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Twists and turns: The journey of Tom Dillivan
March 27, 2025
By: Audrey Noring, Reporter
Many people see Tom Dillivan as a substitute teacher or a basketball coach as he walks through the halls of Kaneland High School. They don’t see the captivating stories...
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Kaneland Boys Varsity Basketball ends historic season with Super-Sectional loss to DePaul Prep
March 14, 2025
By: Audrey Walker, Ads & Business Executive and Editor-in-Chief of Print
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1Gz5LBAFRlqNVBs7LixjwO?si=S_gdyB5eSMWfUL1aGAAukw Transcript: Audrey Walker: The Kaneland boys varsity basketball team ended their historic...
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Kaneland falls to DePaul College Prep in Super-Sectional round
March 14, 2025
By: Sarah Slattery, Design Executive and Photography Executive
All photos by Sarah Slattery On Monday, March 10, the Kaneland varsity boys basketball team fell to DePaul College Prep in their IHSA Class 3A Super-Sectional game. The...
News
Board Meeting 3.10. 2025
March 11, 2025
By: Emma Weintraub, Lifestyle Editor and Podcaster
The March 10, 2025, board meeting covered various topics including referendum updates and staffing plans for the next school year. All board members were present except for...
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Kaneland boys basketball wins Sectional championship over Crystal Lake South
March 10, 2025
By: Sarah Slattery, Design Executive and Photography Executive
All photos by Sarah Slattery On Friday, March 7, the Kaneland varsity boys basketball team earned their first IHSA Sectional championship since 1982. The Knights defeated...
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Financial struggles force cuts
March 3, 2025
By: Carli Filek, Social Media Executive
In late January, the Kaneland Board of Education voted unanimously to approve the 2025-26 budget reduction plan in response to a projected $4.2 million deficit for the 2024-25...
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Kaneland students form Environmental Impact Club
February 26, 2025
By: Sarah Slattery, Design and Photography Executive
Sustainability is the way of the future. Without it, our world will not be able to function or handle more people. It can barely handle eight million people. With our world...

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Trump addresses the nation

By: Aleena Alrifaee, Reporter • March 5, 2025

On Tuesday, March 4, President Donald Trump spoke at the joint session of the United States Congress at the Capitol, discussing topics such as tariffs, Greenland and the Panama Canal. His speech...

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Columnists' Corner

Why don’t you get a job

By: Bobby Leavey, Sports and Activities 1 Editor and Broadcaster • March 15, 2025

To put it simply, they don’t make them like they used to. I’m not talking about movies, household appliances, food, planes, trains or automobiles. They don’t teach work ethic like they used to. You can ask your grandparent or any older relative about what jobs they had when they were your age, and they would lecture you about their 72-hour unpaid shift at the coal mine. Nowadays you ask your friends if they have ever had an in-person interview for a job, and they would ask you what the word in-person means. That is the largest and constantly growing issue for society today, mostly thanks to technology. It separates people from each other and reality. Almost every kid would say that social media is helpful because they can talk and connect with their friends, but meeting new people and making connections is what this new generation of young adults aren’t going to know how to do. Let's say someone does meet new people through social...

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