Demographics Are Not Your Destiny: The Problem with the SAT’s “Adversity Score”

By Sophia Aigner For a plethora of students across America, numbers mean everything. From grade point averages, to class rankings,

Five Fast Facts on the VETS Auditorium

By Ariel Finkle By now, every EGHS senior knows that, as in countless years before, this year’s graduation ceremony will

By Ella Ditraglia & Sara Gomez A study from the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior has found that 83.2%

By: Sophie Johnson Small liberal arts school in the mountains. Busy school in the city. Huge school in the South.

By Ella Ditraglia and Sara Gomez You’ve seen it on The Tonight Show, but now get ready for East Greenwich

By Baya Ginsburg Walking in, several things can be spotted. Leafy green plants, an unmoving tarantula, several colorful betta fish,

By Sophia Aigner All too often, I fall victim to the habit of being too busy. I’m too busy for

By Sofia Bianco Dr. Heath, the vice principal of our school, has many different interesting aspects that make him a

by Ariel Finkle “Where’s your head at?” “In the clouds. Where’s yours?” “On my shoulders.” “Thought we’d show these boys

by Hope Gee & Sara Gomez The first night of the notorious EGHS Talent Show featured a wide array of