Eastside Community Editors Alana Kopelson ('12) and Hannah Feinberg ('12) ask various East students their opinions on favorite dine in places for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Click below to listen, or right click-save as to download: digin with...

As will be explained in the January issue, fourteen Eastside editors embarked on a three-week journey of changing their dietary habits. These are their stories: https://www.eastside-online.org/news/vegetarian-reflection-hailey-edelstein-12/ https://www.eastside-online.org/news/vegan-reflection-alana-kopelson-12/ https://www.eastside-online.org/news/vegan-reflection-laura-kane-11/ https://www.eastside-online.org/news/vegan-reflection-rebecca-ohnona-12/ https://www.eastside-online.org/news/vegetarian-reflection-max-cohen-12/ https://www.eastside-online.org/news/vegan-reflection-hannah-feinberg-12/ https://www.eastside-online.org/news/vegetarian-reflection-danielle-hu-11/ https://www.eastside-online.org/news/vegan-reflection-jack-braunstein-13/ https://www.eastside-online.org/news/vegetarian-reflection-gabi-kains-12/ https://www.eastside-online.org/news/vegan-reflection-avra-bossov-11/ https://www.eastside-online.org/uncategorized/vegetarian-reflection-julie-coben-11/ https://www.eastside-online.org/news/vegetarian-reflection-danielle-fox-13/

Looking back at the past decade (I was a very wise and seasoned six years old at its start, so clearly I’m apt to dissect its cultural going-ons), the prevailing cultural trend, which burrowed itself irrevocably into the American conscience, heart and...

Since their debut Album last year, San Francisco’s residential life-lusting cool kids, Owens and Chet “JR” White (and their much less talked about band mates) have garnered the unquestioned adulation of critics and built a fan base in the trend-obsessed...

Jewish Student Union (JSU) met last Tuesday, November 24 to celebrate Thanksgiving and its cultural significance for the Jewish people.  Advised by Mr. D’Antonio and led by Rabbi Yitz Levi, East’s Jewish Student Union celebrates Jewish culture, while...

What started as a very true-to-its-name garage movement by those with no other place to perform has since become a blanket term for music’s sleaziest, ugliest, least polished sort. Garage rockers of the 60’s, like the Kingsmen and the Sonics, paved...

No show on television right now quite unites Brooklyn culture, high and lowbrow humor, detective work and Ted Danson quite like HBO’s Bored to Death. The show, which airs Sundays at ten, owes its strong following to a stellar cast, featuring Jason...

Dan Harmon’s Community, which starts off NBC’s Thursday night comedy block at eight, features a lovable cast of standard sitcom misfits, in equal parts reverence and mockery of hackneyed primetime fare.  Community has all the stereotypes of traditional...

French club kicked off its year this Thursday, October 7, with an informal meeting and French-style snacks.  Club advisor Mrs. Saillard opened the floor to suggestions for future French club events, which are scheduled to include watching French films,...

This week, East’s Culinary Culture Club began its yearlong quest to conquer foods from across the globe.  In this year’s fist meeting, club president Eric Kessler (’12) announced that the club will meet on Wednesdays throughout the school year. Club...