By: Rhiannon Cook
This year, on Monday, April 8, most of North America got to witness a near once-in-a-lifetime event: a total solar eclipse. For a brief and incredible four minutes, the moon covered the sun completely, an occurrence known as totality, and made the world go dark – right in the middle of the day.
Continue reading Orbiting the Facts on the EclipseBy: Abe Wolf
If you are walking down towards the old history wing in the G hallway of Eisenhower Middle/High School, it is hard to miss her. She may be on the shorter end of the spectrum, but if you spot the red hair, the high cadence, clicking heels, and a voice asking how you are doing, you know you have come across Ms. Ludwig.
Continue reading Retiring and Reflecting with Ms. LudwigBy: Gavin Reynolds
Major League Baseball is back and has started off hot! This season has many great players and teams. To find out more about the MLB, The Squire interviewed Eisenhower Knights second baseman, Johnny Palmieri. The MLB is one of the most watched sports leagues for a good reason. Baseball is a unique sport and is different from other sports in many ways. Palmieri explained, “The slow rhythm of the game and stopping throughout” is what sets it apart from the other sports. Baseball is a great sport and its back!
Continue reading MLB Swings into Season
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