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How have Thanksgiving traditions changed over the years?
Past vs. Present: Thanksgiving
December 5, 2023
Players huddle and prepare for the final match of the night.
Night of Volleyball to Serve a Blow to Cancer
December 5, 2023
Students work on an assignment in the E3 Arena.
Level Up: EHS Introduces New ESports class
November 29, 2023
(left to right) Sushanth Balaraman 24, Aravind Krishnan 26, Nakul Narayanan 25, and Devam Mondal 24 hold up the championship trophy after winning the Lehigh Valley Open IV Quizbowl Tournament.
Reigning Champs: EHS Quiz Bowl Wins Lehigh Valley Open for Second Year in a Row
November 29, 2023
Students dance to the DJs songs at Diwalit.
A Cultural Kaleidoscope
November 26, 2023
The delegates head to lunch after nearly 3 hours of non-stop discussion.
First Time At Forty: Historic EHSMUN Turn-Out at Franklin High School Model UN
November 15, 2023
Students stress about college application deadlines in the midst of a hectic senior year.
College Apps: Is There Enough Time?
November 14, 2023
The PSAT is turning digital: how do the students of EHS feel about this change?
The Transition to Digital PSATs
October 23, 2023
Ranking Top 20 Colleges
‘Round the World with Rahil
October 20, 2023
Push Pop It toy, Foam toy, and Sensory Magnet Board are all used to fidget helping teens with ADHD
Teens and ADHD
June 8, 2023
Seniors in high school contemplate the positives and negatives of going to college.
Rising Prices, Rising Questions: Is College Worth it?
May 31, 2023
Many people at EHS decide between their given names and Americanized names.
What’s in a Name? Should you Change Your Name?
May 1, 2023
Cricket equipment that is similar to the equipment used in the ICC World Cup.
A Passion for Cricket: Predictions for The World Cup Trophy
November 14, 2023
Students grudgingly take a standardized test in a classroom.
Editorial: The Low Standards of Standardized Testing
June 14, 2023
Disregarding the words and phrases you say can lead to unwanted consequences.
It’s Not Just a Joke: Why We Should Stop Saying “I Want to KMS”
June 2, 2023
A student struggles to open a polluted and vandalized bathroom that is locked.
EHS’s Bothersome Bathroom Burden
April 14, 2023
The second amendment is controversial and debatable.
Freedom and Firearms: A Hot Take on the 2nd Amendment
April 14, 2023
A diverse population and an influential pop culture raises questions about shaping identity at EHS.
Brown Boys: Victims of Identity Crises or Perpetrators of Cultural Appropriation?
April 13, 2023
The Amalfi Coast, as seen by Mr. Michael Piccolo while on a trip to Italy. Piccolo has been on many trips around the world, to places like Indonesia, Bermuda, and Brazil.
Teacher by Day, Traveler by Night
December 5, 2023
Ms. Christine Vardaro in a yearbook photo.
Christine Vardaro
June 20, 2023
Ms. Patti Jaworski with some of her PE students at the 2023 Senior BBQ.
Patti Jaworski
June 20, 2023
Ms. Gail Pawlikowski (back row, second from the left), in her pre-EHS and J.P. Stevens years at Herbert Hoover Middle School
Gail Pawlikowski
June 20, 2023
Mrs. Ledda with her FCCLA students.
Sandra Ledda
June 20, 2023
Staff Say Farewell to the Nest
June 20, 2023
Elizabeth Mellinger 24 has been selected as the November Rotary Senior of the Month.
Lacrosse Enthusiast, Mellinger, Nets November’s Senior of the Month
November 15, 2023
Charvi Padmanabhini 24 has been selected as the October Senior of the Month for the school year.
StuCo President Padmanabhini Reigns as SOTM
October 31, 2023
Georgi Petrov 24 at the Acropolis of Athens.
Petrov Finds ESports, Dedication, and Confidence
October 31, 2023
Agastya Kalagarla 24 has been chosen as the September Senior of the Month for this year.
Kalagarla Embraces Change and Curiosity
October 26, 2023
Raina Patel 24 has been selected as the September Senior of the Month for this school year.
Raina Reigns as September’s Senior of the Month
October 18, 2023
Emelin Alamanzar 23 has been selected as Senior of the Month for June!
Emelin Almanzar
June 8, 2023
Five strangers with nothing in common, except each other.
The Breakfast Club (1985): A Timeless Reflection on High School Life
December 5, 2023
Poopeegie Aint Scared
Poopeegie Ain’t Scared
December 1, 2023
What new movie songs are popping onto Edison Highs playlists this year?
Inside Edison’s AirPods: Popcorn and Playlists
November 30, 2023
Pretzel Chemistry
Pretzel Chemistry
November 28, 2023
Saanvi Vyakaranam 26 wearing a brown cargo with a black t-shirt; a student at EHS wearing a blue themed outfit with a sweatshirt, cargos and blue shoes; a student at EHS wearing brown cargo with a black top and zip up hoodie; and Kelis M. 27 wears her jeans like cargo pants with a skeleton graphic t-shirt(left to right).
Function Meets Fashion: The Cargo Renaissance
November 27, 2023
Crazy Guy Sells a Crazy Burger
Crazy Guy Sells a Crazy Burger
November 17, 2023
From left, Jessica Le 24, Annalise Dantes 26, Anna Weng 26, Annika Villanueva 25, Vamil Sreedharan 25, and Rylee Mcevoy 25 pose before their race.
A Tremendous Effort For Cross Country At State Sectionals
November 22, 2023
Cricket equipment that is similar to the equipment used in the ICC World Cup.
A Passion for Cricket: Predictions for The World Cup Trophy
November 14, 2023
Banners for Boys Bowling, Boys Tennis, and Boys Volleyball.
Making History: New Banners Fly in FNC Gym
October 30, 2023
Sebastian Vera 24 leads the Eagles onto the field.
Eagles Soar Against New Brunswick on Homecoming Night
October 30, 2023
Paolo Pittenger 24 receives a medal after placing 14th in the GMCs Overall Boys Red Division.
Cross Country Perseveres in GMCs Despite Conditions
October 30, 2023
Nandini Chandra 26 standing with the girls varsity tennis teams GMC Champions banner.
Nandini Chandra Makes History at Girls Tennis GMCs
October 27, 2023
Emmanuel Kostis 26 (left) kicking the soccer ball and Anna Weng 26 (right) running during the GMC girls race.
Weng Runs, Kostis Scores
November 14, 2023
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.
Harvey Tackles, Charles Scores, Gross Blocks
November 14, 2023
Nandini Chandra 26 (Left) standing with the girls varsity tennis teams GMC Champions banner. Elise Bullock 24 (Right) standing on the track pre-game.
Bullock Cheers, Chandra Serves
October 31, 2023
Kalina Petrova 27 ready to curl.
Petrov and Petrova Curl
October 9, 2023
Aidan Woomer 24 (left) dodging players as he runs with the football in hand. Kyla Davis 24 (right) getting ready to serve at their game against John P. Stevens High School.
Woomer Rushes, Davis Spikes
October 6, 2023
Justin Reid 24 (left) shows off the Eagles victory trophy against J.P. Stevens after their 2023 kickoff game. Kayden Aravena 25 (right) poses with a soccer ball on the new turf.
Reid Tackles, Aravena Scores
October 2, 2023

The Eagle's Eye

The Eagle's Eye
RITHIKA BOSE 24

RITHIKA BOSE '24, Layout Editor

Rithika Bose is one of the layout editors for “The Eagle’s Eye” and will be writing more for the newspaper starting in her junior year. Apart from writing for the newspaper, Rithika enjoys participating in clubs such as the Peacock Society, Rotary, and UNICEF. She also is an active member and leader of the Art and Ceramics Club. In her free time, Rithika likes swimming, drawing, volunteering, and tutoring young children.

All content by RITHIKA BOSE '24
Students stress about college application deadlines in the midst of a hectic senior year.

[Photo] College Apps: Is There Enough Time?

November 14, 2023
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[Photo] Eagles Triumph in Earth Day Cleanup

June 8, 2023
Seniors in high school contemplate the positives and negatives of going to college.

[Photo] Rising Prices, Rising Questions: Is College Worth it?

May 31, 2023
A diverse population and an influential pop culture raises questions about shaping identity at EHS.

[Photo] Brown Boys: Victims of Identity Crises or Perpetrators of Cultural Appropriation?

April 13, 2023
The change from AB to semester based electives and languages.

[Photo] Shifting Schedules

April 25, 2023
Many express their opinions on the recent discussion of affirmative action.

[Photo] Taking A Step Backwards: Bracing for the End of Affirmative Action

March 30, 2023
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[Photo] AP African American Studies: Is EHS Answering The Long-Awaited Call To Action?

March 22, 2023
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[Photo] A Resolute Start to the New Year

January 30, 2023
A disillusioned high school student reflects on the impact of Covid two years later.

COVID: Gone for Good?

RITHIKA BOSE '24 and RHIANNA BOSE '24
November 7, 2022
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