Have you ever had that strange, fleeting feeling that you’ve already experienced something? That’s called deja vu. It is a scientific phenomenon that has fascinated scientists worldwide for decades. Deja Vu is a sense of already having seen something...

I remember when I was six, I broke my left arm. I remember how I couldn’t touch my ear or raise my arm without excruciating pain. How can something as resilient as your bones also be so fragile? Well, we’re going to explore broken bones. Bone fractures...

It is 2014 and a young woman has just applied for a new job as an Amazon software engineer. As part of a new initiative to automate hiring at the company, her application is reviewed by an artificial intelligence algorithm, instead of a human panel. Later,...

Cherry Hill High Schools are offering four new science electives for the 2022-2023 school year -- Neuroscience and Society, Science of Cooking, Toxicology, and Animal Behavior. These electives will be semester-length courses (2.5 credits) available...

The coronavirus or as it is currently being called, COVID-19, has almost affected around 70 different countries at this moment (March 19). Described as a pandemic, the coronavirus (this time) has been interlaced with our newest technology and the interconnectedness...

Seventy new students were inducted into the Science National Honor Society at the second annual induction ceremony on Tuesday, May 30, while the previously inducted seniors graduated from the society. The ceremony, which took place in the Cherry Hill...

 So what is NASA? When asked, many people will give a very simple answer; the program in charge of sending people to outer space. Well, it may seem so due to the fact that only a small percentage of what NASA does is portrayed to media, but the truth...

Since the dawn of mankind, the development and sharpening of scientific thought has been key in understanding that which is not immediately known to us. For centuries, people thought that stars were simply lanterns in the sky, moving across it along an...

In the spring of 2016, students across America and abroad will be introduced to the new SAT exam. Earlier this year, news of this change surfaced, leaving many past juniors and seniors frustrated by the new advantages that students who take the new version...

Three East robotics teams competed at the VEX Robotics World Championship in Anaheim, California from April 23 to April 26, representing Cherry Hill as well as New Jersey. All three teams stood up formidably against 430 other high school teams from 26...

Let me point out a fact that people know but fear to admit: America’s education system is broken. Decades of education policy failures, decades of political involvement, and decades of educational miscommunication and misunderstanding has reduced it...

Students should take Biology during their freshman year at Cherry Hill High School East, thus eliminating the need for CPS (Conceptual Physical Science) or QPS (Quantitative Physical Science) courses. Taking Biology freshman year would eliminate the need...