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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

Eastside

Henry Kissinger in 1972 (Courtesy of The New Yorker).

Henry Kissinger dies, leaving behind a controversial legacy

Nico Spatucci, Eastside Staff December 23, 2023

On November 29th, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger died at 100 years old. Having served under the administrations of 12 presidents, the tenured politician and diplomat has undeniably shaped American politics for the better part of the last century....

Representative Kevin McCarthy in discussion with Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene in the House Chamber.

The House of Representatives freezes

Enis Ercan, Online Global Commentary Editor January 5, 2023

The 2022 United States midterm elections saw the Democrats maintain control of the Senate, but lose the House of Representatives to the Republican Party. With a Democratic President, split Congress, and Republican Supreme Court, the American political...

Afghans flee the Kabul Airport amid crisis

America fails to live up to its humanitarian ideals

Asher Boiskin, Eastside Global Commentary Editor December 9, 2021

In May 1939, a German cruise liner called the MS St. Louis departed from Hamburg, Germany, packed with Jewish passengers fleeing the horrors of the Nazi regime less than one year after Kristallnacht (November 1938) and six years after the inauguration...

Record Store Day

Record Store Day

It isn’t exactly an anomaly in the music industry for several albums to be released on the same day. However, when the albums are all mostly vinyl and include the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Aerosmith, Public Enemy and more, it becomes a lot more interesting. The...

Local supermarkets prove to have differences

Liza Rothkoff, Eastside Staff April 29, 2014

In 2012, it was reported that there were 37,053 supermarkets in the United States, according to Progressive Grocer Magazine. In Cherry Hill and its surrounding towns, there are multiple supermarkets within walking distance from each other. Local supermarkets...

Testing of animals is morally wrong

Testing of animals is morally wrong

Jenna Myers (‘17)/ For Eastside November 28, 2013

Think of your favorite animals and imagine them going through harsh, vigorous tests. Regardless of whether it is your favorite animal or not, the problem here is that annually, more than 20 million animals are tested in laboratories in the United States...