January-a month of resolutions and change. A resolution many people make every year: to read more. This January, East Literature Club hopes you'll pick up any and all of these author and book recommendations...
Steve Mirsen, Eastside News/Features Editor
• January 31, 2015
The annual Kaleidoscope concert, this year Disney themed, is a fundraiser for East’s Music Boosters Scholarship Fund. Before and after the show, bidding for a silent auction was held in Cafeteria One....
Rachel Cohen, Eastside Editor-in-Chief
• November 26, 2014
On Tuesday, November 25, Student Activities Director and teacher Mr. CJ Davis hosted another Spirit Week contest in Cafeteria 1 during both lunch/break periods. The object of the contest was to “fish”...
Jacob Borowsky, Eastside Underground Editor
• November 26, 2014
For the first time since 2009, the junior class has defeated the senior class and won the 2014 Spirit Week dance competition. The sophomores placed third, while the freshman class finished fourth.
This...
Marlee Zeitz, Eastside Sports Editor
• November 19, 2014
Today, November 19, at approximately 10:50 a.m. the first event of Spirit Week 2014 took place in the DiBart Gym. All four grades battled it out on the court playing crab soccer! The four grades sat...
Steve Mirsen, Eastside News/Features Editor
• September 26, 2014
It is still the beginning of the school year for most people here at East, but for the Student Government Association, the future is much closer and a lot needs to be done. SGA has already set many goals...
It is the most wonderful time of the year—the time to go back to school shopping. With the start of the new school year, many families are spending a lot of money on school supplies, clothes and electronics.
According...
Meghna Kothari, Eastside Editor-in-Chief
• September 1, 2014
Ed Sheeran fans everywhere, or Sheerios as they call themselves, have been bubbling with exultance as the British singer-songwriter released a second studio album titled X (multiply)on June 23. After...
Steve Mirsen, Eastside News/Features Editor
• August 31, 2014
The Voorhees Animal Orphanage commits itself to compassion for cats, dogs, and humans alike. The no-kill shelter takes in over 1,500 animals each year, and cares for over 200 animals a day, according to...
Rachel Cohen, Eastside Editor-in-Chief
• August 31, 2014
Starting a few weeks ago, Facebook newsfeeds exploded with ALS Ice Bucket Challenge posts, marking one of the few times that an advocacy campaign went viral. Many students from Cherry Hill East participated...
Dani Roth, Eastside Community Editor
• August 18, 2014
Fans are saying "yes!" to Jason Mraz's new album, Yes!, which was released on July 11. Jason Mraz has been able to capture the hearts of pop, alternative, and soft rock fans while still jamming out to...
Liza Rothkoff, Eastside Entertainment Editor
• August 17, 2014
Both Soundgarden and Nine Inch Nails were pioneers of the nineties music scene. When the two acts hit the stage at Susquehanna Bank Center in Camden on July 30, both bands had their fans on their feet.
The...
Jenna Myers, Eastside Opinions Editor
• July 14, 2014
On the first day of Music Under the Stars, a communal concert held every summer, a local band "Don't Call Me Francis" took the stage at 7:15 p.m. Before they took the stage, a band made up of Cherry Hill...
Kaitlyn Boyle, Eastside News/Features Editor
• July 7, 2014
At the conclusion of finals, students burst out of their classrooms and enter a summer of total relaxation. Some Cherry Hill East swimmers, however, have opted to spend their break a different way. Instead...
Within the past decade, Internet users from all over the globe log into the same user-friendly interface to watch videos posted on the web. Founded in 2005, Youtube has been a leading search engine for...
