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BREAKING STORIES
The opening and closing ceremonies stage setup at Harrahs Resort in Atlantic City. Many guest speakers, awards, and speeches were given on stage during the entirety of the opening and closing ceremonies at SCDC.
Edison High DECA Shines at SCDC
May 2, 2024
On April 26th, EHS students will vote for their next Student Council board members.
Students Aim to be Nest’s New Leaders
April 25, 2024
Hailey Noble ‘24, Maxximus Khanacharoen ‘24, Alexander Tolentino ‘24, and Pauline Fernandez ‘24 look at music before the Guitar Ensemble winter concert, recreating the Beatles famous album cover.
Guitar Ensemble’s First-Ever Concert Performance Becomes a Strumming Success
April 16, 2024
Over 700 cans were collected in the main lobby during the month of February to donate to St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church on Old Post Road.
Cans, Cans, and More Cans
April 12, 2024
Students participate in the Balloon Pop game, where they attempt to move through the gym floor with a balloon between their legs. They then sit on a chair and pop the balloon.
Five Events, Four Classes, One Winner
April 9, 2024
Edison Highs shining new lockers line the hallway. However, due to complications, they havent been given out yet.
Unlocking Edison High’s Locker Dilemma: Part 2
April 7, 2024
Fast fashion is a tug of war that hangs by a thread in the hands of everyday consumers looking for a trendy bargain.
Fast Fashion: Style over Sustainability
April 29, 2024
Its important to manage your time and be on top of your work and tasks; otherwise, the results will be less than pleasant.
“I wish I knew this sooner”
April 28, 2024
Many clubs host bake sales after school, with a variety of options including cookies, brownies, cupcakes, pizza, and much more, to increase their funds as well as build community relationships. Not only does it increase funds for the club, it also encourages school spirit.
Community in Cuisine
April 16, 2024
Holi is holiday which marks the arrival of Spring in India. People traditionally throw colored pigments on each other to celebrate luck, and the triumph of good over evil.
From Past to Present: The Festival of Colors
April 9, 2024
The final product of the Tres Leche Cake is as delicious as it is pretty.
De dulce tradición to Culinary Delight
March 25, 2024
What can you do to help your group ace your project?
How To: Conquering Group Projects
March 24, 2024
Taylor Swift seems to have the Midas touch on the NFL, but many are wondering if thats really a good thing.
The Super Bowl: (Taylor’s Version)?
March 26, 2024
Students often ignore the consequences associated with vaping.
Vaping: The Silent Threat Amongst the Youth, Ignored at What Cost?
March 24, 2024
Many memorable moments were made this weekend, so whats the breakdown of these big events in the basketball world?
From Collabs to Controversy
March 22, 2024
Love is in the air, and nothing is left to spare as people purchase Valentines Day gifts for their partners, friends, or even themselves.
Cupid Continues to Bleed Us Dry
February 14, 2024
Super Bowl Delayed Opening Article
Football, Halftime Show… Delayed Opening?
February 11, 2024
In the past, the holidays were more about family; however, now, its about the glamor of the season.
The Ghost of Christmas Cheer
December 19, 2023
Mrunmaee Bansode 24 asks Dr. Edward Aldarelli a question on the Edison Township school district during a press conference in the Media Center.
New Superintendent Brings New Hopes for Students
January 9, 2024
Students grudgingly take a standardized test in a classroom.
The Low Standards of Standardized Testing
June 14, 2023
The ban on Google Chat has frustrated both students and teachers and has made it difficult to communicate. Students now see a blocked screen instead of the usual Google Chat setup.
Missing Chat Exposes a Missing Education
March 15, 2023
Each November were told to Give Thanks, but have we forgotten what that means?
Put The Thanks Back In Thanksgiving
November 7, 2022
Edison High School
No More Thoughts and Prayers
June 8, 2022
Editorial: Don’t Our Voices Count?
Editorial: Don’t Our Voices Count?
November 19, 2021
-ber This Place?, the Congressional Art Competition nominated piece is an oil painting that depicts the deteriorating state of ones room, typically in a period of grief.
The Painter that Made it to Pallone: Emily Park
May 2, 2024
Ms. Dawn Penny teaches the Civil Rights Movement to her U.S. History 2 class. Penny believes students must learn to manage time and implement it in any aspect of life.
Penny’s Advice: Mastering Time Management
May 2, 2024
Biology teacher Ms. Michele Miller has found a unique way to make lessons interactive with her class pet, Nessie.
Teacher’s Pet: Loch Ness Monster 2.0
April 16, 2024
Ms. Andriano teaches rules of signs to her freshmen STEM Algebra 2H class in period 12. She focuses on teaching her students step by step, as their understanding of the lesson is of utmost importance to her.
Andriano’s Advice: Empower Growth
March 27, 2024
Language Arts teacher Mr. James Napoli teaches the End-of-Course Exam Part A structure to his 11th grade AP Seminar class.
Napoli’s Advice: Embrace Imperfection
March 15, 2024
Andriano with her students from Yvonnes School Of Dance.
Teacher by Day, Dance Instructor by Night
February 16, 2024
Shiloh Estoque 24, Aprils Rotary Senior of the Month, poses at Track Nationals where he represents the Edison High track and field team.
Estoque Scores as Rotary April Senior of the Month
May 2, 2024
Claudia Wedzi 24, the April Rotary Senior of the Month, says her high school experience has been transformative.
Wedzi Works Her Way Up
May 2, 2024
Sushanth Balaraman ‘24 has been chosen as March’s Rotary Senior of the Month for Edison High School.
Balaraman Takes the Lead At The Nest
March 26, 2024
Mei Kim 24 has been selected as the Rotary Senior of the Month for March.
Kim Kills It as March’s Rotary Senior of the Month
March 10, 2024
Jimmy Le, Februarys Rotary Senior of the Month, stands tall and upright in front of Radio City Music Hall.
Jimmy the Tech Devotee
February 25, 2024
Kristina Persaud 24 has been selected as the Rotary Senior of the Month for February.
National Business Honor Society President, Persaud, Perseveres
February 14, 2024
This month, were celebrating Asian Americans and Pacific Islander artists and their music, ranging from hip-hop and rock to K-Pop and Bollywood.
Inside Edison’s AirPods: Celebrating AAPI Artists
May 14, 2024
Dune: Part 2 has taken the world by storm. But, how good is it, and does it live up to the legendary books reputation?
A Reality To Experience: Dune Part Two
May 14, 2024
The latest, hot new class, Slang 101, flips the skibbidy script.
EHS Welcomes Bussin’ New Class for Slang
May 9, 2024
If you ever tire of reading about Christoper Columbus as you prepare for exams, perhaps you should meet with him instead.
Time-Traveling APUSH Student Explores With Columbus, Gets 5 On Exam
May 9, 2024
In honor of AAPI Month, Solai Ramasubramaniyam 27 and Rithika Gunasekaran 27 read Aru Shah and the End of Time, which incorporates a modern twist on Hindu mythology.
AAPI Month: BookTalk Style
May 6, 2024
A concert graphic at Madison Square Garden displaying Billy Joels sold-out performance before the show.
Historic Event Celebrates a Living Legend
April 26, 2024
Giuseppes Little Car
Giuseppe’s Little Car
May 14, 2024
The Tipping Tipster
The Tipping Tipster
May 10, 2024
Monster of the Sea
Monster of the Sea
May 7, 2024
Awesome Sauce
Awesome Sauce
May 3, 2024
The Magic Words
The Magic Words
April 30, 2024
Give Me Donuts or Give Me Death
Give Me Donuts or Give Me Death
April 26, 2024
On the air. Unaware. . .The world is watching.
A Cautionary Warning for the Digital Age
March 21, 2024
All the power on earth cant change destiny
The Godfather Part III (1990): Reflections in Redemption and Government Corruption
February 15, 2024
Real power cant be given. It must be taken
The Godfather Part II (1974): A Duology of Legacy and the American Dream
February 8, 2024
An offer you cant refuse.
The Godfather (1972): An Epic in Family, Decisions, and Duality of Power
February 1, 2024
A family comedy without the family.
Home Alone (1990): An Unforgettable Christmas Classic & Icon
December 19, 2023
Life is like a box of chocolates... you never know what youre gonna get.
Forrest Gump (1994): A Tale of Resilience and Embracing Life
December 13, 2023
BIRDLE - 05/07/24
BIRDLE – 05/07/24
May 7, 2024
BIRDLE - 05/06/24
BIRDLE – 05/06/24
May 6, 2024
BIRDLE - 5/03/24
BIRDLE – 5/03/24
May 3, 2024
BIRDLE - 5/02/24
BIRDLE – 5/02/24
May 3, 2024
BIRDLE - 5/01/24
BIRDLE – 5/01/24
May 1, 2024
BIRDLE - 4/26/24
BIRDLE – 4/26/24
April 26, 2024
Bryce Hickerson 26 runs alongside an opponent from East Brunswick High School during the final stretch of the Varsity Boys 4x800 relay.
Overwhelming Divisional Victory for Edison Track at Middlesex Relays
May 14, 2024
The Eagles face off against Barnegat in the 2021 Autism Awareness Challenge. The game, which has become a tradition for EHS Boys Baseball, saw a victory for this years team.
Edison High Beats Barnegat
May 14, 2024
Abhiram Vemula 26, Gavin Garcia 25, and Ajit Sivakumar 25 celebrate as they win a point against St. Joes.
Boys Volleyball Team Continues Killing It
May 6, 2024
Ashmit Gandhi 26 follows through on a forehand as he readies himself to return the ball.
Eagles Prevail Over Eagles
May 6, 2024
Mohammad Haady 24 (#19) and Abhiram Vemula 26 (#16) celebrate after winning a pivotal point against St. Joseph.
Edison’s Stunning Upset: Conquering the 11th-Ranked Team In The State
May 6, 2024
Adrian Zapala 24 and Brady Boslet 24 rise up for the block against an incoming attack by a hitter from the Old Bridge Knights.
Volleyball Victors
April 22, 2024
Colin Pridady 25 (left) running with the ball as he looks for an open teammate. Jocelyn Gross 24 (right) in a faceoff as she attempts to retrieve the ball from the opposing team.
Pridady Clears, Gross Nets
May 14, 2024
Noreen Amponsah ‘24 (left) representing Edison High at the Penn Relays as she runs her part of the relay. Tori’ahn Rattray ‘24 (right) running his part of the relay at the Greater Middlesex Conference meet.
Amponsah Relays, Rattray Jumps
May 13, 2024
Ava Austin 24 (left) posing on the softball field at Edison High. So far this season, Austin has a .559 average, nineteen hits, and has pitched 45 strikeouts. Chetan Kallam 26 (right) posing on the Edison High tennis courts. He poses with his racket that has brought his team several wins so far this season.
Austin Pitches, Kallam Swings
May 6, 2024
Jaxon Appelman 24 (left) focused on the opposing batter as he winds back to pitch. Lizzie Mellinger 24 (right) with the ball as she weaves through the opposing players on the field.
Appelman Throws, Mellinger Scores
May 6, 2024
Maha Khan 24 (left) at the edge of the goal after saving the ball and Brady Boslet 24 (right) looking at his team before getting ready to serve.
Khan Saves, Boslet Spikes
April 24, 2024
Pooja Katara 24 (left) standing with her awards from the GMC tournament and Fernando Avellan 26 (right) stands with his award of “Outstanding Wrestler of the Tournament.
Katara Strikes, Avellan Pins
February 9, 2024

The Eagle's Eye

The Eagle's Eye
All content by EHS ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT, ARANIEE SOTHILINGAM '25, EHS ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT
Ricky Harvey 24 (left) looking onto the football field. Isa Charles 25 (center) looking for open teammates to pass the ball. Jocelyn Gross ‘24 (right) ready to serve.

[Photo] Harvey Tackles, Charles Scores, Gross Blocks

ARANIEE SOTHILINGAM '25, Staff Writer
November 14, 2023
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