Taliban Takeover Ignites Afghan Plight
Editors Brianna Mortimer, Harrison Getches, and Ashton Granger explore the status of Afghanistan and its refugees after US troops withdrew.
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News
- Oct 8
- 2 min
East Vaccination Rates: What You Need To Know
Wes Obmascik surveyed East High School Students about their reception of the COVID vaccine, and analyzes the results of the survey.
- Oct 8
- 2 min
What's Happening in Turkey?
Camille Haynes shines light on the climate crisis wreaking havoc across Turkey's environment and its impact on the countries people.
Opinions
- Oct 5
- 2 min
All Bark, No Bite
Tatum Blakesley voices her concerns over the length of the lunch period, exploring the consequences of giving students too little time.
- Oct 5
- 3 min
The Evolutionary Failure of Eating Eggs
Brianna Mortimer provides an in-depth view on the emotion of disgust when it comes to food, arguing eggs should trigger the peak of disgust,
- Oct 3
- 3 min
How Trump Changed America
Anika Voskuil examines the way the Trump Administration impacted the role of the President and the sanctity of elections in our country.
- Sep 21
- 3 min
A Look in the Mirror
Maya HaLevi exposes the consequences that social and formal media impose on people about their bodies.
Features
- Oct 12
- 3 min
Meet East's New Principal, Ms. Terita Walker
Gabby Robinson interviews the new East High School Principal, Terita Walker, and discusses her plans for East's future.
- Oct 5
- 4 min
Sasha Silverman is Her Own World
Brianna Mortimer features East High Junior Sasha Silverman and her passions for art, while also highlighting the beauty in her mind.
Culture
- Oct 5
- 3 min
Contrasting Cultures
Candela Hernandez compares the cultures of her homeland of Spain, and the United States, where she is visiting as an exchange student.
- Oct 5
- 3 min
Donda Review
Teague Roark, Gabriella Robinson, and Calvin Postal dive into East High student's thoughts on Kanye West's new album, "Donda".
- Oct 5
- 3 min
Broken Promises: Interpreters Left Behind
Elin Lawrence points the spotlight towards the interpreters left behind by the United States withdrawal in Afghanistan.
