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Even though graduation cords can show years of dedication and hard work, trendy counterfeits show a harsher truth of how colleges and workplaces won't care past your diploma.

For Graduation or Decoration?

LANNA DUTRA REIS ‘28, News Editor June 9, 2026

It’s 720 school days later, and you’re walking down that stage—hair set, outfit ready, with twelve honor cords draped around your neck. You collect your diploma and pause for a picture. No one knows your cords are fake. Graduation...

An alarming crisis looms as the digital age pulls our spines and forces the neck to bear an alarming 50-pound burden with every downward scroll.

Poor Posture Crisis

SHRISH PRASANNA ‘28, Op/Ed Editor June 5, 2026

Take a glance anywhere, whether it’s the bustling hallways of Edison High, an overcrowded NJ Transit train coach, or even the jam-packed auditorium of study hall; and you are guaranteed to find the same, silent, steady epidemic...

The Anthropic source code leak sparked a frantic scramble for damage control as the company faces a high-stakes crisis over its most valuable intellectual property.

Anthropic’s 2.5 Billion Dollar Mistake

VINAY RAJAN‘29, Staff Writer May 4, 2026

As a company that is preparing to go public on the biggest stock exchange in the world (New York Stock Exchange), Anthropic, the company otherwise known for its world-renowned AI assistant Claude, has just made one, if not the...

Is 'going to the theaters' really the hype today? Many movies aren't original and creative; new movies are a continuum of sequels and remakes.  This belief of "quantity over quality" from many studios is diminishing the appeal of going to the theaters.

The Fall of Hollywood

LANNA DUTRA REIS ‘28, Staff Writer May 4, 2026

Imagine walking into your local theater, laughing and beaming with a buzzing excitement that is transmitted to those around you. You take a seat in your recliner, with a refreshing drink in your left hand, cooling your nerves,...

As the population of EHS increases, the overcrowding issue becomes more noticeable by the day -- in classrooms, hallways, and everywhere in between.

Why Overcrowding Feels Like a Time Trap

ABHIGYA SINHA ‘26, Staff Writer April 28, 2026

When people talk about overcrowding, they usually think of too many students in one place. At Edison High School, that is definitely true. Classrooms are full, hallways are packed, and lunch is noisy. But overcrowding is more...

Phones in hand, EHS students navigate the day while lawmakers consider restricting devices in New Jersey schools.

New Year, New Phone Bill, New Nonsense

EMMA MERCADO ’28, Entertainment Editor February 26, 2026

Happy New Year, Edison High! New Jersey’s very own Governor, Phil Murphy, has welcomed the new year with a new phone ban bill, urging school districts to ban phone usage during school hours, but not before trying to convince...

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