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Impact of Humans on the Rocky Mountains

Impact of Humans on the Rocky Mountains

By: Clara Saros, Profile Editor
August 19, 2024
Zootopia, California

Zootopia, California

By: Faith Maschman, Feature 2 Editor
July 30, 2024
When I chose to take a tour of the Old Joliet Prison in Joliet, IL, I had no idea what I was walking into. I’ve heard of multiple paranormal events happening here, but I was more interested in how a prisoner lived. I wanted to feel their hopelessness and wanted to understand what it must have been like to sit in an empty cell and yearn for sunlight.
The Old Joliet Prison is a daunting structure that appears, seemingly, out of nowhere. When driving to the prison, it isn’t until someone is a few feet away that they see the large walls and barbed wire. Just driving past it, they can feel a change in the atmosphere.
When a prisoner is being driven there, they don’t know how close they are. They are driving through a suburban neighborhood before they reach a small unassuming bridge. Yet, as soon as they go under the bridge and back into the sunlight, they finally see the prison and know that as soon as they go in, they will never come out.
“In 1878, the Prison was filled well over capacity with nearly 2,000 inmates,” according to jolietprison.org, a website that tells the history of the prison and allows for you to sign up for tours. “[There were] reports of unsanitary and dangerous conditions emerged.”
Throughout the state, people knew the allegations that staff was abusing the prisoners as well as killing them. Once a prisoner was told that they were going to Old Joliet Prison, they knew that it was a death sentence

Old Joliet Prison: Through a prisoner’s lense

By: Sophie Ponce de Leon, Co-Editor-in-Chief of Print and Co-Copy Editor
July 26, 2024
This weekend temperatures were not too unfamiliar to chicagolands in midsummer, but did hit us pretty hard still. Fletcher shared that the crowd was less than it usually was down on third street because of the high temperatures. But lucky for the community they had Grahams, a local ice cream store. Grahams has been in that Geneva location since December of 1987.

Geneva’s annual Swedish Day Festival

By: Sophia Schroll, Centerspread Editor, Photographer, and Social Media Manager
June 28, 2024
Kaneland vs. Sycamore varsity volleyball match

Kaneland vs. Sycamore varsity volleyball match

By: Sarah Slattery, Centerspread Editor
October 20, 2023
Senior Rin Meagher

The beauty behind words

By: Riley Swiderski, Feature 1 Editor
October 4, 2023
Presenting in new spaces

Presenting in new spaces

By: Lillie Bobé, Photos Editor
April 25, 2023
A walk through Chicago's Little India

A walk through Chicago’s Little India

By: Rafika Khan, Opinion 1 Editor
October 25, 2022
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