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The Edison High Cheerleading Varsity and JV team pose for a picture at the Fall Pep Rally before they perform their half-time performance.
EHS Fall Pep Rally: Getting Back At It
November 20, 2024
The EHS Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam stands by the EHS sign with their banner. From left: Aditya Rao '26, Ishani Bakshi '26, Divya Krishna '25, Zashaan Shaik '25, Vedant Talati '25, Mithil Mishra '25, Gauri Kshettry '25, Anthony Baio '26, Twisha Patel '25, and faculty advisor Ms. Jaslin Kaur.
EHS Team Wins $7500 Research Grant: Lemelson-MIT At EHS
November 18, 2024
The Class of 2025 arrived at Edison High’s front lawn at around 6 a.m for Senior Sunrise on September 6th.
Senior Sunrise Success
October 15, 2024
Edison High School's Class of 2024 throws their graduation caps in unison to mark that they are officially graduates.
Soaring to New Heights: Class of 2024 Graduates
June 30, 2024
Mrs. Michele Downey, who teacher Algebra 2, retires after 25 years of teaching students at Edison High.
Etched into History
June 12, 2024
Students representing Pakistan prepare panipuri, a savory snack, to sell along with mango juice.
Traveling From Table to Table
June 12, 2024
Considering she didn't initially aspire to be a nurse, Dr. Sharon Anderson's journey to medicine took many twists and turns.
MEDison: The Nuance of Nursing
November 20, 2024
"From beer to ballots and feasts to TV features. How has election day changed over time in the United States?"
From Past to Present: Democracy in Action, Now and Then
November 20, 2024
The courtyard at Edison High School, located next to the breezeway. This is home to the garden, shed, and several different types and varieties of trees.
Comeback in Green
November 14, 2024
In a post COVID-19 world, years of isolation have created a false and warped perception of time for many.
The Time Disconnect: The 2020 Effect Affects EHS
November 11, 2024
The celebration called Diwali began with the defeat of the demon Narakasura. Colorful diyas, or lights, symbolize this triumph of good over evil.
From Past to Present: The Festival of Lights
November 1, 2024
In the past, witches gathered around a fire pit to celebrate the Celtic Festival of Samhain; nowadays, various people dress up as popular characters looking for a sweet treat.
From Past to Present: The Haunted Roots of Halloween
October 31, 2024
In recent times, it appears that the school spirit that once blossomed in our hallways has disappeared. What happened?
Is it Spirit Week or is the Spirit Weak?
November 18, 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.
Want to Make Your Life Easier?
November 3, 2024
Newly elected Class of 2025 president Derek Dudek has some exciting announcements to make for the coming year.
New Year, New Column, New Spirit
October 14, 2024
Newly elected Class of 2025 president Derek Dudek has some exciting announcements to make for the coming year.
Looking Forward to September
June 12, 2024
The word "acoustic" has evolved as slang to refer to autism.
People Aren’t Guitars, So Why Are We Calling Them Acoustic?
June 7, 2024
While high school nonprofits show initiative, many see their end after a student goes to college, as many times, the sole reason for the nonprofit was for college applications.
Teen Philanthropy: Crafting Compassion or College Credentials?
May 28, 2024
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
Editorial: Don’t Our Voices Count?
Editorial: Don’t Our Voices Count?
November 19, 2021
When he is not adorning his house with skeletons, Mr. McCaffery enjoys traveling abroad.
Teacher by Day, Skeleton Obsessed By Night
November 13, 2024
Georgios Boleros '20 (left) and a colleague stand next to their aircraft.
Eye in the Sky
May 23, 2024
Mr. Carl Adams (left) and Mr. Tom Meagher, members of the EHS Maintenance Staff, deliver much-needed supplies to the E^3 Arena. This is one of the many aspects of their work, which also includes cleaning, sanitation, repair, and maintenance throughout the entire building.
A Day in the Life: EHS Maintenance Staff
May 22, 2024
Ms. Shelly Colletto in London, UK, standing with Big Ben behind her. This is one of her trips that inspired her love for traveling.
Teacher by Day, World Traveler by Night
May 16, 2024
Evangelia "Lia" Stellakis having fun on her horse, Curley. Although this 26-year-old horse is retired, he still enjoys giving "pony rides" to young children.
Teacher’s Pet: Horsing Around With Curley
May 16, 2024
"-ber This Place?", the Congressional Art Competition nominated piece is an oil painting that depicts the deteriorating state of one's room, typically in a period of grief.
The Painter that Made it to Pallone: Emily Park
May 2, 2024
April Godoy '25, the October Rotary Senior of the Month, smiles as she poses for her portrait of herself as a senior varsity cheerleader.
Godoy, Great and Grateful, Recognized as Senior of the Month
November 18, 2024
Ryan Lin ’25 smiles with his certificate as October's Rotary Senior of the Month.
Lin Leads as October’s Rotary Senior of the Month
November 11, 2024
Colin Pridady '25 smiles with his certificate in hand as September's Rotary Senior of the Month.
Pridady Plays His Way Into Being Rotary’s September Senior of the Month
October 28, 2024
Stuti Shah '25, the September Rotary Senior of the Month, says her high school experience has been challenging but meaningful.
Shah Shines as September’s Rotary Senior of the Month
October 14, 2024
Standing tall, Khatri plays at the High School Jazz Festival.
Khatri Marches to Be the Best as Rotary June Senior of the Month
June 12, 2024
Rachael Rodriguez ’24, the June Rotary Senior of the Month, says she is "appreciative and blessed."
Lacrosse Enthusiast Rodriguez Reaches June Rotary Senior of the Month
June 12, 2024
Solai Ramasubramaniyam '27 and Rithika Gunasekaran '27 enact a scene of horror and fright, much like the genre of Grady Hendrix's book, 'Final Girl Support Group'.
Book Review Support Group
November 20, 2024
Rithika Gunasekaran '27 and Solai Ramasubramaniyam '27 act as Julia and Olga Reyes, the two sisters in the young adult novel "I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter."
I Am Not Your Perfect Y.A. Book
October 16, 2024
Rithika Gunasekaran '27 and Solai Ramasubramaniyam '27 represent the relationship between Wes Bennett and Liz Buxbaum from the well-known novel, 'Better Than the Movies' by Lynn Painter.
Nothing Gets Better Than the Movies
October 14, 2024
Pearl Jam's twelfth studio record "Dark Matter" has peaked at #1 on Top Rock, Hard Rock, and Alternative Albums. The album has been critically acclaimed and positively received by fans.
Pearl Jam is Still “Alive”
October 14, 2024
Rithika Gunasekaran '27 and Solai Ramasubramaniyam '27 read the well-known novel "To Kill a Mockingbird," by Harper Lee, for the 10th grade honors summer reading assignment. The two students explored the numerous important themes in the text that Lee tries to convey as the story takes place in the 1900s in the fictional town: Maycomb, Alabama.
To Kill a Mockingbird or To Harm a Student?
October 1, 2024
Summer is here; flowers are in bloom. Find out the flower that matches with you.
️April Showers Bring May Flowers
June 11, 2024
Crazy Guy Anniversary: Poopeegie Crosses the Road
Crazy Guy Anniversary: Poopeegie Crosses the Road
November 15, 2024
Crazy Guy Halloween
Crazy Guy Halloween
October 25, 2024
The Crazy Guy Technique
The Crazy Guy Technique
October 18, 2024
Failing with Flying Colors
Failing with Flying Colors
October 11, 2024
Difficulties of Hairstyling
Difficulties of Hairstyling
September 27, 2024
Crazy Guy's Best Joke
Crazy Guy’s Best Joke
September 20, 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
"On the air. Unaware. . .The world is watching."
A Cautionary Warning for the Digital Age
March 21, 2024
All the power on earth can't change destiny
The Godfather Part III (1990): Reflections in Redemption and Government Corruption
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
February 8, 2024
An offer you can't refuse.
The Godfather (1972): An Epic in Family, Decisions, and Duality of Power
February 1, 2024
BIRDLE - 09/05/24
BIRDLE – 09/05/24
September 5, 2024
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BIRDLE – 05/31/24
May 31, 2024
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May 30, 2024
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May 29, 2024
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BIRDLE – 05/28/24
May 28, 2024
BIRDLE - SPECIAL EDITION #3
BIRDLE – SPECIAL EDITION #3
May 27, 2024
Anna Weng '26 makes her way through Thompson Park's during the varsity girls 5k race.
Edison High Cross Country Shine at the GMC Divisional Championship
November 20, 2024
The Edison High girls varsity tennis team celebrates their streak-breaking win against J.P. Stevens High School.
Newfound Success
October 23, 2024
The Edison Boys Cross Country team poses for a team picture after their respective races.
Eagles Succeed by the Shore: Cross Country Battle at Ocean County Park
October 23, 2024
Noreen Amponsah '24 passes the baton to Grace White '25 during the Girls' 4x400 meter relay. The girls team (Noreen Amponsah '24, Grace White '25, Hailey Dawson '24, Jada Bonds '24) places second overall.
Strong Performance for EHS at GMC’s
June 12, 2024
Sarvesh Premkumar '25 gets in his stance to hit the ball back to Highland Park's Ethan Chen '25 in the first singles. Premkumar emerged victorious, defeating Chen in two sets reading scores of 6-0 and 6-4.
Advantage Eagles
May 15, 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
Lindsay Yascko '25 (left) smiles on the track as she cheers with her team for another Friday football night. Cheyenne Singer '25 (right) ready to receive the ball and set up to score another point.
Yascko Cheers, Singer Serves
November 13, 2024
Lenier Whetstone '26 (left) on the field during the Edison High Homecoming game as he looks at surrounding players. Sachita Balamurugan '25 (right) tosses the ball for a jump-serve, the start of a rally between the teams.
Whetstone Rushes, Balamurugan Spikes
November 5, 2024
Isabella Charles (left) '25 moves the ball as she searches for an open teammate. Kayden Aravena '25 (right) keeps the ball in while she searches for an open teammate.
Charles and Aravena, Assist and Score Duo
November 5, 2024
Emmanuel Kostis '26 (left) prepares to score a goal against the opposing team, bringing his team closer to a win. Rylee McEvoy '25 (right) works to reach a new personal best as she loops the track.
Kostis Scores, McEvoy Runs
October 16, 2024
Nyekir Eato ‘25 (left) rushes with the football in hand, his opponent just behind him. (From left to right) Athletes of the Week Nandini Chandra ‘26, Khaliyah Revan ‘25, and Lojein Elgebrawi ‘25 pose after celebrating breaking their team's losing streak against the Hawks.
Eato Rushes, Chandra, Revan, & Elgebrawi Swings
October 16, 2024
Pranav Srinivasan '27 (left) poses with his tennis racket after another winning match. Ajit Sivakumar '25 (middle) performs a jump serve to start the set strong. Layla Robinson '24 (right) runs with the ball as she passes by the opposing players, hoping to score a goal.
Robinson Nets, Srinivasan Swings, Sivakumar Spikes
June 12, 2024

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SIA SHAH ‘24

SIA SHAH ‘24, Copy Editor

Sia Shah is a Copy Editor for the Entertainment and People section. She has been a part of the newspaper since her freshman year. Aside from working for the newspaper, Sia is an editor for the literary magazine, an avid reader and lover of all things poetry and writing.

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Finding comfort in writing letters, Iris finds love with the person she least expects.

Rivals: A Read to Remember

JIA SHAH '24 and SIA SHAH ‘24
April 16, 2024
The Return of Rick Riordan with Percy Jackson and The Chalice of Gods: Is this book worth the read?

Percy Jackson And A Trip Back Nearly Twenty Years

JIA SHAH '24 and SIA SHAH ‘24
December 21, 2023
Do you like murder, secret societies, and plot twists? "If We Were Villians" brings Shakespeare into the modern era.

Et tu, M.L. Rio?

SIA SHAH '24 and JIA SHAH '24
April 14, 2023

The Girl and The Goddess

SIA SHAH '24 and JIA SHAH '24
February 10, 2023

A Thousand Teardrops and One Sacred Read

JIA SHAH '24 and SIA SHAH '24
November 7, 2022
Open book with brown color and tan pages covered with various colored dots.

You Heard it on BookTalk First

JIA SHAH '24 and SIA SHAH '24
June 8, 2022

Behind Hollywood and Drama, there’s Evelyn Hugo

JIA SHAH '24 and SIA SHAH ‘24
April 28, 2022
We‌ ‌All‌ ‌Cry‌ ‌At‌ ‌The‌ ‌End‌

We‌ ‌All‌ ‌Cry‌ ‌At‌ ‌The‌ ‌End‌

JIA SHAH ‘24 and SIA SHAH ‘24
February 14, 2022
The Catcher In The Rye Was So Not The Catch

The Catcher In The Rye Was So Not The Catch

JIA SHAH ‘24 and SIA SHAH ‘24
November 19, 2021
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