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Rithika Gunasekaran '27 plays the role of Senator Rossum, becoming the focus of community activism and support. This scene highlights the book's themes of engagement and the power of young people in driving political change.

Definitely So!

Just last month, the presidential election took place. With it, a lot of political opinions have risen in EHS students. We aren't here to make any controversial statements, though—we're just here to recommend the perfect book...

Rithika Gunasekaran '27 and Solai Ramasubramaniyam '27 delve deep into the intricate story of the "Firekeeper's Daughter" by Angeline Boulley. The book covers essential themes such as identity, coming-of-age, family and community, justice, and generational trauma.

Boulley’s Daughter is Definitely a Keeper

Last month celebrated Native American Heritage month and we (as always) have the perfect book to honor it. There aren’t many Y.A. novels with Native American protagonists, but Firekeeper’s Daughter by Angeline Boulley is an...

Dannijames Vergara '25 as East and Layna Ortiz-Albino '25 as Glory as East locates their small, unorganized town on the map of Maine.

Northern Lights and the Paths of Love: Alm♡st, Maine

EMMA MERCADO '28, Staff Writer December 9, 2024

On October 25 and 26, the Edison High auditorium opened its welcoming doors to the Drama Department’s fall production of Almost, Maine. Overall, the play was an enjoyable and entertaining performance, focusing on some very traditional...

Cozy up with a cup of coffee and your headphones to listen to all of the fall vibes in music form with our ultimate autumn playlist.

Inside Edison’s AirPods: Fall-ing for Cozy Tunes

ALAINA SHINDE '26, Copy Editor November 25, 2024

As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, fall brings its own soundtrack—a blend of cozy, reflective, and uplifting tunes. Whether it’s the nostalgia of a rainy afternoon (a welcome change after the recent drought) or...

Solai Ramasubramaniyam '27 and Rithika Gunasekaran '27 enact a scene of horror and fright, much like the genre of Grady Hendrix's book, 'Final Girl Support Group'.

Book Review Support Group

RITHIKA GUNASEKARAN ‘27, SOLAI RAMASUBRAMANIYAM ‘27 November 20, 2024

Fall is infamously known for its eerie atmosphere. With the leaves falling and the celebration of Halloween, the month of October is known for its spookiness. This mysterious time celebrated by watching horror movies and playing...

Rithika Gunasekaran '27 and Solai Ramasubramaniyam '27 act as Julia and Olga Reyes, the two sisters in the young adult novel "I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter."

I Am Not Your Perfect Y.A. Book

The time has come again for National Hispanic Heritage Month: a month dedicated to the works and accomplishments of Latino and Hispanic people. I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter by Erika Sanchez is considered an honorable...

Rithika Gunasekaran '27 and Solai Ramasubramaniyam '27 represent the relationship between Wes Bennett and Liz Buxbaum from the well-known novel, 'Better Than the Movies' by Lynn Painter.

Nothing Gets Better Than the Movies

There’s a trope, there’s a swoon-worthy character, and there’s a love story. Better Than the Movies by Lynn Painter is the quintessence of a cute romance-comedy. Liz Buxbaum has always believed in love but has outdated ideas...

Pearl Jam's twelfth studio record "Dark Matter" has peaked at #1 on Top Rock, Hard Rock, and Alternative Albums.  The album has been critically acclaimed and positively received by fans.

Pearl Jam is Still “Alive”

DEREK DUDEK '25, Staff Writer October 14, 2024

Thirty three years since Pearl Jam broke out onto the music scene with masterpiece album Ten, the band has produced a new album of incredibly high quality—a feat die-hard fans like myself didn’t expect. This new album Dark...

Rithika Gunasekaran '27 and Solai Ramasubramaniyam '27 read the well-known novel "To Kill a Mockingbird," by Harper Lee, for the 10th grade honors summer reading assignment. The two students explored the numerous important themes in the text that Lee tries to convey as the story takes place in the 1900s in the fictional town: Maycomb, Alabama.

To Kill a Mockingbird or To Harm a Student?

What do we think of when summer crosses our minds? We think of sunsets and beaches and never-ending fun. But wait, there’s one more summer activity that’s not as exciting: summer reading.  This year, Edison High's rising...

Summer is here; flowers are in bloom. Find out the flower that matches with you.

️April Showers Bring May Flowers

SCARLETT GIL '27 and SARA GERALDES ‘27 June 11, 2024

Astrology is most commonly used to determine one's personality. The twelve zodiac signs can be represented by various symbols—such as flowers, which invoke certain emotions and symbolism. As summer approaches and flowers are...

Rithika Gunasekaran '27 and Solai Ramasubramaniyam '27 reenacting a famous scene from the book, "Song of Achilles" by Madeline Miller, where protagonists Patroclus, the expelled prince, and Achilles, the fated "best warrior" train together.

The Song of Achilles: A Gift 100 Times Better Than the Trojan Horse

Homer wrote the Iliad. Yes, we know this. The real question is when he wrote it… Yup, that’s right. All the way back in good old 650 BCE. If you’re not intimidated by that, go ahead and read the Iliad. But for the rest...

Looking for a quick and easy dessert recipe? Well, these microwave mug cakes will become your new obsession; these treats will surely satisfy your cravings and can be enjoyed within minutes of preparation!

“Bake” You A Smile

SAIRA MOHID '26, Staff Writer June 7, 2024

Dessert is undeniably the best part of any meal, but with a busy schedule, you may not have the time or energy to make a complicated sweet treat. Sometimes our sweet cravings surface unannounced, and no-bake desserts are perfect...

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