force in the federal government have hit the Department of Education especially hard, leaving many concerned over how vital funds will reach those school districts that rely on them to operate. This has caused mass protests across the country, such as the one pictured above at department headquarters in Washington, D.C.

Education information

PJ Varatta, Managing Editor of Current Events
May 6, 2025
Nearly every composer has their own meticulous process they use to create a composition, and Micah Ballard is no exception. "I actually have a whole 40-page document write-up that I’ve made over the years of everything I do when I compose," Ballard said. "It’s just all my inspirations, the things I like to do with melody, how I like to develop my harmony, and there’s diagrams."

Creative composing

Anushka Goel, Managing Editor of Visual Elements
May 6, 2025
Probably not the best idea to choose an egg recipe when they’ve just skyrocketed in price.

L’s kitchen

L Mahler, Arcade Writer
May 2, 2025
One common misconception is that rugby and football are the same sport. “It is similar to football but really different because the game doesn’t stop after a tackle, it keeps going,” William Koehn, ‘27, said.

No man runs alone

Jeannie Iris Ngansop, Remembrancer Staff
May 2, 2025

Walnut Weekly for May 1

Violet Garitson, Corey Wasem, Bronson Presnell, Kendra Sullivan, James Overton, Katie Ragland, Imani Ward, Leo F.D. Harris, Avani Wagh, Grace Cotton, and Lily Hope Hoffman Suder
May 1, 2025
A local JoAnn’s going out of business due to their nationwide shut down.

Retailers vs. Amazon

Jonas Warner, Managing Editor of Operations
April 30, 2025
“Trying to merge the talents with each other and like to actually form, like, a good team, is really hard, especially because we all play on our own outside of the season," Emmet Corby, ‘26, said.

Setting the scene

Ben Greiner and Mariam Hamouma
April 29, 2025
Creating the future

Creating the future

Grace Aber, Fine Arts Writer
April 29, 2025
A selection of students in Art X work individually on their projects during class. This class teaches students creative skills that they can apply both in and out of the classroom. “... If I have a pair of jeans that [have] a hole in them, I’ll embroider over them like cute flowers, or I’ll use the skills I learned in that class, and I’ll use them outside of school …”Sam Namaky, ‘27, said.

Tales of textiles

Miriam Monroe, Staff Writer
April 28, 2025
Womens’ rugby practices Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 5-7 p.m. at Evanston Playground to prepare for their season. “It's not sponsored by CPS, so we got girls from public schools, homeschools and private schools, and we all come together and we work as a team,” Trinity Charles ‘26, an athlete in the program, said.

Kicking off the season

Addyson Warren and Mariam Hamouma
April 28, 2025
Jason Parker, ‘26, Ray Buehler, ‘26, Annika Curwin, ‘26, and Joey Bicknell, ‘26, made this drawing come to life last year at the contest. “I love being able to be outside all day for one day,” Parker said. “I also like being able to work with people and do something I like and share it with the school.” (used with permission from Jason Parker)

Chalk and talk

Grace Aber, Fine Arts Writer
April 24, 2025
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