By Ekrem Koseli, staff writer
Arlington Heights native Bill Stanczak was reading the Chicago Tribune shortly after graduating from Northwestern University in 1989. An article caught his interest:...
By Ryan Kupperman, executive news editor
School psychologist Dr. Jay Kyp-Johnson’s daughter, Quin Kyp-Johnson, first came to Jay about four years ago with the idea to start a film club at...
By Ekrem Koseli, staff writer
The average person in Africa walks six kilometers to find dirty water and carries it back to their home in a five-gallon jug. Math and Science Division Head Keith Bellof...
By Jenna Koch, entertainment editor
French teacher Gisselle Drpich hadn’t always planned to teach language. She had originally gone to University of Montreal and studied economics. She worked in a...
By Cassidy Delahunty, editor-in-chief
During junior Ahmet Uysaler’s sophomore year, he packed up his things and moved to Egypt by himself. With no friends or family to accompany him, Uysaler had one...
By Megan Sulak, staff writer
Students hear “smile!” a tremendous amount while taking a student picture. Fixing their hair or making sure their shirt is done as well, all for the perfect picture...
By Amanda Stickels, online editor-in-chief
Just relax and get yourself out there to meet new people. Don't be shy, and don't be afraid to try new things.
Christine Strobel, junior
Get involved, do your...
By Mackenzie Folkers, features editor
Water gushed out from the waterfall in Prospect’s courtyard last year onto the fish swimming around in the pond below. The birds were chirping in the peaceful...
By Ayse Eldes, executive opinion editor
As someone who is logically wired and math-oriented, sophomore Annie Cimack knew writing wasn’t her prized strength. So when English teacher Joyce Kim advised...
By Ayse Eldes, executive opinion editor
For junior Ashna Alex, hard work payed off. She immediately called her FCCLA advisor, Lisa Curtin, to let her know she was one of the 14 students in the country...
By Caley Griebenow, associate editor-in-chief
On the surface, signing up to be a Camp SOAR (Special Outdoor Adaptive Recreation) counselor sounds like just another activity to add to one’s resumé or...
