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June 5Seniors reflect on the year

5 things I wish I knew while choosing a college

As someone who just got done with it, there were many times where I felt lost and unmotivated to figure out exactly what I wanted to do.

Adam Saladino, Staff Reporter

June 11, 2020

“All of my teachers always empowered me to go above and beyond,” she said, “and achieve my goals, and exceed my own expectations.”

Kim Dickstein stays true to her roots as an educator

June 11, 2020

Rutgers University has 157 majors. With any college, investigate and research and find out what may best suit your talents and interests.

Tips to decide a major

June 5, 2020

Eastern’s mission statement states its goal as to “inspire and prepare life-long learners who contribute to society as caring, productive, and responsible individuals.” The situation that the class of 2020 has been presented with during this pandemic has been a test of just how well Eastern has prepared us.

The Best Thing That Eastern Has Taught Us

June 5, 2020

From past to present: Wes Andrews showcases his Class of 2020 pride at Spirit Week with classmate Emma Bitar, as a young freshman (pictured left) and as an accomplished senior (pictured right).

The end of a journey: Seniors reflect on their favorite high school memories

June 4, 2020

Administration excites with in-person graduation plans, but lack of communication is key

Seniors and parents react to the administration lighting up the stadium for 20 minutes and 20 seconds without being notified.

Ava Hancock, Managing Editor

June 2, 2020

“Stay At Home, Save Lives” continues to be the slogan millions of individuals live by.

How long should we really keep quarantining?

May 20, 2020

“Zoom” vroooms to the forefront of online discussion, but for how long?

While it was great to see all my family members, conversing with a large group over Zoom was not easy. There were lots of children yelling into the camera or calling for their parents. While others simply could not figure out how to turn their microphones on.

Clare Fitzpatrick, Staff Reporter

May 19, 2020

When there is no Stanley Cup playoffs, why not listen to This American Life?

My curiosity peaked and I decided to listen to the program. Each of the four stories that were provided for me to listen to were interesting and refreshing.

Ethan Mack, Staff Reporter

May 4, 2020

Stay off your phone during quarantine with these activities

If you are the president of the United States of America in the middle of a pandemic, you should only be referring to the virus by its medical name, which would be coronavirus or COVID-19- not attaching a minority of people to a virus that has killed thousands.

Ava Hancock, Managing Editor

May 4, 2020

Broadcasts largely focus on the “how” and “what” aspect of each issue, and articles add the “why” to the mix.

What’s more informative: news broadcasts or articles?

May 4, 2020

Then there’s Russia. Russia also has a very limited free press, similar to Hungary, and basically all of the major news and media outlets are state-backed. But unlike all of the other countries I have mentioned, Russia has been surprisingly silent on how it’s handled the COVID-19 pandemic.

How COVID-19 is being reported (or not) throughout the world

May 4, 2020

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