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[Photo Gallery] Football Collection
Photos by Charles Zimmer, Chief Digital Officer At this point, I have been working with Pawprint for over a year and even managed to get on the exec board as chief digital officer. Although I am grateful for my current position, I never got tired of simply photographing school events, whether it is for regular… Read more
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What happens to Chicago’s Old Historic Buildings?
By Luna Randall, Staff Writer The other day, I found out that my elementary school had closed. I felt fairly indifferent to it at first, but it got me thinking. What will they do with the building? St. Stanislaus Kostka Church was at one point the largest Polish parish in the U.S., and in 1874… Read more
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Why CTA Trains are More Dangerous During the Winter
By Luna Randall and Annabel Simon, Staff Writers Have you ever been fresh out of the freezing cold, trying to get home, when all of a sudden you see a large commotion? Perhaps two people are fighting, parents are yelling at their kids or someone is using the train as a private restroom. Since just… Read more
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An analysis of the 2026 Oscar nominees
Editor-in-Chief Kieran Blake and Features Editor Elena Whitford share their thoughts on and predictions for the 2026 Academy Awards. Read more
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Setting the tone for inclusion in our education: The implications of President Trump’s initiatives to end DEI
Staff writer Mia Mathew discusses the consequences of the Trump administration’s anti-DEI initiatives Read more
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Ranking all CPS school lunch entrees, from worst to best
Opinions editor Steven Jiang reviews the CPS school lunch food. Read more
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![[Photo Gallery] Homecoming Football Game Payton vs. Brooks](https://paytonpawprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/img_4761.jpeg?w=1024)
[Photo Gallery] Homecoming Football Game Payton vs. Brooks
Photos from Gibor (Gabe) Borkowsky On September 19th, Payton Prep’s football team faced off against Prosser High School at Lane Stadium as their Homecoming game. With fierce support from Payton students and staff, the Grizzlies came out victorious with a final score of 48-6 over the Eagles. Payton football athletes in a pre-game huddle (1)… Read more
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Inside the first Payton Perspectives meeting
By Raina Suri, Staff Writer This Tuesday, Feb. 4, Principal Shabazz met with a group of students during enrichment as one of the initiatives outlined in her revised contract. The contract renewal spanned mid-December to early January and deliberations took into account, among other things, the feedback that had been shared by students, staff and… Read more
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Review: “Zootopia 2” tackles deeper topics with heart and humor
Arts & Entertainment Editor Isabella Sun reviews “Zootopia 2,” Disney’s sequel to the 2016 smash hit. Read more
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Review: “Jurassic World Rebirth” is an extinction-level mess of a film
By Charles Zimmer, Chief Digital Officer “Jurassic World Rebirth” is the seventh installment in the Jurassic Park franchise, but with the current state of Hollywood, I doubt it will be the last. The movie is a mediocre experience that, in part, serves as a representation of how much this franchise has fallen from grace. It… Read more
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Review: “Hamnet” is a subtly devastating anti-biopic
Features Editor Elena Whitford reviews “Hamnet,” Chloé Zhao’s latest film adapting the namesake 2020 novel by Maggie O’Farrell. Read more
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Review: With “Alice in Wonderland,” the Payton Players make a strong debut into surrealist comedy
Staff writer Raina Suri reviews the Payton Players’ adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland.” Read more
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What does Principal Shabazz’s new contract entail?
The Paw Print publishes a list of the addenda added to Principal Shabazz’s contract for the next four years. Read more
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AMC’s Interview with the Vampire Review
AMC’s Interview with the Vampire is based on Anne Rice’s gothic horror classic of the same name. The show, available on Netflix, is currently 2 seasons long, with 15 episodes. While often compared to the 1994 film adaptation, this version offers a more captivating take on the narrative. Read more
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Frank Gehry: The World Will Never Forget You
One of the Millennium Park’s most striking features is the famous Jay Pritzker Pavilion, completed in 2004 and designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry. Read more
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The Best of the 40th Annual Printers Row Lit Fest
On September 6 and 7, from 10 AM to 6 PM, the iconic Printers Row neighborhood in downtown Chicago hosted its 40th annual literary festival. Read more
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