To many students at East, D-Wing is just another hallway they happen to walk past on their way to class, the bathroom, or perhaps lunch. But to the students who spend hours upon hours perfecting their skills within its' walls, D-Wing is so much more than...

The average length of a child's index finger ranges from 50-88 mm. To most 6-year-old girls, this information is meaningless. But for Ms. Gabriela Mandescu, it had the potential to completely alter her fate. Growing up in Romania, the only way Mandescu...

At the end of March, indie supergroup boygenius broke their five-year hiatus. When touring ended after their 2018 self-titled EP, the group only performed once in 2021, shifting focus to their independent projects. The three members of boygenius are some...

Locally, the threat of cyber attacks has remained present. In 2019, staff and students of the Cherry Hill School District struggled to access their emails and google drive. Some files were corrupted, and displayed the mysterious title, “Ryuk”.  This...

In the Age of Information, our world has steadily become immersed by technology, whether it be the vast landscape of social media or the limitless bounds of the internet. But with this immersion comes risk - the cyber realm today is privy to innumerable...

On September 8th, 2022, Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor, officially Elizabeth II, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of her other realms and territories Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the...

King Charles III, formerly known as Prince of Wales, has generated public scrutiny for years. As popularity for the British monarchy continues to decline, his controversies exacerbate pre-existing discontent with the institution in general. Looking forward,...

It’s no secret the academic intensity at East surpasses that of most high schools. This rigor manifests in obvious ways: piles of homework, numerous AP courses, and countless sleepless nights. Students in this environment can take advantage of the immense...

Television and film represent staple parts of American culture. Starting in childhood, media consumption serves as an important commonality to unify people with varying identities. This unification is one of great power, and has the ability to drastically...

In recent years, people are slowly becoming more accepting of the LGBTQ+ community, or at least that’s what it seems like in our everyday lives. But when we look closely is when we begin to see what is really happening. Still, there is discrimination...

East students organized a school walkout, protesting the 9 forced teacher transfers, at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, April 29. The demonstration garnered participation from hundreds of students, and media attention from outlets such as Fox 29, ABC 6, the Philadelphia...

Cherry Hill’s Board of Education meeting brought heated discussion concerning forced transfers on Tuesday, April 26. Teachers, parents, students, and alumni spoke passionately on the matter, urging the board to reconsider plans to remove nine teachers...

Most students at East, roaming the halls every weekday morning, share two commonalities: first are their eyes, heavy and darkened, and second is their obligatory cup of coffee, clenched tightly in tired hands. It’s widely accepted that consuming large...

On February 4th, popular indie musician Mitski released her 6th album titled Laurel Hell. This highly anticipated release made waves throughout her fan base, as well as the music industry at large. While Mitski has certainly been one of the biggest names...

For years on end, students would dread walking into school due to the overload of homework and the misfortune that is boring teachers and lessons, but today, students dread walking into school for a much different reason -- gun violence. Students now...

Popular indie musician Mitsuki Laycock, widely known as Mitski, has gained a dedicated fan base over the course of her career. Beginning in 2012 with her debut album Lush, her legacy continued on into 2018, with her latest album Be the Cowboy. Mitski...

Last school year was unique, to say the least. Computer screens replaced teachers, icons replaced students, and bedrooms replaced classrooms. Due to the drastic reliance on technology during the 2020-2021 school year, this September poses a new set of...

In a time of recent uncertainty and a rise in hate – through rallies, protests, and social media campaigns – Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders came together in the Cherry Hill Community to celebrate their successes and right to be Americans....

On January 6th, 2021, Americans all over the country sat glued to their television screens, watching a hungry, ravenous disease spread in the US capital. Uncertainty raced across the nation, and panic flooded the streets. Anxious Americans from all walks...

Every four years, on January 20th at 12 p.m. noon, America witnesses the inauguration of the President of the United States. As the next President and Vice President place their hand upon an item of ceremonial importance, Americans hover towards their...

As the 2020 holiday season comes to an end, odds are you’ve received some amazing gifts from some amazing people. Show them your gratitude by writing a thoughtful message on any one of these printable thank-you card templates. Holiday Card 1: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sMvnMgZOdKWA-2_1qZIkp2qfLQugHY0b/view?usp=sharing Holiday...

Eastside wishes you a happy holidays and a joyful Christmas on the twenty-fifth day of the Advent Calendar. Watch the video to see the holiday card!

This easy holiday craft from Hammer and Stain is available here. However, most of the materials can be found around the house. Follow these instructions with photo guides to learn how to make one! Materials: 1. Wooden board 2. Three sponges...

For the seventeenth day of the advent calendar, Emily Boyle ('23) created a holiday playlist which is linked here. It is perfect to listen to while studying, relaxing, wrapping presents, or decorating for your festivities! Remember to log in or sign...

Santa Claus can be found everywhere throughout the holiday season. Sitting comfortably atop thrones in each mall, appearing in storybooks, television shows, and movies, consuming the minds of children all over the globe. Christmas simply would not be...

To end off 2020, Eastside presents an Advent Calendar in the month of December. All throughout December, Eastside will have interesting stories and graphics. This special traditional calendar encompasses the holiday spirit in each day. To enjoy the daily...

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Originally published in Eastside’s February 2020 issue The Academy Awards, commonly known as The Oscars, stretch all the way back to 1929. For the first time, a plethora of the countries most respected actors and actresses flooded into the Hollywood...

The Academy Awards, commonly known as The Oscars, stretch all the way back to 1929. For the first time, a plethora of the countries most respected actors and actresses flooded into the Roosevelt Hotel, ready to receive that now beloved golden statuette....

The Reach Out and Read (ROAR) club is collecting gently-used books now until December 20th for patients at local children’s hospitals. The club advisor, Mr. Michael Mancinelli, emphasizes that this deadline is flexible and no contributions will be...

This year’s 2019 Red Ribbon Week winners have finally been determined.  The winners were determined after tallying up the number of students who dressed up in their first period classes.   The first place winners include Mrs. Sassinsky’s day...

A new math teacher, Mr. Kairi Young, joins the Cherry Hill East community for the current 2019-2020 school year. Young says he has chosen to come to East due to the impressive values the students and staff possess, heavily focused on extracurriculars,...