By: Drew Mandeville
With the school year starting, The Squire interviewed senior Katie Bunk for the first of our student spotlights of the year. Bunk is very involved at Eisenhower as she is a member of the girls soccer team, track team, Key Club, bowling, and National Honors Society. She supports other Eisenhower sports in the student section and bleeds blue and gold.
Continue reading Student Spotlight Highlights Katie BunkBy: Squire Editors
On Monday, December 26, pipelines in Eisenhower High School burst due to the freezing temperatures, with a low that day being 6 degrees Fahrenheit. In order to get exclusive insight as to what happened, The Squire interviewed three different sources who were in the middle of the action.
Continue reading H2O Hits Eisenhower HardBy Cole Kell
Studies show that extreme weather changes can negatively affect mental health. The winter season can cause people to stay inside more and detach from normal activities. This form of “hibernation mode” can increase depression. With daytime in the winter being shorter and having limited sunshine, our bodies produce less serotonin and more melatonin. This means the neurotransmitter associated with happiness is decreased while the chemical associated with depression and sleepiness is increased. The website I got this from was Winter Weather and Mental Health | The Kim Foundation.
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