In Chicago, it’s time for decisive action before it’s too late.
Editorial: Mayor Lightfoot, Close the Schools
The Issue with ‘Safe Spaces’ at Payton
By Malachi Asberry Columnist Two new seminars are being introduced for faculty and students at Payton for the second semester. The new spring 2020 additions are called “Interrogating White Privilege” and “Under-Represented […]
Tardy Policy: Never Too Late to Promote Equity
Editorial Tardiness is an issue that affects high schools around the country and is especially prevalent at Payton. In the past, administration has tried to implement policies to discourage students from arriving […]
Is “The Rise of Skywalker” Worth the Hype?
By Matthew Zehner, Staff Writer The most recent Star Wars movie, “The Rise of Skywalker” has been a big hit in the box office, grossing over $1 Billion in only the first […]
“Candid Candidacy”
A Synopsis of 2020 Presidential Candidates As the fall comes to a close and the year continues marching ahead, the once-distant event of the primary election looms ever-closer. In the midst of […]
Vote for your favorite gingerbread house!
Paw Print created three different gingerbread houses (see the broadcast on Monday, December 2 for an in-depth look at them). Tell us which one is your favorite in the poll below.
AT LAST!: Chicago Breathes Sigh of Relief As Teacher Strike Ends (Column)
Two Wednesdays ago, few in this city would have imagined that by the time students returned to school there would be snow on the ground. Yet here Lightfoot was at City Hall, early on Halloween afternoon, saying the strike was finally over as snow fell faster and faster outside.
