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 […]
Is “The Rise of Skywalker” Worth the Hype?
November-December Crossword Answers
Valentine’s Day Survey
Are you a Payton student? Please take this survey to help a Paw Print author gather information from students about Valentine’s Day: https://forms.gle/uYspeoe5su6JNQRT6
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.
How Payton Students Celebrate Thanksgiving
With a lot of people coming from different backgrounds here at Payton, we wondered: How else do people celebrate? Are there different traditions they have? What about the food? We interviewed several people to find out more about the way they celebrate. Here’s what they said.
Quiz: What Thanksgiving Food Are You?
Take this quiz to find out which Thanksgiving food you are!
Fantasy Football at Payton: Listen and Read the Full Story
By Sam Frellick, Staff Writer One way many students cope with the beginning of the new school year is following the start of the NFL season. With new classes and new classmates […]
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.
Legal Analysis: No Regionals for CPS Cross-Country Athletes After 11th-Hour Lawsuit Fails
CPS cross-country runners (including Payton’s) won’t be allowed to compete in the IHSA Regional competitions tomorrow after a judge rejected a request for a temporary restraining order (TRO) allowing them to compete while the CTU strike continues. “I greatly respect Judge Reilly’s (and the IHSA’s) desire for caution in order to protect student safety,” Will Foster writes. “Nevertheless, I am at least a bit skeptical of the ruling for the reasons heretofore stated. In particular, some of the factual assumptions upon which the equitable balancing rests seem dubious.”
