EVE SLEMP
A dash of paint here. A tool of string there. A little glam of sparkle here never hurt anyone...and ta-da!
Art is a prominent talent here at ELHS and students recently gained recognition...
If I’m going to be honest, I’m not that into poetry. (Sorry, s. Buckley!) When librarian Jeannine Barber asked me
to participate in the Intergenerational Poetry Project with previous editor-in-chief...
With technology gripping young adults all around the world through instant communication, it was inevitable that finding relationships would be done solely through digital platforms. But, has technology...
Your Boyfriend’s Granny
Obviously, the holidays are one of the best times of the year to impress your boyfriend’s family. Thinking beyond your boyfriend’s gift and extending an offering to the...
It’s okay to not feel okay. A type of abuse that is too frequently overlooked is emotional abuse. We hear about the violence of physical abuse between couples, families, and in the public through various...
“Can I have your attention?” shouted the general through a loud microphone as he towered over a hundred soldiers under the blazing Nevada sun.
My great uncle, Earl Meech, joined the military in...
First of all, my phone is fine, for anyone who might have cared.
This past summer, and like most of my summers, I went to a music camp. Music camp consisted of six hours of violin
a day, and no air...
Have you noticed the tension that rises during controversial conversations? The apparent crescendo of voice as one speaks over the other while discussing presidential elections? Or the slamming of doors...
1973 marked a prominent advancement in American women's history: Roe v Wade. The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) case Roe v Wade granted women federal protection to have abortions...
Something’s in the water at ELHS because yet another swimmer, senior Grace Liu, swam her way into Harvard’s Class of 2026, following 2021 ELHS graduate Grace Vlaun.
“It was surreal,” said Liu....
