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By: Ashley Pope At every middle and high school, every student has a reputation. Yes, school is for learning and finding what you want to do in life, but every person is labeled something whether they like it or not. I also believe people get labeled by things they do consistently. In middle school it is not that bad. Most kids have just come from … Continue reading Senior Superlatives
From Ms. Hannig From Ms. Hanniger: Our CBI friends got to have a field day! They have worked so hard this year and it is so fun to celebrate them! Hope you all enjoy these pictures as much as we did! ❤r In keeping with Field Day tradition, the adults participated in a tug-of-War for the kids. In our non-PC style, of course, we did men … Continue reading CBI Field Day!
By: Alexandra Luna “Grab the set” bubbe yelled frantically from the kitchen! The doorbell rang and Mrs. Feldman let herself in. I raced around setting up the tiles and arranged the flowers in the vase. The table was set exactly the way they have it every week. “Oh, dear god” bubbe dropped the Kugel onto the counter and I heard her say a few bad … Continue reading echo Presents: Tradition
By Alexandra Luna What is Corona? Staying at home? Or being alone? What is a pandemic? Is it a task? To be wearing a mask Corona is real And it’s a big deal Is there a cure? We are not sure We need to save lives So people can thrive If you are smart Stay six feet apart Cover your nose So it’s not exposed Everyone’s proud … Continue reading Echo presents: COVID-19
By: Ashley Pope I look at you and what do I see Hope is a thing with feathers … Continue reading Echo presents: Hope
By: Courtney Suber & Veronica Kogan These days everyone has an opinion on this weird and wild internet phenomenon coined as “cancel culture.” At a time in the early 2010’s this term was confined to Tumblr and Twitter, both flourishing social media platforms that boast a whopping 812 million when combined with one another. Through Tumblr and Twitter (as well as other social media sights) … Continue reading Opposing Viewpoints: Cancel Culture — The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
By Ashley Pope “See the World not as it is, but as it should be” – Glee As we live our lives and think about the things to come, We have a picture I’m our head of how we want things to be than how they actually are. We have the details down to bottom of our shoe Except, nothing ever goes our way literally … Continue reading Echo Presents: See the World
The NSHS Theatre department is approaching the release of its streaming-on-demand production of Princess Antigone (a one-act adaptation of the Greek classic). The promo video is below. Promo video created by Sid Bhaskaran The production stars: Matthew Szabo as Creon Rachel Hertz as Antigone Gavin Friedman as Haemon Amaris Velez as Ismene Katie Griffin as Eurydice Henry Lott as Creon’s Guard Joe Dean as Tiresias … Continue reading Echo Presents: Princess Antigone: A VPA production trailer
By: Alexandra Luna The irony of relocating to a new place is that for each thought that is negative, there is an equal positive result. Adjusting to a new environment can be difficult, but if you look at the pros of moving you can at least equalize the cons. In science they say for each reaction there is an equal and opposite … Continue reading LET’S MOVE IT, MOVE IT, MOVE IT!
By: Ashley Pope Life isn’t easy As you get older life starts to pass you by We have good moments, we have bad moments, but on a good day we get to chose which moments we want to experience There are two type of people in this world: the one that confides in others and the bone that has walls built so high it’ll take … Continue reading Echo Presents: Life isn’t easy
