Every student, except some IGSS kids, will receive their first semester grades in less than two weeks. For freshmen, this is daunting. Unlike quarter grades, semester grades appear on an official transcript....
Before you read, this, I need to tell you one thing. Normally, this space in the paper is filled by an excellent, well informed opinion piece by yours truly. But this week, it’s something different....
Have you ever wondered what guys do during advisery? Well, I have (when I’m bored). Normally, when I pass by one, they do not seem to be doing much of anything.
But, hey, what do I know? I am not...
New Trier prepares students for college. But are we given much support to pursue other routes, or even discover our own passions before the college process begins? College prep is handled by the Post-High...
You know, I kind of feel bad for Thanksgiving. It’s a great day because you get to stuff your face with delicious food and wear sweats, but it’s a holiday that gets brushed off pretty quickly nonetheless.
As...
Note: if you do not enjoy people complaining, especially for long periods of time, then this piece is not for you. Please feel free to skip to the next page, because there are some very nice articles about...
Hi everybody. I’m glad that you were all able to make it here today. Now, I know what you’re all wondering. "Why did Max invite us here? Why does he look so sweaty?" Well, I can answer both of those...
For those of you who missed it, Veteran’s Day was this past Monday. And while New Trier had classes almost every other high school in the area didn’t.
In 2011, we observed the day by not having...
This is the eighth issue of volume 94 of the New Trier News. Every year, The New Trier News has a fresh start. We have a new editorial staff learning the ropes of copy-editing and layout. We have a new...
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