Emily Kloostra, Staff Writer
September 12, 2019
Searching for redemption after last year’s ninth place finish, the EHS girls volleyball team came in second out of 16 teams at the annual Tiger Classic. The team went...
EHS Suffers Loss In First Home Game
September 12, 2019
Dressed head to toe in white-out clothes, hundreds of cheering students watched the EHS football team face off against a difficult opponent last...
Boys Soccer Takes Second In Metro Cup
September 5, 2019
The EHS boys soccer team won its final game of the Metro Cup on Aug. 31. The 2-1 win against Marion puts the Tigers at 2-1 for the season. That...
Girls Tennis Places 10th At Invitational
September 5, 2019
The EHS girls tennis team began its season this past weekend in Winnetka at the New Trier invitational. Although it may be a new season, the...
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Tin-Hatters Re-emerge: EHS Conspiracy Theory Club Back for Another Year
Lauren Johnson, Views Editor
There’s just something about the EHS conspiracy theory club… Senior Andrew Delmore, founded Conspiracy Theory Club early in the 2018-19 school year. After debating conspiracy theories with his AP Environmental Science teacher, Amy Burian, in class, he decided to form his own club to continue their “wrangling” elsewhere. During club meetings, Mrs. Burian...
Sydney Hershberger, Staff Writer
Orphans are rescued, meals are served monthly, and communities are served. Would you be able to believe that all of this is possible through the help of students like you? African Vision of Hope is a nonprofit organization that serves to help children in Zambia, a third world West African country. According to their website they’ve helped over 720 orphans and a total...
Cassidy Reaka, Student Life Editor
The EHS Tiger Den has become a staple of many students’ daily routines, but just three years ago the Den was only three coffee pots and a dream. The Tiger Den started as a way to provide real life work experience for students in the Functional Life Skills (FLS) program, Tiger Den founder Susan Converse said. “The Tiger Den evolved from cookies on a cart to a...
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Taylor Meek, A&E Editor
September 12, 2019
Are the annual fees at EHS worth the tears of students’ crying wallets? From a $175 parking pass to the cost of gym locks, EHS is racking up dough from unnecessary expenses...
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Sydney Hershberger, Staff Writer
September 12, 2019
From shy girls to “I’m not like other girls”, Netflix has recently made it a priority to release a romantic comedy at least twice every few months. These “rom coms”...
- Strange Donuts Delivers Delightful Desserts September 12, 2019
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Good Weather Gallery To Open, Showcase Local Art
September 12, 2019
When walking down Main Street, one can wander in and out of locally owned shops, grab a pastry or smoothie, or even a meal, and will soon be able to view and appreciate local art. The Good Weather Gallery...
Edwardsville City Council Approves Sale of Marijuana
September 12, 2019
Cannabis is being legalized throughout Illinois starting Jan. 1, 2020. Despite this, cities can pass a local ordinance to opt out of selling it. According to Riverbender, communities can’t opt out...
September 5, 2019
The EHS Tiger Den has become a staple of many students’ daily routines, but just three years ago the Den was only three coffee pots and a dream. The Tiger Den started as a way to provide real life...
StuCo Unveils Homecoming Theme
September 5, 2019
Glittering lights, hand-painted skylines and vibrant faux graffiti will greet EHS students on the evening of Oct. 12. StuCo members announced this year’s homecoming theme, “A Night in the City”,...
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