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Louis Auxenfans, Reporter

Louis Auxenfans is a reporter who began in Beginning Journalism as a sophomore in the 2020-21 school year.

Awards:

2020 National Scholastic Press Association Fall Best of Show: Sixth Place, Election Reporting (contributor), “As trailblazer for multiple identities, Harris inspires students”

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Pianist Laura Fenster has played for friends, neighbors and the public during the pandemic. She gave open-air performances in her backyard and online concerts through Zoom. “There's something that's just electric when it's live that I think just doesn't come through with recorded concerts,” Ms. Fenster said.

A break from lockdown: pianist connects neighbors with music

June 7, 2021
Alexis Chia presents with Eliza Doss about their May project called

Seniors present creative, innovative May Projects

June 4, 2021
Vaccine passports should be required for international travel and encouraged for sporting events, writes reporter Louis Auxenfans.

Vaccine passports needed to renew daily life

June 2, 2021
Members of the CYSO rehearse in a pod in order to socially distance. Each pods consist of 18 to 37 masked musicians rehearsing for seventy five minutes at a time.

Back in action: CYSO resumes live rehearsals after enduring a long year

May 16, 2021
Exchange trips to Martinique, Argentina, China and Italy have all been canceled for the 2021-2022 school year.

No exchange trips planned for 2021-22 academic year

May 13, 2021
To celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and to fight stereotypes, sophomore Jade Deng holds a white poster sign about why she is not the model minority. Jade is the only student who submitted a photo, but students have until May 17 to email their photos to ASA president Zara Baig or adviser Aria Choi.

Asian Students’ Associations initiate ‘Not your Model Minority’ poster project

May 11, 2021
Remaining student loans debt of less than $50,000 should be forgiven by the federal government, writes reporter Louis Auxenfans.

Federal government should forgive student loan debts up to $50,000

April 20, 2021
Lang Lang recently recorded J. S. Bach's legendary set of variations for Johann Gottlieb Goldberg, the Goldberg Variations.

Lang Lang’s interpretative sense falters on ‘Goldberg Variations’

April 6, 2021
Despite challenges of running the club on Zoom, members of Girl Up discuss topics such as girls’ education, marginalized voting groups and intersectional feminism.  

Girl Up members start fundraiser, discuss intersectionality

April 1, 2021
Along with playing Kahoot, attendees of the Asian Students' Association Lunar New Year celebration of the Year of the Ox on Feb. 19 make origami lanterns.

Asian Students’ Association celebrates Year of the Ox with Kahoot, origami

February 22, 2021
Sophomore William Tan takes the stage with Beethoven's Cello Sonata in C Major in his submission for the new Music and Film Journal.

Submissions open for new online music and film journal

February 3, 2021
The SAT Subject Tests and optional SAT Essay will be discontinued.

Students find relief after SAT subject tests, optional essay are discontinued

January 27, 2021
According to the Chicago Tribune, the City of Chicago plans to have 10,500 more bikes arrive by 2021.

Electric bikes: An efficient way to get outside and see the city

December 15, 2020
Senior Bethany Stephens, one of the presidents of FemStem, showcases how to draw scientific illustrations from neurons to molecules and physics.

FemStem members make videos to continue teaching stem during distance learning

December 8, 2020
Despite challenges of running the club on Zoom, members of Girl Up discuss topics such as girls’ education, marginalized voting groups and intersectional feminism.  

Girl Up organizes voter registration drive to increase election turnout

October 28, 2020
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