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For our final installment in this column, I thought it would be good to talk about something that no matter how many walks you go on or how perfect your …
Advice for Isolation, Scheduling & Learning at Home, Part III: Isolation Read More
COVID-19 has forced us all to deal with a new situation, be it online learning, teaching, or even just being at home all day. We have to ask ourselves a …
Advice for Learning and Isolation, Part II: Scheduling Read More
Number One: Being at home for a lot of time. At the start of 2020, I never would have thought that saying I’m an expert in isolation would have been …
Advice for Isolation & Learning At Home Read More
The POTUS Donald Trump has not said anything on any platform, most notably Twitter, for nearly 2,889 minutes, or two days and nine minutes, and the public is incredibly uneasy. …
Donald Trump Goes Eerily Silent Read More
A typical salesman drives to his job at 8:30 a.m, works at his local paper company, maybe has an hour-long lunch break then works even more until 5 p.m. All …
Student Burnout is Chronic Read MoreThis article was cowritten by Shelby Swanson and Shay Wisdom. The Grammys The Grammys did not disappoint with their deliverance of excellent performances and exciting narratives, but they failed overall …
From music to movies: The ECHO reviews top award shows Read More
The first sign that this movie wasn’t for me was when the theater’s attendees consisted only of 11 year olds and their parents. As a kid, I was a pretty …
Sonic: The Hedgehog movie review Read More
As Black History Month finishes, we look back at what East’s students and staff have done to commemorate diversity. Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, Katherine Ropp and Gabriel Ackall shed …
East Celebrates Black History Month Read More
I’m standing in the Teens corner of my local library, searching for something, anything that would be worth reading, but not a single title appeals to me. This is a …
YA fiction is lacking substance Read More