The Student Newspaper of Edison High School

The Eagle's Eye
(From left) Adriana Rymer '27, Chris Saavedra '26, Arianna Arias '27, Muhammad Ahmad '26, Kayen Lo '26, Samantha Brea '27, Shelsy Avila '26, Scarlett Gil '27, Ashmita Balaazhagan '27, Naimisha Kanamarlapudi '26, Diya Patel '27, and Paola Macias '26 pose for a group picture following a distribution.
Hands, Hearts, and Hope
June 14, 2026
Student leaders gather around a workshop table during a collaborative group activity at the RISE Student Leadership Conference.
Amplifying Voices, Inspiring Change
June 13, 2026
EHS' new softball field, completed in April, features brand-new sheds and a renovated turf, making it easier to store equipment and prepare for practices.
Stepping Up to the Plate
June 13, 2026
Mr. Charles Ross hosts one of his first pep rallies, sometime in the 2010-2011 school year. Ross has been a permanent fixture at such events throughout this time at EHS, working the crowd and recognizing student achievements.
Next Stop, Retirement!
June 11, 2026
Ms. Evan Craig's and Ms. Rodriguez's English classes engage in a virtual meeting with guest speaker Kyle Fraser, a practicing lawyer and former reality show participant.
Inmate to Lawyer Overnight
June 10, 2026
Principal Mr. Charles Ross speaks to the graduating class during Senior Night after receiving the Grand Lodge Distinguished Citizenship Award.
Bolder, Brighter, Better
June 9, 2026
Have you ever wanted to try curling? Check out this weekend's event at the South Plainfield Curling Club.
Do YOU Want To Be An Olympic Curler?
February 18, 2026
The AP Art Honors Society's submission to the Crosley Radio Contest. Voting is open until Friday, November 7.
AP Art Needs Your Help!
November 5, 2025
The Class of 2025 presents EHS Got Talent, coming to the stage Friday, January 24.
EHS Got Talent Is Here!
January 3, 2025
The annual EHS White Elephant Party will return this January.
White Elephant Party Returns
December 12, 2024
BSU Sells Sugar Shoutouts
BSU Sells Sugar Shoutouts
December 11, 2024
Toys for Tots
Toys for Tots
December 11, 2024
Athletes balance recovery with unwavering support for the team they love.
Grounded Eagles
June 4, 2026
(Day 3) EHS students stand in front of Spain's famous Sagrada Familia, capturing a moment from their guided tour of Barcelona and encouraging them to appreciate the Spanish architecture. People: Elias Cotton '26, Michael Florentino '27, Keanu Balon '27, Alex De Oliveira '27, Jazlyn Diaz, Senora Elizabeth Fedowitz, Daniel Luistro '27, Paris Andrews '27, Senora Alexandra Van de Wetering, Scarlett Gil '27, Guliana Galtes '27, Samantha Brea '27
From Edison to España: A Cultural Exchange Experience
May 5, 2026
Is it within our capacity to control the corruptive “mindflayer”?
Thoughts Can Trap Us: You can Learn to Overpower them
May 3, 2026
Who loves whom more, pets or humans?
Paw-sitive plays and Teen pet days
May 3, 2026
Fast food is affordable, quick, and tasty. However, there are limits to how much one should consume, as well as healthier alternatives.
Salt, Sugar, and Silence
May 2, 2026
With money playing a significant role in their everyday lives, how do students manage this financial responsibility?
From Paychecks to Portfolios
April 14, 2026
For teenagers, learning to cook is not only a practical skill but also a gateway to connection.
Inheriting the Culinary Arts as a Recipe For Success
June 11, 2026
Now, solely a shell of pretty faces and half-baked plots, modern rom-coms don't have the timeless or authenticity like they used to.
The Golden Age of Romcoms—and Why That Was Left Behind
June 11, 2026
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?
June 9, 2026
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
June 5, 2026
A user scrolls through TikTok as debate over the app’s national security implications continues.
The Final Chapter: TikTok, Politics, and Public Trust
May 14, 2026
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
May 4, 2026
After renovations, EHS' walls, once full of historic photos and student art, are now a sterile gray.
New Hallways, No History
October 14, 2025
Resolving student debt can feel like a Sisyphean task, especially for immigrant, undocumented, and international students.
The Sisyphean Struggle for Student Aid
March 19, 2025
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 we're told to "Give Thanks," but have we forgotten what that means?
Put The Thanks Back In Thanksgiving
November 7, 2022
Rotary's June Senior of the Month Nandini Chandra '26 encourages underclassmen to pivot and adapt when plans don't go as expected.
Chandra Serves Court and Community
June 13, 2026
Valedictorian Ishani Bakshi '26 (left) and Salutatorian Hrishi Shah '26 pose in their college gear, crediting their academic success to hands-on learning and proactive study habits.
Bakshi and Shah Honored as Valedictorian and Salutatorian
June 12, 2026
Kapaj, as a young girl, stands between her Albanian parents who came to the United States in 2007.
Personal Narrative: “Amerikane”
June 10, 2026
An English teacher for over 3 decades, Mr. Patrick McCaffery has taught nearly all levels of English at EHS.
Every Teacher Has Their Story
June 10, 2026
Rotary’s May Senior of the Month, Samyuktha Vijayakumar Nair ’26, encourages students to remain hopeful in the face of difficulties, stressing that life will work out in the end.
Nair Advocates for Student Nutrition
June 9, 2026
Rotary's April Senior of the Month, Annalise Dantes '26, displays a poster of her high school memories during cross country senior night. Dantes encourages students to take advantage of opportunities to build their futures.
Dantes Rises to Every Challenge
May 21, 2026
Rotary's June Senior of the Month Nandini Chandra '26 encourages underclassmen to pivot and adapt when plans don't go as expected.
Chandra Serves Court and Community
June 13, 2026
Rotary's April Senior of the Month, Annalise Dantes '26, displays a poster of her high school memories during cross country senior night. Dantes encourages students to take advantage of opportunities to build their futures.
Dantes Rises to Every Challenge
May 21, 2026
Syesha Fraser ‘26 poses with her award, noting that serving as Class President was the most meaningful leadership role of her time at Edison High.
Fraser Builds a Legacy of Leadership
May 19, 2026
Rotary's March Senior of the Month, Chris Saavedra '26, encourages his peers to pursue what brings them joy and feel fulfillment in life.
Saavedra Leads with Service and Spirit
May 11, 2026
Rotary’s January Senior of the Month Zeynep Kacan ‘26 poses on the Brooklyn Bridge with the Manhattan skyline in the background. She encourages students not to measure their success through comparison.
Kacan Writes Her Own Story
February 6, 2026
Homecoming King nominee Aprant Sahoo '26 named his parents as his strongest support system and exhibits gratitude for his high school guides and mentors.
Sahoo Excels Through Balance and Independence
February 6, 2026
The board of the Hands of Hope For the Community food bank (L-R: Raghu Naik, Kush Patel, Stephen Dennis, Charles Tomaro, Raj Juttukonda, and Aaron Mansbach) are proud of their community work.
A Conversation With Hands of Hope
June 12, 2025
Guidance Supervisor Dr. Diane Braungard-Galayda is committed to assisting and overseeing the academic and personal wellbeing of students and her staff.
A Conversation With Dr. Braungard
May 29, 2025
Assistant Principal Mr. Matthew Zapoticzny is the newest member of the administrative team, but is dedicated to the wellbeing of students and staff.
A Conversation With Mr. Zapoticzny
May 21, 2025
Congressman Frank Pallone (D-NJ) has served New Jersey's 6th congressional district with the determination to serve his constituents with their best interests in mind.
A Conversation with Congressman Frank Pallone
May 16, 2025
Mr. Sam Joshi, Mayor of Edison, holds the strong belief that leadership requires listening to others and working hard for their best interests.
A Conversation With Mayor Sam Joshi
May 5, 2025
Ronald G. Rios, the Director of the Board of County Commissioners of Middlesex County, believes it's important to lead with integrity and honesty.
A Conversation With Ronald G. Rios
April 25, 2025
As school winds down for the summer, here are some great shows that will surely entertain you.
School’s Out, TVs Are On
June 12, 2026
"He loved the American Dream...with a vengeance."
Scarface (1983): A Drug-Filled Spectacle of Excess and Fulfillment
June 12, 2026
Whether you're a new fan or a long-time supporter, "The Mandalorian & Grogu" movie is a great watch that follows the characters Grogu and Din Djarin.
In a Galaxy Not So Far Away
June 11, 2026
Students suddenly discover a passion for cafeteria food when extra credit is on the menu.
Teachers offer extra credit for eating lunch?
June 9, 2026
Released on March 27, 2026, "Whatever's Clever!" by Charlie Puth isn't his typical pop.
Looking Inward
June 6, 2026
A lucky graduate gets a photo with the infamous John Cena at EHS Graduation 2026.
Breaking news! John Cena goes missing at EHS Graduation.
June 6, 2026
Crazy Guy's Crazy Bye
Crazy Guy’s Crazy Bye
June 6, 2025
Gracious Guy
Gracious Guy
May 23, 2025
The Best Medicine
The Best Medicine
May 16, 2025
Driving Lessons
Driving Lessons
May 9, 2025
Guilty Pleasure
Guilty Pleasure
May 2, 2025
The Scareguy
The Scareguy
April 11, 2025
"Many of his fellow officers considered him the most dangerous man alive - an honest cop."
Serpico (1973): Fighting for Ethics and Justice
March 5, 2026
"The adventures of an ordinary man at war with the everyday world."
Falling Down (1993): A Suburban Struggle of Societal Failure
January 21, 2026
"You don't get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies."
The Social Network (2010): A Digital Reckoning on Friendship
November 14, 2025
"If Nancy doesn't wake up screaming she won't wake up at all."
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984): An Iconic Epic of Horror
October 31, 2025
"Sometimes, when you want to come clean, you have to play dirty."
Carlito’s Way (1993): A Gritty Portrait of Betrayal and Heartbreak
October 8, 2025
After 700 years of doing what he was built for - he'll discover what he's meant for.
WALL·E (2008): An Admonishing on Environmental Dystopia
May 26, 2025
BIRDLE - 09/05/24
BIRDLE – 09/05/24
September 5, 2024
BIRDLE - 05/31/24
BIRDLE – 05/31/24
May 31, 2024
BIRDLE - 05/30/24
BIRDLE – 05/30/24
May 30, 2024
BIRDLE - 05/29/24
BIRDLE – 05/29/24
May 29, 2024
BIRDLE - 05/28/24
BIRDLE – 05/28/24
May 28, 2024
BIRDLE - SPECIAL EDITION #3
BIRDLE – SPECIAL EDITION #3
May 27, 2024
Ava Pridady '29 (left) maneuvers across the field to score another goal. Landen Cruz '26 prepares to throw the javelin, aiming to break his personal record.
Pridady Nets, Cruz Throws
June 5, 2026
Vinieth Elango '27 reaches for an overhead shot against Edison Magnet. The match provided a confidence boost for the team heading into the rest of the season.
Tennis Prevails Over Edison Magnet in 5-0 Sweep
June 3, 2026
Brett Bills '26 (left) hits a straight drive, aiming to come within par to secure an Edison lead. Arnav Arora '28 prepares a defensive backhand swing, playing deep to maintain an offensive position and secure the point.
Arora Aces, Bills Swings
June 3, 2026
Taziyah Lanier '26 (left) gains possession of the ball and looks for an open teammate during a lacrosse game. Aryen Ananda '28 loads up a spike that forces the opponent into a weaker position.
Ananda Spikes, Lanier Scores
June 2, 2026
Coach Wesley Smith encourages (left) Advik Mishra '27 and Rithvik Kalikivai '29 to play more strategically after a setback in the first set. His advice has paved the way for the many successes of his players, such as Mishra and Kalkivai.
Smith: Fortitude, Balance, Passion
May 25, 2026
Connor Murphy '26 sets his pitch on the mound at Edison High's Mike Krychowecky Field on April 14. Facing off against St. Joseph's, Murphy would go on to pitch the second no-hitter of his career.
Twenty-One and Nobody Home
May 20, 2026
Jah'mir Mosley '27 (left), as part of the first place team at the 2026 Huskey Relays, long jumps 19 feet and 2 inches. Jenna Fugate '28 poses with her bat, having reached 200 strikeouts.
Mosley Jumps, Fugate Pitches
May 2, 2026
Kayley Smith '29 (left) readies herself at the foul line, preparing to take a shot. Jesus Jimenez '27 races in the 400-meter freestyle swim, where he eventually placed second.
Smith Shoots, Jimenez Swims
February 26, 2026
Gianna Ruffino '26 (left) poses with her four state champion medals and rings. Ishika Bhalla '26 (right) approaches her lane, ready to strike the pins.
Ruffino Flies, Bhalla Strikes
February 26, 2026
Jeremy Negron '28 (left) celebrates 100 wins on Edison's wrestling team. Kwadwo Boateng '27 prepares to run for his next event in the meet.
Negron Wrestles, Boateng Jumps
January 19, 2026
Fernando Avellan ‘26 (left) celebrates 100 wins as an Edison wrestler. Dheeraj Samparaboyina ‘26 leads his team by cheering them on.
Avellan Wrestles, Samparaboyina Shoots
January 13, 2026
In a game against Petrides, Vibert Reynolds ‘27 (left) attempts to perform a dunk. Preparing to bowl, Joel Rodriguez ‘27 plans to help Edison gain another victory.
Reynold Shoots, Rodriguez Bowls
January 8, 2026

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MITHIL MISHRA '25

MITHIL MISHRA ’25, Staff Writer

Mithil Mishra is one of the illustrators for “The Eagle’s Eye” and has been since his freshman year of high school. Aside from school, he enjoys music and is an avid pianist and violinist.

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