By: Cassady Ferino
With the fall season in full swing, many places have brought out their pumpkin spice menus. Many consumers run to their favorite location to find their pick out of the featured menus. If pumpkin spice isn’t your cup of tea, there will always be other fall options available.
Continue reading Fall Drinks Spice up MenusBy: Easton Fitzgerald
In this issue of The Squire, the student spotlight shifts to senior, Joshua Pikna. Joshua is a very busy student at Eisenhower and is also a great contributor to his community. He plays Varsity Boys Basketball and Baseball as well as participating in marching band as tenor one. Additionally, he is a member of Student Council as vice president and is on the executive board for the senior class. Back in his hay days, Joshua also participated in Cub Scouts as an “Arrow of Light.” While he did six years of karate, he unfortunately did not obtain his black belt. As The Squire got to know more about Josh, we learned all of these facts and more.
Continue reading Joshua Pikna Gets his Moment to ShineBy: Hayden Hendricks
Millions of people around the world love animated movies. Great films come out constantly, while classics from years (or even decades) ago continue to captivate audiences. But what truly makes a movie memorable? In my opinion, it comes down to style, animation quality, voice acting, strong writing, an engaging plot, and the overall feeling the story leaves you with.
Continue reading Kung Fu Panda: A Review
