The Amistad Project
By SHRINIDHI RAMACHANDRAN ‘23 For many years, African Americans have not earned the recognition they deserve. Eighteen years ago, New Jersey’s Education Department established a law…
Inequality in the Music Industry
By ALEXANDER BELEM ‘21 There has always been inequality in the music industry and it has gone unrecognized until the recent 2021 Grammy nominations. Black artists…
A More Diverse Reading List: Should the English Curriculum be Updated?
By OLIVIA MORALES ’22 When it comes to the Edison Public High Schools’ English curriculum, there is a lack of diversity in writers. In the district,…
Editorial: Don’t Be Biased – Black Lives Still Matter
By SCHYLAR SATCHELL ‘21 In June 2020, I wrote an editorial for The Eagle’s Eye detailing the victims of police brutality and inequalities challenging the wellbeing…
Eagle Exclusive: an Insight into Frontline Workers During the Pandemic
By MAHA MUSTENSIR ’23 and RIDHI GERA ’23 In June, Netflix debuted a new documentary series entitled Lenox Hill, which follow the lives of the staff…
Dance Teacher by Day, Performance Counselor by Night: Vicki Jenkins
By SIA CHOKSHI ‘21 Four years ago, Ms. Vicki Jenkins established a brand new addition to our school’s art department: dance. All schools in New Jersey…
Many Perspectives: EHS Adapts to Remote Learning
By SAANVI BHUTEJA ‘23, PRAGYA SINGH ‘23, and VASUMATHI VENKAT ‘22 Looking back at March 13 of 2020, many people, including students and teachers, believed that…
Teacher by Day, Director by Night: Maureen O’Connor
By SIA CHOKSI ‘21 Most teachers love what they do, but Mrs. O’Connor has a special connection to what she does. Ever since she was an…
Teacher by Day, Writer by Night: Gene Nasser
By SIA CHOKSHI ‘21 “Life is about finding your passion or your bliss.” Luckily for Dr. Nasser, he was able to find both in what he…
“What Can a Kid from South Edison do?”
By HANNAH STEINLAUF ’22 “What can a kid from South Edison do?” is a question often lurking in the back of the minds of many Edison…
A Trip Down Memory Lane: Crossing 2000s St and 2010s Ave
By HENA PATEL ‘23, PARASKEVI DIMITRAKOPOULOS ‘23 What to Expect in 2020: The fantasies of yesterday are slowly creeping up behind us. Huge technological advancements are…
Teacher by Day, Backstage by Night: Roseanna Scimone
By SIA CHOKSHI ’21 Time management is difficult for everyone, but Ms. Roseanna Scimone has found a creative outlet that does not interfere with her time…
Teacher By Day…
By SIA CHOKSHI ’21 Teacher by Day, Soccer Player by Night Like many students, teachers need stress relievers, and for Mrs. Diane Frey, soccer is one…
Rebecca Cao ‘20 and the Princeton Creative Arts and Humanities Symposium
By MARK ROSARIO ’20 When Rebecca Cao ‘20 arrived on Princeton University’s campus on Friday, October 18, she was so excited she “couldn’t stop smiling.” Cao…