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Ilana Arougheti has been on the Eastside editorial board for three years, but her distaste for Comic Sans and her loyalty to Times New Roman are just as strong as on day one. She’s a big proponent of crewneck sweatshirts, indie bookstores, dark chocolate, and freedom of the press. Ilana can be found around East at all hours, editing in F087, painting sets for the theater department, or running down the hallway between club meetings. She’s grateful to have journalism in her life because it allows her to open others’ eyes to the new worlds they might otherwise never have found inside their own. Don’t ask her about the time she spent in the Chicago area last summer unless you’re ready for her to talk your ear off.

Ilana Arougheti, Eastside Editor-In-Chief

Jan 26, 2019	A Tour of the Trophy Case… (Story)
Jan 20, 2019	Time for a Change (Story)
Nov 25, 2018	Cherry Hill East 4th Annual Athletic Hall of Fame Inductions (Story)
Nov 16, 2018	Students compete in Spirit Week’s Oreo eating contest (Story)
Apr 14, 2018	Mr. Anything You Can Do (Harrison Smith) is crowned the 2018 Mr. East (Story)
Apr 12, 2018	The 31st Annual Mr. East Competition (Story)
Mar 24, 2018	Philadelphia marches for its life (Story)
Feb 27, 2018	East students stage a walkout in protest (Story)
Jan 30, 2018	Suresh’s Pi Performance Takes the Cake: The Story behind Pi Guy (Story)
Oct 31, 2017	Say Hello to East’s Newest Faculty Members (Story)
Oct 28, 2017	The Senior Class will battle against the Junior Class in the annual Powderpuff game, set to take place on November 6 (Story)
Apr 23, 2017	Mr. Snyderman (Josh Snyder) is crowned this year’s Mr. East (Story)
Apr 21, 2017	The 30th Annual Mr. East (Story)
Mar 22, 2017	The first day of Spring with Ilana (Story/Media)
Nov 21, 2016	Seniors take first place for Patriotic Day (Story)
Jun 13, 2016	East student gives advice to incoming freshmen (Story)
Jun 13, 2016	Megu offers delicious sushi options (Story)
Apr 17, 2016	Jocks vs. Nerds: The Role of Red and White Night’s Non-Athletic Events (Story)
Nov 18, 2015	Activist alum takes racial equality from Cherry Hill to the capital (Story)