By Alex Ganchiff, Staff Writer The 2020 election is likely to be the most consequential of our lifetimes, with tensions on both sides reaching record highs. What was already going to be […]
Democracy in a Pandemic
What One Dish Kitchen Recipe You Should Make Based On Your Zodiac
By Harper Robbins PNN Executive Producer Listen, we’ve been quarantining for a long time. So long, in fact, that my family has requested that I–self appointed PNN food network director–stop baking. Obviously, […]
A CPS-wide Regression
Yesterday evening, CPS established a new grading policy that opens up the opportunity of a pass option for fourth quarter grades if achievement in the most recent term is lower letter than […]
JOINT EDITORIAL: Paw Print, Warrior, Beacon Call on CPS to Change Grading Policy
With the most recent update to its remote learning grading policy, CPS has demonstrated its failure to adequately take students’ situation into account.
Shakes and Fries and Take Out, Oh My!
While the food review team had the pleasure of enjoying these tasty take out treats before the quarantine, it doesn’t mean it’s too late to enjoy them from the comfort of your […]
EDITORIAL: Decision to End School Year Prudent But Premature
Today, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker ordered all Illinois schools closed to in-person learning for the remainder of the academic year. But we wish the state would at least wait and see what conditions are in May before making a definitive decision.
Editorial: Mayor Lightfoot, Close the Schools
In Chicago, it’s time for decisive action before it’s too late.
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 […]
