In South Jersey, Cherry Hill is considered a rather privileged town. It boasts a stellar public education system, high per capita income, excellent public works services and great efforts towards sustainability. However, just a few minutes’ drive down...

The library is a place full of books, multimedia resources and serves as a quiet place to study and get things done. But do students actually take advantages of these opportunities?             Arun Reddy, (‘13), a library regular,...

On Saturday, May 14, the Class of 2012 looked dapper and dashing at the Collingswood Ballroom. When 402 students, exactly, crowded the dance floor, the energy was transcendental—and on another level. The theme of the night was Katy Perry’s “E.T.,”...

A vast world, the Internet is full of virtues and vices alike. One website, turnitin.com, is deemed by the Cherry Hill School District as virtuous; so virtuous, that a teacher can give a student a “zero” on an assignment based on what this website...

For any sports team, the goal is always to put the most talented product on the field to win as many games as possible.  The idea that some coaches conservatively hold freshmen back from playing varsity sports serves as detrimental to their teams. Many...

Rittenhouse Square is always a relaxing place for Philadelphia locals to hang out. On any given day, one can enjoy the landscape, dine in renowned restaurants and catch a breath of fresh air in one of the nicest parts of the city. However, on Saturday,...

Generally, when hearing the last name "Santo," East students may first think of Chris (’11), the basketball player, or Tom (’11), the Justin Bieber look-a-like. But, among the student body is another Santo with a great talent that most are unaware...

(Comic by Leena Lari ('12)/ Eastside Staff) In society, government is one of the most important parts of a community. Throughout most of the world, all communities, from small towns to large cities, government takes precedence in all of the...

Students in Ms. Jen Kinnsey’s AP English class learned that the consequences for doing poorly on assignments are more severe than they had initially thought when Kinnsey let loose a pack of man-eating dogs on those students who had scored less than...