The Good, the Bad and the Disappointing: Sam Katz looks back at the albums from the 2004-05 school year Saturday, July 23, 2005 By Sam Katz ('07)/ Eastside Entertainment Editor While you were all studying and working hard during the school year, I was listening to music. Some of that music was good, some of that music was bad, and luckily for all of you I have created a lis full story

Study shows East students sleep deprived [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, July 05, 2005 By Julie Krause ('06)/ Eastside Community Editor Beep. Beep. Beep. You wake up from a deep sleep, rub your eyes, and get out of bed. But how much sleep have you actually gotten that night? Chances are that you have not received enough to fully refre full story

Administration tells Yellow Ribbon to 'change direction': Club leadership outraged Tuesday, July 05, 2005 By Stephanie Waties ('07)/ For Eastside Seven teenage Cherry Hill students or alumni have committed suicide within the past five years. This number exceeds the district’s number of Blue Ribbons and Rhode Scholars combined. It is among the h full story

Hasidic Jew spreads faith through Reggae Sunday, June 26, 2005 By Hannah Goldstein ('06)/ Eastside Opinions Editor Picture Hasidic Jews in black hats with long beards and payot jumping up and down, dancing, and singing reggae. It seems a bit odd, but this is happening all over the United States. full story

East administration considers changes to East schedule [ArticleImageHyperLink] Saturday, June 25, 2005 By Elise Radziwill ('07)/ For Eastside Since its inception in 1969, Cherry Hill High School East has more or less maintained the same daily schedule, but possible alterations to the basic school day’s structure may be right around the corn full story

Renovated acquarium sets forth on new 'adventure' Monday, June 20, 2005 By Nimish Mital ('08)/ Eastside Editorial Assistant In 1992, the New Jersey State Aquarium was opened on the Camden Waterfront and aimed to attract many more tourists to the spot. Although it did reel in more than a million visitors in its opening year full story

Park acts just like namesake [ArticleImageHyperLink] Sunday, June 05, 2005 By Josh Mellman ('05)/ Eastside Editor-in-Chief With a name like Moses, it’s almost like it was his destiny. Going to other countries and helping the less fortunate has quickly become the norm for Moses Park (’05). full story

Klausman makes duct tape into art Sunday, June 05, 2005 By Talia Halperin ('05)/ Eastside Features Editor When thinking of an artist, usually thoughts of easels, berets, paints and canvas surface. Usually, duct tape is not the first thing that springs to mind. However, when Becca Klausman (’05) sees duct full story

CFF Crusader: Nick Dell'Omo ('05) [ArticleImageHyperLink] Sunday, June 05, 2005 By Joelle Koplin ('06)/ Eastside Community Editor It is extremely rare for a high school student to successfully accomplish goals that he or she may set for oneself that often appear to be too unrealistic to accomplish. However, Nick Dell'Omo (’05) full story

Thomas HouDemonstrations, Cum Laude, Math Club and more [ArticleImageHyperLink] Sunday, June 05, 2005 By Lisa Ly ('06)/ Eastside World Issues Editor Communist, “yo’ mama”, and vodka. These words can appropriately describe only one student at East. Thomas Hou (’05) has certainly left an indelible mark on his classmates and teachers alike. full story