To Marissa Hacker, a 21-year-old graduate from Stockton University and a Cherry Hill native, there is no one more important to her than her twin brother, Matthew Hacker. Matthew suffers from Autism, and as a result he was often excluded, ignored...

This past week over eighteen thousand high school students, advisors, businesspeople and alumni gathered at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta to partake in the 2018 International Career Development Conference, better known as the DECA Nationals...

There is one time in the day when you can stand still and let the stresses of the full day literally wash away. However, I accepted a twenty-day challenge to only take cold showers, leaving my nighttime routine as the most stressful part of my day. I...

All about New Year's Resolutions: Nafessa Jaigirdar Every December, as the new year rolls around, people set out to better themselves. They promise to eat healthier, to go to the gym, to try something new or to finally take that vacation they...

For some alumni of the Cherry Hill East Athletic Department, this Thanksgiving weekend marked an extra occasion for celebration. The 4th Annual Cherry Hill High School East Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet took place on November 24, 2018, at the Indian...

Music booming, students cheering and bleachers packed, the annual Spirit Week Dance Competition has over time become a beloved East tradition. To celebrate this year’s participant's weeks of hard work, everyone from family members to alumni gathered...

With November 6 just around the corner, midterm elections are fast approaching. On National Voter Registration Day, more than 800,000 people registered in preparation for this year’s elections, an all-time high. For many members of Generation Z and...

Pictured alongside social media guru Kylie Jenner and internet phenomena Rihanna on TIME Magazine’s highly anticipated list of The 25 Most Influential People on the Internet is 19-year-old Miquela Sousa, better known by her Instagram name, @lilmiquela....

Since its designation as Autism Awareness Month in 1970 by the Autism Society, the month of April has been a time of increased acceptance of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and the unique challenges that those who live with it face everyday. In observance...

The 31st annual Mr. East pageant will take place this Friday, April 13, at 7:00 pm in the auditorium. Chairladies Sabrina DeAbreu (‘18), Maggie Hallinan (‘18), Jillian Rivera (‘18), and Hope Rosenblatt (‘18) are excited to present an exciting...

Everyone from family members to alumni gathered at the DiBart Gym Tuesday night at 7:00 to witness a beloved East tradition take place: the annual Spirit Week Dance. For many, it marked the culmination of several weeks of choreographing and late nights....

You pour hours and hours into interviewing the victim, her family, and her researched psychologists trying to better understand the recent rise in suicide rates at your school. After months of intense research, you realize you have finally reached...

For Ishita Panwar (‘19), it all started out as another typical August night. With school quickly approaching, she was trying her best to hold onto what little was left of her summer break. Reclining in bed, while trapped in the vortex that is YouTube,...

Needless to say, my younger cousin watches a lot of TV. And so the other day, when I was babysitting her, it struck me: had she ever read a book for fun? Intrigued, I asked her if she could bring a book for us to read, but she paid no mind to my question...

On Friday, April 21st, the annual Mr. East competition will take place. This annual male beauty and talent competition is in support of the One is Greater than None charity, which will help rescue children from child trafficking in Ghana, Africa....

The cast of this year’s Spring Musical will not only take the stage to entertain its audience, but to get them talking. The Theatre Department will be putting on Ragtime, a show based on the 1975 novel by E.L Doctorow. This year will be the first-time...

Art students make varying structures using newspapers.

A sea of red flooded into the DiBart Gym as the annual spirit week pep rally commenced. Upon entering, students were greeted by the marching band, which blasted a rendition of the song Light 'Em Up by Fall Out Boy. The cheerleaders took the stage as...

Sophomore Calvin Chan ('19) stuffs his face with pie, as he searches for the candy hidden within it.

Students make table decorations of various designs for the holiday party.

What people look forward to most in their morning coffee, such as the ones from commercial coffee machines perth, is the much-needed energy boost it provides. Realizing this, Daniel Perlman, a biophysicist from Brandeis University in Massachusetts, invented...

With endless swirls of color that are then topped off with the perfect combo of Funfetti cream cheese, it is no wonder these rainbow bagels have taken the internet by storm. The owner of the Bagel Store in Brooklyn NY, Scot Rossillo has been making...

Fans have been waiting over twenty years for Full House to return, and finally on Feb. 26, the show’s sequel, Fuller House will premiere. Unfortunately, the show is a Netflix original series only, and will not air on live television. Regardless, the...

We have a natural tendency to glorify the inventions which receive the most attention in the media, while forgetting those inventions which do not receive media exposure. Sometimes, even the unknown technologies can change the world. Some of these potential...