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If you’re talking to seniors about their plans after graduation, many are looking forward to UNC, N.C. State and other colleges. Others are going to leave schooling and work, serve …
“I have a lot of things that I want to do before I go to college”: Students decide on gap years Read More
It’s not as if there are any shortage of problems at East to bemoan. We have too many fights, a large achievement gap, no actual principal and not enough teachers. …
It’s time for students to take responsibility for their school Read More
Local elections are supposed to be free from skullduggery, right? Well, not so in Chapel Hill. All sorts of fake candidates are putting out fraudulent signs in a dastardly attempt …
What lurks behind the election sign? Read More
Traditionally, the best way to get left-wing policies that support the environment isn’t to elect Republicans. However, that’s just what the North Carolina Green Party is supporting by trying to …
Green politics vs. the Green Party Read More
Lately, when I’ve walked into my Intro to Engineering Design class, I’ve seen a message scrawled on the whiteboard with an Expo marker. As I write this, it reads “day …
“It’s exhausting”: East struggles with teacher vacancies Read More
On March 15, the East girls’ soccer team lost 0-2 to Eastern Alamance
Gallery: Girls’s Soccer March 15 Read More
Every history class talks about the home front, where civilians worked together to sustain the war effort. History describes people all pitching in to plant victory gardens, send medical supplies …
“What can we do?”: The question about Ukraine Read More
If you informed me freshman year that school spirit was on the decline at East, I probably would have taken it as a cause for celebration. Isn’t it just an …
The puzzle of school spirit Read More