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With a refreshed ceiling and large flatscreen TV, the new front lobby surprised numerous students on their first day back to school.
New Grade Sees Upgrades
October 1, 2025
Edison High’s Class of 2025 look on as their commencement ceremony begins.
The Largest Class in Edison High History Leaves the Nest
July 17, 2025
(from left to right) Aashi Tamboli '26, physician assistant Shruti Jhaveri, Pragya Bhatia '26, and Keya Patel '26 engage at the fracture management and tourniquet application stand.
Learning to Save Lives: FCCLA Health Fair Teaches Emergency Skills
June 24, 2025
US Army Colonel Patrick Cramer (left) and Major General Edward J. Chrystal smile for a picture with Mr. Mike Glackin's US-2 classes. They are displaying a flag commemorating the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, which was gifted to EHS by the national Vietnam War Commemoration.
Venerating Vietnam Veterans
June 20, 2025
Ziling Ouyang '28 and Catherine Dharmawan '28 participate in the Rotary Beach Cleanup at Sandy Hook. They may have grabbed a shell or two to treasure in exchange for their efforts.
Rotary Triumphs in Sandy Hook Beach Cleanup
June 16, 2025
EDISON 2 successfully secured 2nd place at the in-school competition held on April 23rd. The team later went on to win the state championship at PCTVS on April 29th.
From Rigorous Training to Victory: Page Turners Shine as New State Champions
June 13, 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
It's time again for the White Elephant fundraiser auction!
White Elephant Returns
January 23, 2024
Supercharged Multi-Level Karting Track
World’s Largest Indoor, Multi-Level Karting Track & Premier Entertainment Venue to Open Second U.S. Location in Edison, New Jersey on Friday December 16, 2022
December 2, 2022
Pristine academic records are often a standard to strive for in high school, but the sleepless nights and stress levels for these often unrealistic achievements are known only to the ones behind these records.
The Pressures of Academic Success
June 12, 2025
C2 Education is an academic destination, offering personal tutoring, standardized test preparation, and college admissions counseling to help students achieve their goals, located on Route 27 in Edison.
EHS Scholars’ Second Classroom
June 6, 2025
Dreams are mysterious phenomena that influence, and are influenced, by real-world experiences and ideas.
Dreams: The Puppeteer of Human Behavior
June 5, 2025
Hobbies are outlets of creativity and freedom that can influence social and personal lives.
Finding Yourself: How Hobbies Shape Our Lives
June 4, 2025
School brings a lot of stress and anxiety to students. What are some ways to alleviate those negative feelings?
Ways to Reduce Stress & Anxiety Amongst Students
May 23, 2025
Kingda Ka, formerly the world's tallest and fastest rollercoaster, on a foggy morning at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey.
Long Live Kingda Ka… Or Not
May 8, 2025
One small mark for English grammar, one giant punctuation for clarity.
The Oxford Comma is Here to Stay: Goodbye Ambiguity, Hello Clarity.
September 25, 2025
Donald Trump has been reelected as President of The United States, taking office in January. What are his major policies, and how do they impact us?
Is Trump’s promised “Golden Age” a Reality or a Hoax?
June 6, 2025
Budget cuts for schools have impacted districts across New Jersey, limiting opportunities for students and placing limitations on school programs.
NJ School Budget Changes: Who Wins and Who Loses?
June 5, 2025
Technology has caused a sense of apathy and social disconnect among teens.
The Apathy Epidemic — A Consequence of Technology?
June 5, 2025
Waking up in the morning for school is such a struggle for students. Would starting school at a later time benefit students?
Too Early to Learn?
May 19, 2025
With the new generation being exposed to new experiences in high school, how will they balance all of these disturbances?
Is Gen Z seriously serious?
May 15, 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
Edison High School
No More Thoughts and Prayers
June 8, 2022
Family and friends applaud the legacy of of the late Mr. James Muldowney during his remembrance ceremony.
A Diamond is Forever: Muldowney’s Legacy Shines Throughout Edison
June 20, 2025
AP Economics teacher Ms. Lynne Tierney annotates her slides on the Newline board while enthusiastically teaching a class.
Decades of Dedication: Edison High’s 2025 Retirees
June 19, 2025
Adedoyin Ayeni '23 poses for the camera.
A Call from Eagles out of the Nest: Adedoyin Ayeni
June 19, 2025
Stacey Zheng '20 stands with English teacher Mrs. Diane Frey and fellow recipient Cameron Keating '20 at the Rotary Club breakfast. Before her experiences at Rutgers Pharmacy, Stacey was awarded Senior of the Month for her accomplishments.
A Call from Eagles out of the Nest: Stacey Zhang
June 12, 2025
One of four of Ms. Amy Grubb's catfishes hides out in the corner next to some plants set up in her tank.
Teacher’s Pet: Ms. Grubb’s Fin-omenal Friends
May 8, 2025
Stress can be quite a handful during AP season, especially when students lack proper guidance on approaching the difficult tasks of test prep.
Stressed About Your AP Exams?
May 4, 2025
Rotary's June Senior of the Month Sylvia Wu '25 holds her New York University banner alongside her friends on decision day.
Senior of the Month Sylvia Wu Masters the Art of Involvement
June 21, 2025
Rotary's May Senior of the Month, Brody Ferrer '25 is at bat for the EHS Varsity Baseball Team.
Senior of the Month: Brody Ferrer Rounds the Bases of Success
June 13, 2025
Rotary's June Senior of the Month: Juan Mora Herrera '25 wears the 2024 EHS Percussion Jersey at Band Camp.
Juan Herrera Leads with Rhythm and Heart
June 5, 2025
Annika Villanueva '25, Rotary's May Senior of the Month, enjoys the fun of new experiences, both inside and outside the classroom.
Senior of the Month Annika Villanueva Sprints into the Spotlight
May 19, 2025
Archana Maryada '25 and Rotary's April Senior of the Month posing with her certificate in hand alongside her teacher, Business teacher Lynne Tierney.
Senior of the Month: Archana Maryada Charts a Bold Path in Business
May 5, 2025
Ashley Smith '25, Rotary's March Senior of the Month, poses with her certificate after the recognition breakfast.
Ashley Smith: Senior of the Month Shining On and Off the Field
April 10, 2025
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
Thunderbolts* brings in new characters to act as Earth's new defenders, looking to the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Thunderbolts: A Ragtag Crew That Works
June 17, 2025
As the year wraps up, these refreshing pineapple and strawberry drinks can be easily made for graduation parties.
A Toast To Our Graduates: Refreshing Summer Sips
June 10, 2025
Joel Guerra '25 as Fester (center) and the Ancestors dance as they sing "Fester's Manifesto" during Act I.
EHS Theatre Department Presents The Addams Family
June 10, 2025
Technology, with its ease of access to a range of genres, has transformed Gen Z music preferences.
Gen Z’s Music Scene in 2025
June 10, 2025
The new Minecraft Movie brings childhood memories to life in a live-action adventure that emphasizes teamwork, curiosity, and the chaos of an unpredictable blocky world.
Crafting the Truth: A Minecraft Movie
June 9, 2025
Maddox Batson is a name rising in the music world. At just 15 years old, he is making music that may resonate with more Eagles than you may think.
Country Makes it Inside Edison’s AirPods: Maddox Batson
June 6, 2025
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
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
"Every man dies, not every man really lives."
Braveheart (1995): A Heroic Chronicle of Cultural Pride and Anglo-Scottish Relations
March 27, 2025
"This Holiday Season...Believe."
The Polar Express (2004): A Timeless Holiday Classic and Family Tradition
December 20, 2024
"Every dream has a price"
Wall Street (1987): Money, Power, and a Parable of the Modern Day
December 15, 2024
"Brace yourself, this politician is about to tell the truth!"
Bulworth (1998): A Satirical Odyssey of Government and Politics
October 31, 2024
"Born to poverty. Destined for stardom. He lived the American Dream." The story of Ritchie Valens.
La Bamba (1987): Celebrating Latino Pride and Heritage
October 14, 2024
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
Central Jersey News Player of the Week Anthony Calantoni '25 makes an acrobatic catch during a game against the South Plainfield Tigers.
Edison Senior Anthony Calantoni Wins My Central Jersey Player of the Week
June 16, 2025
Easton Ghost Advanced: A Home Run Purchase
Easton Ghost Advanced: A Home Run Purchase
June 5, 2025
As trade talks heat up, the multi-Super Bowl champion quarterback Aaron Rodgers is on the brink of joining a new team, sending shockwaves throughout the NFL. What will this move signify for his legacy and the league's future?
Aaron Rodgers’ Potential Trade: What’s Next for the Star Quarterback?
March 29, 2025
The Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex, which serves as the venue for this competition.
Ocean Breeze Impact
March 17, 2025
After Luka Doncic joined the Lakers and Anthony Davis moved to the Mavericks, NBA fans are anticipating how these trades will influence their game and team dynamics, potentially reshaping the league in unprecedented ways. Time will unveil the impact of these monumental shifts.
An Astonishing Trade: Dončić for Davis
March 14, 2025
In the heart of New Jersey where the urban suburb pulse quickens, rise children who want to start the day with happiness. And, they find happiness though soccer. 
Photo Essay: Soccer is Life
March 14, 2025
Carrying a football, Shaun Garland '27 (left) readies himself for a football game. Nandini Chandra '26 prepares to serve.
Garland Tackles, Chandra Serves
October 6, 2025
At the Nike Cherokee Challenge, Annalise Dantes '26 and Niko Schneider '27 race across the two-mile track to finish 43rd and 30th, respectively, for Edison High.
Dantes Darts, Schneider Strides
October 6, 2025
Decked out in Edison High gear, Callie DiBisceglie '28 poses with her softball bat (left). Eyeing the baseball during the game, Dom Innocenti '26 plans to help Edison High gain another victory (right).
Innocenti Strikes, DiBisceglie Bats
June 13, 2025
Arms wrapped around his lacrosse stick, Logan Ulozas '28 poses for the camera (left). Patiently waiting for the firing of the starting pistol, Landen Cruz '26 positions to align with his starting blocks before accelerating to success for Edison High (right).
Cruz Throws, Ulozas Wins
June 13, 2025
Connor Murphy '26 stands on the baseball diamond, waiting to make his next move (left). Ryan Lin '25 prepares to drive his golf ball towards the green (middle). With the ball in her possession, Katherine Kovalchuk '26 skillfully maneuvers to score another goal for EHS (right).
Murphy Pitches, Lin Drives, Kovalchuk Scores
June 1, 2025
During a rally, Vinieth Elango '27 prepares to receive the ball from his opponent (left). With her lacrosse stick in hand, Ashley Smith '25 aims to score another goal for Edison High (right).
Elango Serves, Smith Scores
May 20, 2025

The Eagle's Eye

The Eagle's Eye
CHRIS SAAVEDRA '26

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26, Staff Writer

Chris Saavedra, a staff writer for the Eagle’s Eye, has been a member of the publication since his sophomore year. During his tenure, he founded and currently writes for the Reel to Reel and Wings of Leadership columns. He’s also a proud member of the Spanish National Honors Society, serving as a volunteer at the Hands of Hope food pantry, and as working as an intern with the Edison Board of Education. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family, learning history, and listening to music from the likes of Depeche Mode to Carlos Rivera.

All content by CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26
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

AAYUSH GUPTA ’27 and CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26
June 12, 2025
Budget cuts for schools have impacted districts across New Jersey, limiting opportunities for students and placing limitations on school programs.

[Photo] NJ School Budget Changes: Who Wins and Who Loses?

VIHAAN RAJAGOPAL ’28, Features Editor
June 5, 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

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26 and AAYUSH GUPTA ’27
May 29, 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

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26, Staff Writer
May 26, 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

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26 and AAYUSH GUPTA ’27
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

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26 and AAYUSH GUPTA ’27
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

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26 and AAYUSH GUPTA ’27
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

AAYUSH GUPTA ’27 and CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26
April 25, 2025
With a B.A. in Psychology and English and a doctorate in educational leadership, Assistant Principal Dr. Aurora Loufek works hard in seeing her students succeed

A Conversation with Dr. Loufek

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26 and AAYUSH GUPTA ’27
April 9, 2025
Assistant Principal Mr. Joseph Ferrara has been working at Edison High School for over 15 years. His passion works is helping staff and students alike.

A Conversation With Mr. Ferrara

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26 and AAYUSH GUPTA ’27
April 2, 2025
"Every man dies, not every man really lives."

Braveheart (1995): A Heroic Chronicle of Cultural Pride and Anglo-Scottish Relations

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26, Staff Writer
March 27, 2025
As the principal of Edison High School, Mr. Charles Ross is always thinking about what needs to be done to benefit the school, staff, and students.

A Conversation With Mr. Ross

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ‘26 and AAYUSH GUPTA ‘27
March 26, 2025
Class Council President for the Class of 2026, Syesha Fraser '26 balances academics and leading the class officers in organizing events and activities.

A Conversation with Syesha Fraser

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26 and AAYUSH GUPTA ’27
March 19, 2025
Dr. Christoper Huss, assistant superintendent of the Edison Public School District, plays an important role in decision and policy making that helps improve the quality of education and life for students and teachers.

A Conversation With Dr. Christopher Huss

AAYUSH GUPTA ’27 and CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26
March 12, 2025
Kendrick Lamar's halftime show performance has sparked a wave of discussion, with many claiming that it failed to live up to the long-awaited performance people had been waiting for.

[Photo] Kendrick’s Halftime Show is Half of What We Wanted

AKSHAT DUBEY ‘27 and TANUSH KANDPAL ‘27
March 6, 2025
One of the assistant superintendents of the Edison Public School District, Dr. Thomas Toohey is one of the central figures when making improvements and changes in policies to help students grow and assist teachers.

A Conversation with Dr. Thomas Toohey

AAYUSH GUPTA ’27 and CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26
March 5, 2025
Superintendent of the Edison Public School District, Dr. Edward Aldarelli is at the helm when making decisions in policies and programs that benefits students and their well being.

A Conversation With Dr. Edward Aldarelli

AAYUSH GUPTA ’27 and CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26
February 26, 2025
For many EHS students, the weeks and days leading up to winter break can be a source of stress and anxiety, as assessments and assignments are piled on.

[Photo] Last Week Academic Pressure Before Break

PRAYAGKUMAR PATEL ’26, Staff Writer
February 20, 2025
Many across New Jersey have seen mysterious drones in the sky, sparking a frenzy over their purpose and origin.

[Photo] Mysterious Objects In The Skies: Many Opinions in Edison High

TANUSH KANDPAL ‘27 and AAYUSH GUPTA ‘27
February 14, 2025
As many EHS students begin applying to colleges, they can be overwhelmed by the often difficult and confusing college application process.

[Photo] College Process Confounds High Schoolers

PRAYAGKUMAR PATEL ’26 and ADVIK MISHRA ’27
January 12, 2025
With the new year fast approaching, many EHS students are taking up New Year's resolutions to improve themselves, but what factors lead people to give up on them?

[Photo] Resolving to Resolve those New Year’s Resolutions

ALESANDRA MENDEZ ’27, Staff Writer
January 11, 2025
When the hallways become crowded, many people shove and push others out of the way, disregarding manners and common courtesy.

[Photo] What We Wish To See In the Hallways: Is Courtesy An Ongoing Issue?

EMMA MERCADO ’28, Staff Writer
January 12, 2025
"This Holiday Season...Believe."

The Polar Express (2004): A Timeless Holiday Classic and Family Tradition

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26, Staff Writer
December 20, 2024
Student Council president Derek Dudek has some exciting announcements on events happening around the school.

[Photo] Dudek’s Desk: Late Fall Festivities

DEREK DUDEK ’25, Staff Writer
December 17, 2024
While Thanksgiving dinner typically features a turkey, there are many other cultures that go beyond turkey and include different meats and food.

[Photo] Thanksgiving Without the Turkey

ALESANDRA MENDEZ ’27, Staff Writer
December 17, 2024
"Every dream has a price"

Wall Street (1987): Money, Power, and a Parable of the Modern Day

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26, Staff Writer
December 15, 2024
While many of us were enjoying the sunshine during summer, other EHS students were hard at work preparing the school for the upcoming school year.

[Photo] EHS Over the Summer: District Internships

PRANAV SHANKAR ’27, SAMETH SITARAM ’27, and HASINI VUMMAJI ’27
December 11, 2024
Considering she didn't initially aspire to be a nurse, Dr. Sharon Anderson's journey to medicine took many twists and turns.

[Photo] MEDison: The Nuance of Nursing

PRAGYA BHATIA ‘26, Staff Writer
November 20, 2024
In recent times, it appears that the school spirit that once blossomed in our hallways has disappeared. What happened?

[Photo] Is it Spirit Week or is the Spirit Weak?

SRIYUTHA KOLAGANI ’27, Staff Writer
November 18, 2024
In a post COVID-19 world, years of isolation have created a false and warped perception of time for many.

[Photo] The Time Disconnect: The 2020 Effect Affects EHS

SAHASRA CHALAMALASETTI ’27 and VINUTHNA YERRA ’27
November 11, 2024
Many high schoolers often struggle to find a balance between academic and social life; however, there are many tips and tricks to ensure you're on top of your responsibilities.

[Photo] Want to Make Your Life Easier?

TANUSH KANDPAL ’27
November 3, 2024
Many high schoolers often struggle to find a balance between academic and social life; however, there are many tips and tricks to ensure you're on top of your responsibilities.

"Brace yourself, this politician is about to tell the truth!"

Bulworth (1998): A Satirical Odyssey of Government and Politics

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ‘26, Staff Writer
October 31, 2024
As high school is a time of self-discovery, many ponder their future career choices and find opportunities to make informed decisions on their interests.

[Photo] Mapping the Future: Balancing Interests, Requirements, and Goals in School

ARCHANA MARYADA ’25 and DIVYA KRISHNA ’25
October 22, 2024
"Born to poverty. Destined for stardom. He lived the American Dream." The story of Ritchie Valens.

La Bamba (1987): Celebrating Latino Pride and Heritage

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ‘26, Staff Writer
October 14, 2024
While senior privilege is seen as a reward for years of hard work, questions persist regarding its implementation and effectiveness.

[Photo] Earning Their Stripes: Should Senior Privilege be Implemented?

DIVYA KRISHNA ‘25 and ARCHANA MARYADA ‘25
October 7, 2024
Newly elected Class of 2025 president Derek Dudek has some exciting announcements to make for the coming year.

[Photo] Looking Forward to September

June 12, 2024
Around different schools in Central New Jersey, you'll find that the debate over block scheduling has become a hot-button question and discussion.

[Photo] Block or Bust? Reevaluating Scheduling Structures

DIVYA KRISHNA ’25 and ARCHANA MARYADA ’25
June 12, 2024
The latest, hot new class, Slang 101, flips the skibbidy script.

[Photo] 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.

[Photo] Time-Traveling APUSH Student Explores With Columbus, Gets 5 On Exam

ZEYNEP KACAN ‘26
May 9, 2024
Fast fashion is a tug of war that hangs by a thread in the hands of everyday consumers looking for a trendy bargain.

[Photo] Fast Fashion: Style over Sustainability

DEENA MAFARJEH ‘27
April 29, 2024
It's important to manage your time and be on top of your work and tasks; otherwise, the results will be less than pleasant.

[Photo] “I wish I knew this sooner”

EESHA GORANTLA ’27, Staff Writer
April 28, 2024
Taylor Swift seems to have the Midas touch on the NFL, but many are wondering if that's really a good thing.

[Photo] The Super Bowl: (Taylor’s Version)?

HRISHI SHAH ‘26, ARYA SHASTRI ‘26, and SAMYUKTHA VIJAYAKUMAR NAIR ‘26
March 26, 2024
"On the air. Unaware. . .The world is watching."

A Cautionary Warning for the Digital Age

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ‘26, Staff Writer
March 21, 2024
Usher's performance at the Super Bowl has raised questions on who the Super Bowl halftime show is for.

[Photo] Was 45-Year-Old Usher of Interest to Teens?

TANUSH KANDPAL ’27 and CASSANDRA PERERA ’27
March 5, 2024
Many eligible seniors face the dilemma of adding classes to their schedule or enjoying a change to the typical school day.

[Photo] Walk in Late, Walk out Early

RIDHDI NARKHEDE ‘24
February 28, 2024
The social media platform TikTok has reached the peak of its popularity; however, like everything else in the world, this fame has many flaws.

[Photo] TikTok: Boon to or Bane of Gen Z’s Existence?

ZEYNEP KACAN ’26, Staff Writer
February 19, 2024
All the power on earth can't change destiny

The Godfather Part III (1990): Reflections in Redemption and Government Corruption

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ‘26, Staff Writer
February 15, 2024
Real power can't be given. It must be taken

The Godfather Part II (1974): A Duology of Legacy and the American Dream

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ‘26, Staff Writer
February 8, 2024
An offer you can't refuse.

The Godfather (1972): An Epic in Family, Decisions, and Duality of Power

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ‘26, Staff Writer
February 1, 2024
Five strangers with nothing in common, except each other.

[Photo] The Breakfast Club (1985): A Timeless Reflection on High School Life

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26, Staff Writer
December 5, 2023
Life is like a box of chocolates... you never know what you're gonna get.

[Photo] Forrest Gump (1994): A Tale of Resilience and Embracing Life

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26, Staff Writer
December 13, 2023
A family comedy without the family.

Home Alone (1990): An Unforgettable Christmas Classic & Icon

CHRIS SAAVEDRA ’26, Staff Writer
December 19, 2023
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