By: Alex Durante
The snow is falling, and we’re drinking hot chocolate and listening to Christmas music. That can only mean one thing, it’s Christmas time. In the past here at Eisenhower, it has been a tradition, sponsored by Student Council, to decorate classroom doors for the holiday season. You may recall that last year, each home advisory worked together to create a door decorated uniquely enough to win a prize, because it is a contest. Continue reading Decking the Halls at Eisenhower
By: Brittany Smith
Christmas is exciting, especially when you get to drive around and look at the Christmas lights. This time of year, people set up all kinds of different festive lights and have different styles to decorate their house. Some people put up classic white lights, others enjoy a pop of colors, and some make themselves a whole display outside their house. Continue reading Decorating for Christmas
By: Courtney Arp
As the winter time approaches, some people may find themselves feeling down or not as happy as they do in the warmer, sunnier months. This may be because of something called S.A.D., which stands for Seasonal Affective Disorder. According to http://www.mayoclinic.org, the definition of S.A.D. is “A type of depression that’s related to changes in seasons.” It starts and ends at about the same time every year and often aligns with the darker winter months. Continue reading Curing the Winter Blues
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