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Classy advice

Story by Mia Hagerstrom
March 20, 2023

Recharging creates productivity

Story by Tyler Keefe, Writer
February 8, 2023

Wait to walk

Story by Tyler Keefe, Writer
February 8, 2023

Pay or Play?

Story by Ky Bey, Staff Writer
January 10, 2023
Speaking a crowd of community members at a political event in the high school gym alongside Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, Representative Elissa Slotkin captivates the audience with various stories from the campaign trail and D.C. At the event, Slotkin primarily spoke about political polarization, extremism on both sides of the aisle and her relationship with Cheney.

EDITORIAL: On election day, make the only reasonable choice

Story by The Portrait Editorial Board
November 4, 2022
A monitor showing a live feed of the main door sits next to secretary, Nikie Tabors desk. She uses it to check peoples credentials before letting them enter the school.

Stay on the Safe Side

Story by Holyn Walsh, Writer
March 21, 2022
Monte Piloto (11) described the SAT as restricting. This especially applies to underprivileged students who have less time and money to spend preparing. Photo by Allison Treanor

How the SAT is failing the test of time

Story by Allison Treanor, Lifestyle editor
March 21, 2022

Pro/Con: Should Halloween celebrations be canceled at ELPS?

Story by Sumaya Suber and Frankie Calabrese Barton
November 18, 2021
A Cry for Help

A Cry for Help

Story by Axel Stein
May 27, 2021
Anaiis Rios-Kasoga (12), pictured May 25 outside ELHS. Annais, as the student body president, will be giving the graduation speech this year. In a normal year, the speaker is chosen based on the merit of their speech by Student Congress. Photo by Aliyah Pratomo

The Valedictorian- An Honor or an Ordeal?

May 27, 2021
Map of the 1819 Treaty of Saginaw cession. We live on land traditionally owned by the Anishinabeg.

Settled Ground

Story by Edith Pendell, Social Media Editor
May 27, 2021
ELHS counselors Nicole Moore-Coss, Joshua Barrons, and Sheryl Scott outside their office in the student services office on May 25. Photo by Anaiis Rios Kasoga

The scheduling situation

Story by Allison Treanor
May 27, 2021
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