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The School Newspaper of Cherry Hill High School East

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The School Newspaper of Cherry Hill High School East

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Julia Sitnick

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor

Julia Sitnick is a senior and one of the Sports Editors. When she is not doing work for Eastside you can find her hanging out with friends and family, running, and watching shows. She is looking forward to working with the Eastside board and the senior trip!

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Maddie Schultz ('25) with the logo of her new team.

Schultz to go across the pond to play soccer

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
March 5, 2025

Maddie Schultz has committed to the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) in the United Kingdom, where she will play soccer for Macclesfield Football Club (Macclesfield FC) while studying exercise science. Schultz has been a goalie since she was...

Censorship in sports

Censorship in sports

Exploring censorship in sports at Cherry Hill High School East, as well as on a national level. Censorship can easily become an issue when guidelines become too strict or vice versa, when they are too tolerant. In this digital package, we discuss where the lines should be drawn.
The color guard and marching band perform at the football game against West Deptford High School.

Behind the scenes of Color Guard and Marching Band

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
November 20, 2024

Close your eyes and think about a high school football game. There’s a good chance you visualize a group of players on the field, cheerleaders on the sidelines and stands packed with excited fans. Close your eyes again, and you may notice that the images...

Chocolate Bars for Charity

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
October 18, 2024

The Interact club at Cherry Hill East is running its annual chocolate bar sale to raise money for the Covenant House New Jersey (CHNJ). CHNJ started in 1989 with a mission to help young people facing homelessness by providing food, clothing, counseling,...

Pater attends a tennis match at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Maya Pater (‘25) attends the 2024 Paris Olympics

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
August 30, 2024

Paris, the City of Light, shined even brighter than usual when it hosted the 2024 Summer Olympic Games from July 26 to August 11, 2024. For 16 days, fans from around the world enjoyed watching the Olympics on television and following athletes on social...

Dr. Merrick Wetzler shares information about ACL health

Dr. Merrick Wetzler shares information about ACL health

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
March 1, 2024

The following story is based off of an interview with Dr. Merrick Wetzler, an orthopedic surgeon at South Jersey Orthopedic Associates who specializes in sports medicine. The Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) is the major ligament in the knee that controls...

Universal Music Group requires right holders of songs of which UMG has rights to, to not be making money through TikTok therefore removing them from the platform.

UMG pulls artists music from TikTok

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
February 6, 2024

February 1, 2024, Universal Music Group (UMG) pulled several artists' songs off of TikTok. Some big names like Taylor Swift, Drake, Lana Del Rey, and several others are affected by this. UMG’s reasoning for taking away the music from TikTok is that...

Running is a healthy way to keep your body in shape. Whether a jog, run, or sprint, running is beneficial to your health and can even boost your dopamine and serotonin levels, also helping your general well-being.

Running benefits lives

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
January 12, 2024

Have you ever questioned if you should start running? How could it improve your life? Don’t wait any longer because running is very beneficial to people's lives. For starters, running introduces you to many people no matter your age. If you are...

Simone Biles took time off of gymnastics to focus on her physical and mental health, but she's ready to come back.

Simone Biles Returns to Competition

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
August 29, 2023

Simone Biles, the most popular U.S. women's gymnast and the "greatest of all time," is making a comeback. Fans worldwide are hopeful Biles will secure a spot at her fourth Olympic Games to represent Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Earlier this...

This is the Outside of the Palace.

Eastside showcases the beautiful Palace of Versailles

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
April 15, 2023

  This past Spring Break I had the opportunity to travel to Paris. The whole visit was an incredible experience. I enjoyed every part of it from the food to the sites of the beautiful city, especially the famous Palace of Versailles. These...

Many high school students struggle to cope with stress due to the amount of homework and extracurriculars they have to balance.

How to cope with stress

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
March 10, 2023

High school students have difficult schedules. The school day starts early, afternoons are filled with extracurricular activities and part-time jobs, and evenings are filled with homework and studying that can easily last until very late at night. It...

The calming environment of a yoga class at Lifetime Fitness.

Yoga at Lifetime Fitness

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
March 10, 2023

If you are looking for a new fitness class that benefits your physical and mental health, a yoga class would be perfect for you. Recently, I took a yoga class at Lifetime Fitness in Mount Laurel. While I was not sure that I would be up for the challenge...

Students at East create new women's support shelter club

Students at East create new women’s support shelter club

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
February 5, 2023

Students at East create new clubs all of the time to help enrich the community. A new club to add to your list to join is Women’s Support Shelter. Women’s Support Shelter had its first meeting on January 23 and plans to have many events. Events that...

The CHE Mime Company at the Blackwood Pumpkin Festival held in October

Get to know CHE Mime Company

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
December 19, 2022

If you happen to wander into the East Little Theatre after school on a Wednesday afternoon and find a group of students creating skits and having a great time without uttering a single word, then you have arrived at a practice of the Cherry Hill East...

Miracle League

Miracle League

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
November 17, 2022

Miracle League is a community service club at Cherry Hill East that pairs student “buddies” with children and adults with mental or physical disabilities for inclusive baseball games. The goal of Miracle League is to remove physical barriers and allow...

Hospital Support Club

Hospital Support Club

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
November 17, 2022

Hospital Support Club is a community service club at East that has a primary focus on supporting nearby hospitals including CHOP (Children's Hospital of Philadelphia) and Virtua. The advisor for this club is Ms. Peifer and there are three dedicated board...

Greenberg waits to receive a gold medal

Greenberg wins gold at the Maccabiah Games

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
August 26, 2022

Ari Greenberg (‘24) won a gold medal and two silver medals in track and field events at the 21st Maccabiah Games in Israel this summer. Greenberg, who has been running since he was 11 years old, trains all year and competes for the Cherry Hill East...

Gabby Thomas

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
August 24, 2022

Gabby Thomas took home two medals from her first Olympic games in Tokyo in 2020 where she got a bronze medal for the 200-meter and a silver medal for the 4x100 meter relay. While training for the Olympics, Thomas ran track for Harvard University and was...

Sha’carri Richardson

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
August 24, 2022

Sha'Carri Richardson is an extremely fast sprinter who, at age 21, was favored to win the women’s 100 meter race at the Tokyo Olympics. You might recognize her by her bold personality, long nails and ever changing hair color. Richardson is a native...

Allyson Felix

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
August 24, 2022

Allyson Felix is the most decorated female Olympic athlete in track and field history. She is a five-time Olympian and has competed in every Olympic Summer Games since 2004. At age 35, Felix was part of the 4x400 meter relay team that won a gold medal...

Sydney McLaughlin

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
August 24, 2022

Sydney McLaughlin is considered one of the greatest hurdlers in the world. McLaughlin holds the women’s 400 meter hurdles world record with a time of 50.68 seconds which she earned at the World Athletics Championships located in Eugene, Oregon in July...

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U.S. Women’s Track and Field

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Sports Editor
August 21, 2022

Track and field is a collection of sports that includes running, jumping and throwing events. With so many different athletic events taking place in one space and the high number of athletes competing at track and field meets, it is easy for some of the...

Sarah Teng ('22) competing in a swim meet.

East Swimmer Sarah Teng has committed to Bates College

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Staff
June 8, 2022

Sarah Teng (‘22) has committed to Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, where she will compete for the Women’s Swim Team in the New England Small Athletic Conference. Teng was inspired to begin swimming at age 10 after watching her older brother succeed...

Pumpkin decorating at the Collingswood Fall Festival provided entertainment for everyone there.

Collingswood hosts their annual fall festival

Julia Sitnick, Eastside Staff
October 25, 2021

The leaves were showing off their fall colors, the sunny day was comfortably chilly, and the sound of children's laughter filled the air at Knight Park in Collingswood, New Jersey. On Saturday, October 23, the Collingswood Elementary PTA hosted the annual...