By: Miranda Mong
This year’s awards season has been the most inclusive in years, and the list of Oscar nominations has continued the trend with some surprising exclusions and unexpected entries. With Hollywood’s biggest night of the year set to take place on the night of February 24 at 8 P.M. on ABC, The Squire rounds up the actors, directors and movies currently on track to take home the famous golden statues. Continue reading The Squire’s Oscar Predictions 2019: Who Will Win?
By: Ayla Valone
Valentine’s Day is a holiday when we all can show our love and affection for one another, whether that be with chocolatey sweets, flowers or jewelry. We enjoy spending time with the people we love. But what do people do in other countries? The Squire has looked into interesting traditions celebrated around the world, and found that the United States isn’t the only place with their own unique ways to celebrate love. Continue reading Celebrating Valentine’s Day around the World
By: Cody Anthony
Every year around the end of winter, the Eisenhower High School Journalism Club sponsors a competition to find Mr. EHS. Contestants compete in a variety of challenges including describing why they would make a good Mr. EHS, answering a formal question while wearing their formal wear, flexing their muscles in a muscle contest, and demonstrating their best or funniest talent. The competition is judged by three or four judges and the winner and runner ups get certificates and prizes. The cost of the show is $4.00 but is well worth the price. Plus, the $4.00 helps journalism to pay for field trips and new equipment. If talent shows and comedic sketches entertain you, then stop by and enjoy the show. Continue reading Eisenhower Gets Ready to Crown Mr. EHS
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