Lauren Winslow, Eastside Global Commentary Editor
• April 4, 2022
On March 28th, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed the “Parental Rights in Education” bill, which has quickly become more widely known as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill. This law now bans all public...
Aiden Rood, Eastside Features Editor
• April 4, 2022
After a few weeks away, Liberty and Justice for All is back, and it couldn’t be at a better time. This past week, Ketanji Brown Jackson, a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the District...
Lauren Winslow, Eastside Global Commentary Editor
• March 31, 2022
Belleza. Kpacota. Uzuri. Beauty. Every day, humans strive to find beauty in life. They travel, climb mountains, swim to the depths of the ocean, and laze on sandy beaches just to find that one moment where...
Brielle Lampf, Online Opinions Editor
• March 23, 2022
As a reading enthusiast myself, I have certainly heard of the term “slam poetry” before. Until recently however, I never understood exactly what it was. School only taught me about traditional poetry;...
Asher Boiskin, Eastside Global Commentary Editor
• March 22, 2022
“Russian - it’s Stalin, violence, banditism, unusual citizens!”
“Communist monsters. Wild people.”
“He’s not a man. He isn’t human. He is mad, ugly, stinkin.”
When I’m not...
The health classes at Cherry Hill East have always been a segway to understanding the real life problems and situations that occur or will occur in students’ lives. However, there have been some questions...
On February 24, peace in Europe, intact for nearly 80 years, was shattered by Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. Over 100,000 Russian troops crossed the border into the country alongside heavy artillery and...
Ziva Davis, Eastside Culture Editor
• March 17, 2022
Cherry Hill High School East’s lack of sportsmanship is appalling to me. I know that the boys’ basketball team had a great season, but it is important to point out East’s character (or lack thereof)...
The role of student Board of Education representatives has always been a common topic of debate for students and adults in the community. Many students believe they deserve a voice in their community and...
The Russian invasion of Ukraine marked the beginning of the largest European military conflict since World War II. Though the outbreak of nuclear war remains extremely unlikely, the threat of military...
Emily Boyle, Eastside Opinions Editor
• March 15, 2022
Most students at East, roaming the halls every weekday morning, share two commonalities: first are their eyes, heavy and darkened, and second is their obligatory cup of coffee, clenched tightly in tired...
Aiden Rood, Eastside Features Editor
• March 7, 2022
What is intersectionality? For some, this term carries negative political connotations. It has been branded by some people as a “radical leftist idea” of some sort, and conservative commentators have...
For years on end, students would dread walking into school due to the overload of homework and the misfortune that is boring teachers and lessons, but today, students dread walking into school for a much...
The required reading at Cherry Hill East is a common topic of contention among the students. Many echo the sentiment that teachers should allow students to read whatever books they choose for school, while...
The College Board released a statement on the 25th of January that entirely reshapes the SAT. Beginning in 2023 for international students and 2024 for students in the United States, the SAT will be administered...
