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We need a declaration of independent media: Slanted Media Prevails
Monday, September 20, 2004 By: Robyn Weiss (2005)/ Eastside Editor-in-Chief
Where have all the independent media gone, you ask…As Americans are inundated with various ways to learn the news, each medium seems to be under some particular influence.
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TV addict picks the winners
Tuesday, September 21, 2004 By: Jessica Starkman ('05)/ Eastside Editor-in- Chief
I am a TV fiend. My parents will tell you; I watch way too much TV. As a confessed TV addict, I like to play a game. Every new television season, I like to try to guess what new shows will take off
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Cougars barely declawed: East loses in a close game to Lenape
Monday, September 27, 2004 By: Samantha Teibel ('05)/ Eastside News Editor
East fans were out even in the storm to support their football team.
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Is Learning vs. Thinking more like Illusion vs. Reality?
Monday, September 27, 2004 By: Brad Silnutzer ('05)/ Eastside Humor Editor
"Ow!""What's wrong?""I was thinking."Deep below the surface of our everyday educational lives there exists an irony of greater magnitude than any to be found in the literary works we consume.
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And the winner is... not the true winner
Monday, September 27, 2004 By: Amanda Hymson ('06)/ Eastside News Editor
Dazzling dresses saunter down the vibrant red carpet. Flashing lights continuously flair as a loud shrieking voice (none other than Joan River’s) utters, “Who are you wearing!?” Yes, with the Emmy’s j
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The Truth Behind Charles Schultz
Monday, September 27, 2004 By: Leigh McCurdy ('06)/ Eastside Features Editor
For many, Charlie Brown is more than a little boy whose kite would never fly, couldn’t throw a football and was never picked first for the baseball team. He is a comic strip legend.
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East is coffee crazy
Monday, September 27, 2004 By: Samantha Schlaifer ('05)/ Eastside Entertainment Editor
Addiction. It's the dirty little secret we sweep under the carpet. Or maybe it's not a secret at all: maybe it's a hot liquid that teenagers everywhere have adopted as part of their cullture.
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Green Day stick with the minority: **** (out of five)
Tuesday, September 28, 2004 By: Josh Mellman ('05)/ Eastside Editor-in-Chief
Rock opera. In the midst of a rap/pop-dominated music scene, one might think that a rock opera album would be the last genre on a punk band’s mind.
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Eastside set to host third coffee night: Fund raiser will take place on October 27
Tuesday, September 28, 2004 By: Eastside Editorial Board
More information will be posted shortly. In the meantime, get ready for a night of caffeine, music and comedy. Acts are encouraged to sign up in advance.
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Young back to his old ways: Senior player named MVP in one of six all-star games
Tuesday, September 28, 2004 By: Harris Berlinsky ('05)/ Eastside Sports Editor
Top high school basketball players from around the country gathered on Saturday night for the annual Gym Rat Midnight Madness basketball tournament at East. In a regional all-star game that was one of
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Issue Date: Friday, October 01, 2004
Issue: October 2004
Last Update: Wednesday, October 20, 2004
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Sunday, October 17, 2004 By Kyle Evans ('05)/ Eastside Sports Editor
It was the summer of 1961. The Yankees were on pace for another World Series appearance despite losing to the Pirates the previous year. It seemed like just another year in baseball history.
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Sunday, October 17, 2004 By Robyn Weiss ('05)/ Eastside Editor-in-Chief
World peace and the lives of over six billion people hang on the outcome of the United States presidential election. Not to be dramatic, but in the results, there is a great deal at stake.
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Saturday, October 16, 2004 By Josh Weinstock ('07)/ Eastside Editorial Assistant
The bitter struggle continues! Chapter II: New York Yankees versus the Boston Red Sox. It all continues in the American League Championship Series for a second consecutive year.
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Saturday, October 16, 2004 By Samuel Wright ('07)/ For Eastside
Here at East there are quite a few digital audio players keeping the students satisfied day in and day out with a variety of music. During these past few years, the world has been introduced to many d
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Wednesday, October 13, 2004 By Eastside Editorial Board
Have an opinion about soda and coffee consumption? Send an e-mail to eastsidenews@yahoo.com.
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Tuesday, October 12, 2004 By Amanda Cafaro ('06)/ For Eastside
Driving. The final frontier. For many high school students, driving represents freedom -- a light at the end of the tunnel -- something cutting them off from the ever present grip of the parental ne
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Tuesday, October 12, 2004 By Melissa Felix ('05)/ For Eastside
Ahh, a Saturday night in Cherry Hill and what is there to do? There is shopping for 200-dollar jeans at Smith Brothers, driving illegally with more than one person in the car or the most fun activity
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Monday, October 11, 2004 By Joanna Cook ('07)/ For Eastside
Franz Ferdinand, once assassinated, was brought back to life through music. Scottish alternative rock band Franz Ferdinand has been taking the United States by storm.
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Sunday, October 10, 2004 By Chelsea Saviet (’08)/ For Eastside
Our backpacks may be heavy again this fall, but it doesn’t hurt to daydream in class about the carefree summer days.
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Sunday, October 10, 2004 By Josh Mellman ('05)/ Eastside Editor-in-Chief
When Alter Bridge's first single, "Open Your Eyes," hit radio stations only several months ago, there was speculation about whether or not this was just Creed with a new lead singer.
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