One Year and One Week of COVID-19
By VASUMATHI VENKAT ‘22 The tag #covidversary has been trending all over social media within the past week. After hitting this one year mark, we’ve been…
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…
Grades and Performance in a Pandemic
By NIKHIL DONEPUDI ‘21 Grades and grading are deeply ingrained in the educational system. Not only do students chase perfect scores and 4.0s, but teachers and…
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…
Our Heroes
By SIA CHOKSHI’21, SAANVI BHUTEJA ‘23, and MAHA MUSTENSIR ‘23 Black History Month runs from February 1 to March 1, a month that symbolizes the pivotal…
“What’s Next? Plans After High School”
By ABIGAIL ALVAREZ ‘21 and RUDRA JOSHI ‘21 As the endless college tabs of essays, spreadsheets, and Common App come to a close, so does our…
Editorial: Enough Waiting
By ALI AHMED ‘22 and SRINIDHI VENKATESH ‘22 Americans across our nation sat in shock, many glued to their televisions. Across Edison, students’ fingers raced across…
For Seniors, 2020 is Hindsight
By KASHISH VARSHNEY ‘21 There are a lot of mistakes (read: “stupid decisions”) I made throughout my years in high school. Things that I did that…
Six Hours of Staring in Silence: Mental Health and Virtual Learning
By ABIGAIL ALVAREZ ‘21 & RUDRA JOSHI ‘21 Remember seven months ago, when we could sit together in a classroom or joke with one another in…
College Challenge: Applications Amidst Pandemic
By JERRY CHEN ’22 and AKILAN MANIVANNAN ’22 To say the global pandemic impacted the lives of students would be a mere understatement. The 2020 school…
Myths and Nothing But Myths
By MOHITA ILAMURUGAN ‘24 There are a myriad of myths that dominate the way homophobic people think. One of the advisors of our very own Eagle’s…
Editorial: Burnout—Man’s Greatest Fear
By SIA CHOKSHI ’21, SAMHITHA SANGARAJU ’22, HANNAH STEINLAUF ’22, & KATHLEEN ZHOU ’21 Four students sit down after a long day of revising articles for…
How to Live Life Post-Quarantine
By SHRAVANI JOSHI ‘23 It is funny how a global pandemic can change our daily life, right? There we were, just minding our business, grumbling about…
Editorial: Black Lives Matter
By SCHYLAR SATCHELL ’21, MARK ROSARIO ’20, ISHA PATEL ’20, SAMHITA SASNGARAJU ’21, and HANNAH STEINLAUF ’21 Editorials reflect the official opinion of the school newspaper.…
VOTE on July 7th, 2020
By CAMERON KEATING ‘20 This year, the Class of 2020 turns eighteen years old, and therefore, gains the right to vote, by tradition. While the COVID-19…
Did Quarantine Really Ruin Senior Year?
By SERENA KLEIN ’20 Yesterday, I, along with my other senior friends recorded our virtual graduation over a Zoom call. Of all the sentences I thought…
The Coronavirus and Racism from the Perspective of an Asian-American
By KATHLEEN ZHOU ‘21 Why is it that some disasters promote unity, while others cause division? On January 7, the Chinese government announced the identification of…
EHS Students’ Feelings About Quarantine
By MARK ROSARIO ’20 Being locked at home during a quarantine is surreal. Life in lockdown can generate a mix of negative and positive emotions that…