By: Dillon Benson
Last week was the beginning of the offseason sports grind at Eisenhower High School. EHS students are getting prepared for the long season in the nearby future. Some featured sports working hard to condition for their upcoming seasons are football, soccer, baseball, and softball. Continue reading Grinding Our Way into Offseason Workouts
By: Bridgette Gourley
In past years, our advisory was in the middle of the school day, right between morning and afternoon classes. This year, it has been moved to the last class of the day, right after seventh period. Our principal, Mrs. Alm, thought that it would be easier for everyone if advisory was at the end of the day because some students leave for sports and other activities. Many people like the idea that advisory is at the end of the day because they can just take a break until the bell rings at 3:14. This year, students were able to choose clubs that interested them to participate in for a whole semester. With the new semester just starting, and now that the Keystones retakes are done until spring, everybody has a choice of whatever advisory that they want! Continue reading Picking a New Advisory Class
By: Lindsay Finch
You may have noticed that this year we have had a very unusual winter. Unlike typical winters in Northwestern Pennsylvania, there hasn’t yet been a deep freeze or major amount of snow that has gripped the county. Temperatures fall, the snow comes, and then it warms up, which is all extremely strange for our region. However, it is not just our area that is experiencing these weird fluctuations of the weather. All over the globe, weather specialists and even the average person have noticed that warmer weather is becoming more prominent than colder. Continue reading Weather Patterns Get Wacky
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