People fear the unknown. They fear death, losing their loved ones, seeing unfamiliar places: Anything their brain cannot fathom, anything they can not strongly define, they fear. And as June ushers in...
By NIMISHA KUMAR’ 22
This past year, Edison students dealt with a global mental health crisis due to the extenuating circumstances of the pandemic. Juggling academics and personal responsibilities...
By ALI AHMED ‘22 and ANNE LEE ‘22
COVID-19 has restricted the daily lives of students and administrators alike, forcing self-quarantining measures and social distancing. There has been a general...
By SIVARAGHA BUDDANA ‘22 and MANINDER DHESI ‘22
During the 2020-2021 school year, students and administrators alike have dealt with the several schedule changes imposed by the district to ensure...
By RIDHI GERA ‘23
Ayush Jasnani ‘21, a November Senior of the Month, has a mission, inspired by Mahatma Gandhi: “Be the change you want to see in the world.” When COVID-19 hit many teens took...
The first day. All heads seem to be turned towards you as you enter the main lobby of 50 Boulevard of the Eagles for the first time and walk towards the cafeteria before the homeroom bell rings....
By MANSI CHHANGAWALA ’23, ROBYN NEMETH ’23, and BLESSY PHILLIP ’23
Although television was at some point in black and white, the world has always been in color. From pillbox hats to bell bottoms,...
By MATEO MESA ‘21 and SHRAAVANI SONTAM ‘22
When asked to define art, Armaan Muchhala ‘21, Cassandra Scott ‘21, and Brandon Martin ‘21—members of the National Arts Honors Society—all stated...
By SHRIA PRAKASH '22 and JULIA WEBB '22
When someone experiences the death of a loved one, a tempest of emotions can follow, often ones that grieving humans do not readily understand. The five stages...
By JAYESH CHAURASIA ‘23 and PRAGYA SINGH ‘23
As the end of the year nears, AP Exams become a major cause of stress and worry among students. Following April's focus on state-testing--cancelled...
By MAHA MUSTENSIR ‘23 and VALLIKA NAYAK ‘21
High school is an understandably difficult time in the lives of students. From the struggle to discover their identities to the stress of college decisions,...
By SIA CHOKSHI ‘21
Today is National Superhero Day and for many people, their mothers or stepmothers are their superheroes. Over the past few weeks, I've spoken to five mothers about their experiences...
