On April 12, around 450 attendees enjoyed a wonderful junior prom at The Westin Hotels & Resorts. From taking photos at the photo booth to crowning “Gatsby,” students danced and dined their way through the night. The theme, “The Great Gatsby,”...

U.S. Representative Andy Kim (‘00), a Cherry Hill High School East alumnus and prominent New Jersey Democrat, catapulted into the 2024 Senate race in early November, bringing a unique blend of personal experiences and unwavering dedication to public...

The increasing dominance of STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) education spawns beliefs that label the humanities as worthless. In a society where it’s common for STEM jobs to be higher paying, less students immerse themselves in the...

The Indian diaspora is one of the largest in the world, leaving traces of India in all parts of the world from London to New York City. These mass populations integrate influences from the Indian subcontinent into these areas, from cultural nuances to...

A 7-year-old me stumbled up to the librarian’s desk with a stack of thick books higher than my head. The librarian giggles at me and my mother rushes towards me, lecturing that I wouldn’t be able to read all these books. Yet, I shake my head stubbornly,...

In the corner of Garden State Plaza lies Brio, a “Tuscan-inspired restaurant destination serving authentic, northern Italian cuisine…” After a quick stop at Barnes & Noble, my friends and I entered the villa-esque establishment. Subsequently, the...

When scrolling through countless Instagram stories, one might stumble upon a story addressing a violent occurrence rooted in hatred. Feelings of anger and disgust may surge through them. When tapped upon that story, it leads to a post extending on the...

It’s been 63 years since the Screen Actors Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) and the Writers Guild of America (WGA) simultaneously striked. With multiple streaming services and major studios refusing a deal regarding...

When it comes to concerts, no one does it like 32 Grammy winning megastar, Beyonce. The Renaissance World Tour features a three hour long extravaganza filled with magical special effects, stunning fashion moments, meticulous choreography, and of course,...

One of the most popular forms of entertainment among society is music. While listening to music through AirPods or an Alexa is enjoyable, there is truly nothing like live music. This summer, multiple artists of varying genres are on tours to bring their...

Little three-year-old me stood, observing the aunties gossiping and laughing while stooped over with vibrant chalks illustrating geometric patterns and floral designs all over the walkway. With the piquant aromas of cumin and sizzling onions gliding through...

According to the United States Census Bureau, 24.0 million people identify as Asian alone or in combination, establishing a prevalent Asian-identifying population in America. As Asian-American voices continue to grow throughout American industries, from...

Recently, a viral trend on Tiktok featuring the idea of impulsive and intrusive thoughts has gained lots of traction. An outrageous scenario will be presented, often labeled as an “impulsive” or “intrusive” thought. This trend has found itself...

When it comes to academic rigor at Cherry Hill High School East, nearly all students can relate to the competition faced daily. Constant stress over upcoming deadlines, joy over high marks and comparisons of test grades can be heard throughout the school's...

There are a plethora of different career opportunities in this world, and finding out what’s right for me has always been a struggle. I have bounced between so many different hobbies and interests that I feel like I can’t find anything fitting enough...

Teachers have always warned students not to rely on Wikipedia as a reliable source of information, because anyone can edit a Wikipedia page and add false information to it. However, Wikipedia has information on almost every subject known to man, and,...

Around the world, college entrance examinations play a pivotal role in deciding the future and success of students. As the United States’ SAT becomes considered less with changes like submission optionality, foreign entrance exams including the Chinese...

Lately, many schools are incorporating the discussion of racism and inequality into their curriculum. It’s a great circulative addition because it teaches students perspectives from those who have been persecuted. Many of these lessons are fulfilling...

It has been over two years since COVID-19 has taken over our lives. Since then, different variants have risen and challenged our well being. However, by altering the way we lived, we managed to find ways to overcome these issues.   But, a new...

After a long year and a half of the mess we call a pandemic, we are finally back in school. For some of us, it is our first year of high school. Middle school to high school brought a significant change in our lives, and with the pandemic on top of that,...