For years, laws have kept people of color, specifically Black and indigenous people, out of higher institutions, overall preventing them from achieving intellectual greatness. The panacea has been affirmative action, a system...
After four years of effective leadership and exciting game highlights, Jayden Jackson ‘23 finalized his decision to attend the D1 school Temple University. With the support of family and friends, Jackson will compete at Temple’s...
This season has been physically and especially mentally challenging for Edison’s track teams. Through the efforts of the varsity and junior varsity athletes, coaches, and managers, this season has been outstanding.
The girls...
As the world advances with new technologies, the impact of a digitized education has been called into question. ChatGPT and GPTZero are two of the premier technologies in today's digitized education.
According to OpenAI (creators...
After a long season of willpower and achievement, the girls basketball team’s 2022-2023 season has come to an end. Throughout the season, the team’s overall performance and players individually astounded all at their peak....
As college acceptance letters have begun rolling in for the class of 2023, a wave of senioritis is sweeping across high schools. Senioritis, or a lack of motivation in seniors often characterized by minimal attention and missing...
At EHS, Ms. Karen Kirkpatrick teaches both an Introduction to African American and Diversity studies class. It seems as if a ball has begun rolling, and the College Board is sitting at the end of the hill with their brand new...
The swim team finished their 2022 to 2023 season with a record of 3–4. They placed fourth in the Blue Division with a score of 3–3 in the GMC.
Edison started off their season with a close loss against Colonia, which ended...
Joining the thirty eight other Advanced Placement classes, the College Board plans on introducing an AP Precalculus class in the coming year. The course, meant for anyone who has taken both Geometry and Algebra 2 or Integrated...
A cardboard mug made of clay, and a body-less woman with pearls. What do they have in common? Both are the creation of two EHS students.
Hyndavi Kakuru ‘23 and Valerie Kersting ‘23 had their pottery featured at a showcase...
The Lady Eagles cheer team ended their season on a high note, with both varsity and junior varsity teams bringing home a state title against fierce competition.
On February 25, both teams traveled to Middletown, New Jersey,...
Osiemo Runs
As winter track’s season “runs” strong, our first athlete of this week is Victor Osiemo ‘23.
Following his strong cross country season of this year, Osiemo has been having just as strong of a winter track...
