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The student news site of Adlai E. Stevenson High School

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The student news site of Adlai E. Stevenson High School

Statesman

Q&A with state championship team members: Gambino, Green, Joseph

Sabrina Szos, Staff Reporter | January 25, 2015

What advice would you give to someone who wants to become a football player (here at Stevenson?) Jack Joseph: I think it’s a great choice. It teaches you important life lessons that will help you...

Pros & Cons (The Gluttony of Holidays)

Cindy Yao and Joylyn Yang, Staff Reporters | January 25, 2015

Consumerism has become an increasing component of our culture, particularly around the holiday season.  With a large part of this being shopping and gift giving, Statesman discusses the gluttony and capitalism...

Absenteeism creates days off school, not holidays

January 25, 2015

Starting next year, rather than stating the name of a religious holiday, the Montgomery County, Maryland school district calendar will read “no school.” Students will still have the same days off—the...

College of Lake County enacts smoke-free rule

Sami Sparber, Staff Reporter | January 25, 2015

The College of Lake County (CLC) will enforce a new smoke-free policy starting on Jan. 1, 2015. The policy change came after Governor Pat Quinn signed the Illinois Smoke-Free Campus Act in August 2014. Under...

Hockey participation increases among female students

Kayla Guo, Copy Editor | January 25, 2015

Take a moment and list all the professional hockey teams in the United States that you can think of. Now, of the teams you just listed, how many are professional women’s hockey teams? The answer...

Has cosmetic surgery become more accepted?

Izabela Zaluska, Copy Editor | January 23, 2015

accepThe connotations of plastic and cosmetic surgery have become more similar because of the media’s influence. However, problems still linger when it comes to the controversy of teenagers undergoing...

Athletes find success through vegetarianism

Sami Sparber, Staff Reporter | November 19, 2014

Like her teammates, she goes to practices, games and works hard to keep her body in good condition. On the outside, she may seem like any other swimmer or badminton player, but what sets Niveda Tennety...

Virus outbreak elicits national concern

November 19, 2014

Ebola is a lethal hemorrhagic fever that was rarely seen before 2014. Without a known cure, Ebola has been causing widespread fascination and panic throughout America. The 2014 Ebola epidemic has been...

Fundraising tips designed for Give-A-Thon

Kayla Guo, Copy Editor | November 19, 2014

Tip #1 Just because homemade goods are prohibited, doesn’t mean the holidays are ruined. Instead, raise money for Give-A-Thon by selling highly requested products such as styluses and study guides...

To what extent do religion, culture influence us?

Nitya Gupta, Managing Editor of Production | November 19, 2014

When it comes to religion and culture, people choose to observe related customs and practices in a variety of ways—and sometimes, not at all. Regardless of the religion or culture with which people associate,...

Virus prevention key for healthy students in winter

Brenda Reyn, Graphics Editor | November 18, 2014

As the November month rolls in, the onset of colder weather brings a flurry of sneezing and coughing, marking the beginning of the next flu season. As the seasons change, people generally become more susceptible...

Social Commentary

Stephanie Namkoong, Features Editor | November 18, 2014

I try to always leave home with a kiss and hug goodbye from my mother. Sometimes, regrettably, I do forget to or leave the house slamming the door because of an argument. There’s a reason, though, why...

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