Snow is a very defining and special part of winter, whether you’re someone who likes to play in it, or stay inside and watch it fall. It’s cold and beautiful, and either makes the season that much better or worse, depending on where you live or simply by your opinion. And though for most it is a very normal part of the later and beginning quarter of the year, is it common knowledge what goes in to creating snow, or a single snowflake? The Squire did some research and interviewed Mrs. Dietsch, Eisenhower’s Science Department Head, chemistry, and environmental science teacher, about the science behind the creation of a snowflake.
This year, Random Acts of Kindness Day falls on Friday, February 17, a day to implement a little more kindness into each other’s lives. Student Council is taking the opportunity to turn the whole week into one of kindness, and has a variety of plans to share. The Squire got the details from Student Council Supervisor, Mrs. Lobdell, and from Student Council member, Brigit Cook.
As Eisenhower winter sports are coming to an end, many of the teams are poised for the post season. Both basketball teams look to send off their seniors with wins and a potential playoff run, while wrestling looks to keep developing their guys and allow them to win matches. Girls basketball found the impact of a new coach in Coach Steinberg and the team is succeeding with their mix of upper-classmen experience and talented underclassmen.
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