Eisenhower High School is full of many talented and wonderful people, giving The Squire countless options to choose a special student for the Student Spotlight. This winter, the chosen student is senior Sydney Cronmiller. As a student athlete, who is on the cross country and track teams, Sydney is very involved in our school. She is active in many other activities both inside and outside of school. Sydney is a determined student who works hard for the grades she has. The Squire asked Sydney some questions to get to know more about her and her plans after high school.
When the days get shorter, and the nights get longer, many people experience something called seasonal depression. Seasonal depression, also known as Seasonal Affective Disorder or S.A.D, often occurs during a specific time or season of the year. It is most common during winter, but it sometimes occurs in summer. According to http://www.myclevelandclinic.org, some symptoms people with S.A.D experience are sadness, anxiety, lack of energy, irritability, and tiredness. Those symptoms are similar to those that individuals with depression also experience. The difference between S.A.D and depression is that depression is all year round, while S.A.D is usually only one season.
As winter comes around the corner, it is important to prepare for slippery roads and hazardous driving conditions. If you are a new driver, or this is your first time driving during the winter, The Squire would like to share some helpful tips on how to stay safe. The Squire interviewed Eisenhower’s Driver’s Ed. teacher, Mr. Logue, for suggestions on how to drive safely during terrible road conditions. It can be very dangerous out in the winter, especially if you aren’t prepared for the snow. Keep reading for some tips from Mr. Logue and The Squire.
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