After an eventful off-season, the NBA returns tomorrow when the Orlando Magic play the Indiana Pacers at 7:00 p.m. During this off-season, many different trades and signings were made. Some of the highlights were: The Detroit Pistons traded PG Brandon...

The lack of water is becoming an issue in major countries across the world. In America, the Colorado River is rapidly declining due to a major record breaking drought. Because of this, the Hoover Dam’s power supply is ever slowly decreasing and is gradually...

Digitour took place on Friday, October 5, held by the Electric Factory in Philadelphia. Digitour is the world’s largest social media festival, with over 13,000 attendees this past year. It is a several-week tour of musical acts made popular on YouTube. Performers...

This week’s Athlete Of The Week is Maddy Berman (’14). Berman placed first in the Camden County Championship Girls Varsity race on Thursday, 10/17 with a time of 19:17. This first place victory makes her the top runner in the entire county. She...

Over the course of the last several months (some even argue years, which may be unnervingly correct), the American public perceived the federal government as ineffective and wasteful. Congress, to a certain degree, has done relatively little legislature-wise...

On October 10, SGA hosted the second annual 3V3 basketball tournament. Individual teams made up of friends, teammates and teachers gathered in the DiBart gym at 7 p.m. to play against each other in hopes of becoming the 2013 champions. With a total...

Hallway traffic between classes has always been difficult to navigate at East. With more than 2,000 students changing classes at the same time, it appears that this hallway highway is here to stay. But lately, it has gotten more complicated, as East...

This week’s Athlete Of The Week is Rachel Pham (’16). The sophomore played against the second best singles player on the Shawnee tennis team on Tuesday and came out with a win. This win in her match was the overall match winner and brought the...

The Fault in Our Stars movie, based on one of The New York Times' best-selling novel The Fault in Our Stars written by John Green, is set to come out in 2014, the specific date yet to be released. The starring characters are Hazel Grace Lancaster and...

"Catching Fire," the sequel to "The Hunger Games” is expected to hit theaters November 22. "Catching Fire" follows Katniss's return to the arena during the 75th Hunger Games as she fights with former tributes from each district.  Because Katniss won...

After 30 years of teaching at Northeast High School in Philadelphia, Mr. Fred Wood decided to take his talents to Cherry Hill. A family man with a daughter at Rutgers-Camden Honors College and a wife who he has been married to for 24 years, Wood enjoys...

This week’s “Athlete Of The Week” goes to Dana Barth (’14). Barth is a senior striker for the Girls Varsity Soccer team. She scored two goals against Cherokee on Wednesday and tallied a goal and an assist in the Lady Cougars win against Bishop...

Look out Sugar Bear, Mama June is stepping out!  Recently, it was reported that June Shannon, also known as Mama June, has made a pivotal change in her health. June supposedly lost a whopping 115 pounds in the past few months. As a fairly new reality...

East’s varsity football team played its first game on Thursday, September 12, 2013, losing to Williamstown by a final score of 67-6. Against one of the best teams in the country, East, behind quarterbakcs Brandon Stern (’15) and Vinny Guckin (’16),...

Earlier this summer, I visited Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens. This site contains indoor spaces covered completely—floor, walls and ceilings—in mosaics, as well as an amazing outdoor mosaic and sculpture garden spanning half a block on South Street....