The School Newspaper of Cherry Hill High School East

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The School Newspaper of Cherry Hill High School East

Eastside

The School Newspaper of Cherry Hill High School East

Eastside

Art Club meeting recap

Today, October 4, after school, the Art Club met in F087. To begin the meeting, Gaby Rochino (’12) demonstrated how to make an origami paper crane, and club members each created their own crane. Then,...

Video: Back to School Night brings parents to students territory

Video: Back to School Night brings parents to students’ territory

In this video, student volunteers discuss their roles for the night and parents discuss how they spend their time: [youtube T0MwBzu2TiQ]

East holds a ceremony in honor of the refurbished tennis courts

The dedication for the newly refurbished tennis courts behind Cherry Hill East took place this afternoon on the courts. The courts were renamed the Ross and Jamie Silverberg Tennis Courts, in honor of...

East students reflect on tenth anniversary of September 11, 2001

Now that ten years have passed since the attack on the Twin Towers, America has a clearer picture of the tragedy that wracked us on September 11, 2001. The memories of East students, on the other hand,...

New Wawa hosts grand opening

Friday, August 12, was the grand opening of a new Wawa on Route 70. The grand opening event took place from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The new Wawa managers and staff, as well as regional and national Wawa executives,...

June issue now viewable online

June issue now viewable online

June 24, 2011

The June issue, originally distributed on June 7, can now be viewed online here: http://issuu.com/EastsideNewspaper/docs/juneeastside2011

Graduation DVD includes highlight video

Graduation DVD includes highlight video

June 20, 2011

This year's graduation DVD will include a highlight video, approximately ten minutes long, created by Eastside Video Editor Becca Mulberg ('12).  Forms were sent home to all seniors and can also be downloading...

Read and watch online Senior Issue coverage!

Read and watch online Senior Issue coverage!

June 6, 2011

The June (senior) issue of Eastside will be distributed tomorrow. In the meantime, we have 19 perspectives from members of the Class of 2011 and a video featuring many of these people... Watch EastsideTV's...

Senior Perspective: Isaiah Campbell

June 6, 2011

After being at East for the last four years, the most important lesson I have learned is to simply be you. I’ve witnessed people change completely from who they used to be in order to fit in with a specific...

Senior Perspective: Sydney Gore

June 6, 2011

"Senior year, the year of no fear." That statement couldn’t be more accurate. Let’s take this back to 2007, the beginning of my high school career. I was intimidated by everything and everyone,...

Senior Perspective: Chandni Desai

June 6, 2011

East has a rather peculiar student body. We love to be late to school. We love to be late to class. We love those early dismissals. We love those consecutive fire drills during near-negative temperatures...

Senior Perspective: Fangel Tung

June 6, 2011

When I came to East as a freshman four years ago, I had recently left my childhood home. I left all of my friends and the only city I knew to come to a new and mysterious place. I didn’t really know...

Senior Perspective: Hannah Westover

June 6, 2011

Listen to yells of "I hate school!" and "I’m so DONE!" and "I just want to graduate!" as you walk through East’s halls during your four years here—but ignore them. Though I’m sure these exclamations...

Senior Perspective: Nicole Joven

June 6, 2011

Okay, I’m not really sure how this should go and I’m not going to trouble myself to know, after all it's senior year. But, all I know is that I DON’T want to sound like a robot or make anything superficial....

Senior Perspective: Aaron Weinstein

June 6, 2011

My first day at East was surreal. I couldn’t believe that I went to school with people that had full-on facial hair and were about to venture on into college. Now that I am in that situation, maybe without...

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