In the summer of 2010, Garrett Clayman (’13) met Ke$ha, a renowned international pop star. To this very day, Clayman recalls this moment, proud of the fact that she told him that “[she] loved [him] and that [he] was really cute.” With the same adrenaline...

Whether he broke his leg or tore a muscle, nothing could stop Aaron Gomez (‘13) from competing in this year’s Mr. East competition. Mr. Pretty Lil Gomez, a member of the wrestling team, was pinning his opponent during a match when he tore his...

This year, competing in the Mr. East competition, is Jonah Bannett (’13), a.k.a. Mr. Lets Duet. Mr. Lets Duet has participated in Mr. East acts in previous years and he is very excited to compete himself this year. He said, “It’s a competition?...

Twenty-seven East students returned home yesterday, April 2, after spending 10 days in Courbevoie, France, a suburb of Paris. The students traveled to France as part of an exchange program, which is held almost every two years here at East. This year’s...

You know what’s charming? The type of guy who kills your boyfriend, kidnaps you, and then refuses to let you go home even though he has no idea what to do to keep you entertained. Obviously, the intelligent thing to do in a situation where you’re...

It’s Valentine’s Day today, so what better way to show your loved-ones your appreciation for them than with chocolate? We found a few places in the Cherry Hill area for you to buy chocolates. Godiva Chocolate by Nicole Grant (’16) As you walk...

Mike Devlin, as usual, is dressed in green—a Children’s Garden sweatshirt unzipped over a weathered plaid button-up. He has a compact frame, with a slight hunch. “It’s stressful, and it’s a tremendous waste of time,” he says, grimacing. At...

Photo: (From left to right): Professor Andrew Payne of St. Joseph's University Philosophy Department; Dr. Frank Hoffman, professor of philosophy with a focus on Eastern Philosophy and Religion, West Chester University;  Rabbi Richard Libowitz, Ph.D,...

Click the link below to read the January 2013 edition of Eastside: http://issuu.com/eastsidenewspaper/docs/january2013eastside

The East Thespian Society and East Singers hosted Cherry Hill East’s eighth annual Coffee House in honor of East’s very own Mr. Charlie Musumeci from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, January 19. All proceeds from the evening went towards the Millie...

As expected, the Freshman Dance really did "glow" the minds of many last night. With a theme of ‘glow in the dark,’ The Class of 2016 officers and representatives decorated the cafeteria, hallways and even the courtyards with luminating paraphernalia...

The East community, past and present, wants to express its support for Mr. Charlie Musumeci ('72), who has been a constant figure at East for over 30 years as a teacher, coach, advisor, friend and mentor. We will continue to update this page with your...

Some of the Art Department has chosen to participate in a project, called The Snowflake Project, to make snowflakes for the students of Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. The school, which was the victim of a major shooting spree, has...

The December Eastside issue is now viewable at the link below: http://issuu.com/eastsidenewspaper/docs/eastsidedecember2012?mode=window&backgroundColor=%23222222

Yesterday Eastside was awarded the Distinguished Journalism Award of New Jersey by the Garden State Scholastic Press Association for the fourth year in a row.  The conference and ceremony was moved from late October to yesterday due to the storm. Of...