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Pristine academic records are often a standard to strive for in high school, but the sleepless nights and stress levels for these often unrealistic achievements are known only to the ones behind these records.

The Pressures of Academic Success

CASSANDRA PERERA ’27, Staff Writer June 12, 2025

It is a general fact that most high school students have a lot on their plates. The fear of inadequacy is ever-present, and the quest to embody the proverbial well-rounded student can seem impossible at times. In valiant efforts...

C2 Education is an academic destination, offering personal tutoring, standardized test preparation, and college admissions counseling to help students achieve their goals, located on Route 27 in Edison.

EHS Scholars’ Second Classroom

ESHAN JHAVERI ’27, Features Editor June 6, 2025

Tucked beside the whirring coffee machines of Frappe Joe Coffee Roasters on Parsonage Road, students work hard toward their dreams. Inside C2 Education of Edison, students prepare for their futures and work towards their dreams...

Dreams are mysterious phenomena that influence, and are influenced, by real-world experiences and ideas.

Dreams: The Puppeteer of Human Behavior

JOSHUA RAJ ’28, Staff Writer June 5, 2025

There are many theories about what dreams are, what they mean, and why we have them. While science attempts to understand the nature of dreams, the public continues to believe that dreams contain important, hidden truths. But...

Hobbies are outlets of creativity and freedom that can influence social and personal lives.

Finding Yourself: How Hobbies Shape Our Lives

ANGELINA KAUR ’28 and SOPHIA WU ’28 June 4, 2025

Playing sports, gaming, and spending time with friends—while these topics may seem unrelated, they are all hobbies that shape who we are. Hobbies deeply influence a person’s identity, ranging from social circles to life choices....

School brings a lot of stress and anxiety to students. What are some ways to alleviate those negative feelings?

Ways to Reduce Stress & Anxiety Amongst Students

MATTHEW TAM ’28, Staff Writer May 23, 2025

During the school year, it seems that many students can agree on one thing about their mental state: Their stress and anxiety levels are high. With grades, exams, and procrastination, it is easy for students to feel overwhelmed...

Kingda Ka, formerly the world's tallest and fastest rollercoaster, on a foggy morning at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey.

Long Live Kingda Ka… Or Not

EMMA MERCADO ‘28, Staff Writer May 8, 2025

On February 28, 2025, Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson Township, New Jersey demolished their record-setting ride—Kingda Ka. The park estimates that about twelve million people have ridden the roller coaster throughout its...

As Apple continues to expand compatibility for Apple Intelligence, its expenditure is expected to continue rising as well. Has Apple Intelligence made a noticeable impact in your life?

Apple’s Billion-Dollar Bet on the United States

VIHAAN RAJAGOPAL ’28, Staff Writer May 5, 2025

From founder Steve Jobs to Business Executive Tim Cook, Apple has brought us more and more surprises. Recently, Cook announced a record-breaking investment in the United States. With Apple promising to invest over $500 billion,...

With varying times of productivity throughout the day, how does it affect each person and their ability to get things done?

Productivity on the Clock

MADHUHASINI VENKATEESWAR ’28, Staff Writer April 25, 2025

In schools across the country, students and teachers feel changes in energy levels throughout the day. As a result, some class periods are more productive than others. Many factors influence changing energy levels, including quality...

The BSU Showcase comes to an end, leaving everyone excited for what's to come next year.

BSU “Shows” Pride

DIYA PATEL ’27 and MYA QUEST ’27 April 23, 2025

The 2025 Black Student Union (BSU) Annual Show, which adorned the theme of a Historically Black College/University (HBCU) homecoming this year, impressed many students and teachers alike. It showcased students collaborating to...

During Ramadan, Muslims dedicate extra time to reading and reflecting on the Quran, the holy book of Islam, and using prayer beads, Tasbih, to recite specific phrases to honor Allah.

Fasting And Learning: Ramadan At EHS

HAREEM SOHAIL ‘25, People Editor April 23, 2025

As the sun rises and sets, millions of Muslims worldwide fast from dawn to dusk during the holy month of Ramadan. It’s not just about skipping meals—it’s a time for reflection, self-control, and community.  Just before...

On Main Street in Downtown Metuchen, What's The Scoop is a popular ice cream shop destination serving sweet treats.

EHS Students’ Sweet Escape

ESHAN JHAVERI ‘27, Staff Writer April 3, 2025

What’s the Scoop, Metuchen’s home-made premium ice cream shop, has been run by Rutgers graduate Michael Schutz for the past nine years. This local business can be found on Main Street of Downtown Metuchen, across the street...

Originating in 16th century France, April Fools has come to be a time for amusing pranks and laughter.

From Past to Present: The Day of Deception

This April 1, many EHS students look forward to pranking friends and family for April Fools’ Day. From a mix-up in the timing of the new year to the escapades seen today, April Fools’ has greatly changed throughout the past,...

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