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In recent times, it appears that the school spirit that once blossomed in our hallways has disappeared. What happened?

Is it Spirit Week or is the Spirit Weak?

SRIYUTHA KOLAGANI '27, Staff Writer November 18, 2024

If you were to stroll into Edison High School’s most recent pep rally, you might have been struck by the deafening silence that filled the football field. No, this wasn’t some avant-garde performance art piece. This was supposed...

Many high schoolers often struggle to find a balance between academic and social life; however, there are many tips and tricks to ensure you're on top of your responsibilities.

Want to Make Your Life Easier?

TANUSH KANDPAL '27 November 3, 2024

High school students often face a common dilemma on whether to procrastinate on an assignment or complete it right away. As the school year progresses, many high school students are drowned by the work they are given, oftentimes...

Newly elected Class of 2025 president Derek Dudek has some exciting announcements to make for the coming year.

New Year, New Column, New Spirit

DEREK DUDEK '25, Staff Writer October 14, 2024

Hey Eagles, hope you enjoyed your summer. It’s time for the 2024-25 school year, and it’s great to be back in school! Totally not obligated to write that as StuCo President. This year is going to be fun, and you’re going...

Newly elected Class of 2025 president Derek Dudek has some exciting announcements to make for the coming year.

Looking Forward to September

June 12, 2024

Hey Eagles. Welcome to the first edition of Dudek’s Desk. Don’t worry, as you read this, you’re not going to have to READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE IN ALL CAPS as you may have had to with a certain past politician’s tweets, and...

The word "acoustic" has evolved as slang to refer to autism.

People Aren’t Guitars, So Why Are We Calling Them Acoustic?

GABRIELLE DHARMAWAN ‘25, Editor-in-Chief June 7, 2024

Are you “vertically challenged”? The English language extends far beyond the Edison High classroom. Linguistics, the study of language, seems as mundane and irrelevant to life as writing a 1,000 word essay on why an author...

While high school nonprofits show initiative, many see their end after a student goes to college, as many times, the sole reason for the nonprofit was for college applications.

Teen Philanthropy: Crafting Compassion or College Credentials?

MEHER MEHTA '25, People Editor May 28, 2024

Did you know that Cornell’s acceptance rate for their class of 2008 was almost 30%? Twenty years later, the acceptance rate has dwindled to a mere 7.34%. As these percentages continue to plummet, the rat-race of college admissions...

Taylor Swift seems to have the Midas touch on the NFL, but many are wondering if that's really a good thing.

The Super Bowl: (Taylor’s Version)?

“You have no idea when the camera is putting you in the broadcast, so I don’t know if I’m being shown 17 times or once.” It was the Chicago Bears versus the Kansas City Chiefs, on September 24th, 2023. A familiar sight...

Students often ignore the consequences associated with vaping.

Vaping: The Silent Threat Amongst the Youth, Ignored at What Cost?

PAOLA MACIAS ‘26, Staff Writer March 24, 2024

It took humanity over more than a century to learn the dangers of nicotine and tobacco. How long will it take for us to recognize how harmful the use of e-cigarettes (otherwise known as vapes) is? History repeats itself in different...

Many memorable moments were made this weekend, so what's the breakdown of these big events in the basketball world?

From Collabs to Controversy

From Friday, February 16 to Sunday, February 18, the National Basketball Association (NBA) hosted its annual All-Star Weekend in Indianapolis, Indiana. The main highlights of the weekend included the three-point contest between...

Love is in the air, and nothing is left to spare as people purchase Valentine's Day gifts for their partners, friends, or even themselves.

Cupid Continues to Bleed Us Dry

CASSANDRA PERERA ‘27 February 14, 2024

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Between various companies immediately pushing their heart-themed products into stores and persistent influencer social media posts, everyone knows about this day of love. For most,...

Super Bowl Delayed Opening Article

Football, Halftime Show… Delayed Opening?

DEREK DUDEK ‘25, Staff Writer February 11, 2024

Every year, over a hundred million adults and kids suffer through a painful, sleep-deprived February Monday. Some say a solution could be to break tradition and move the Super Bowl to Saturday, while others suggest closing school...

In the past, the holidays were more about family; however, now, it's about the glamor of the season.

The Ghost of Christmas Cheer

SCARLETT GIL ‘27 and SARA GERALDES ‘27 December 19, 2023

People often correlate the months of October through December with joy, celebration, and the general welfare of their community. Activities such as gathering, gifting, and gratitude are the quintessentials of the festive season....

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