COA Director Responds to Rasphody In Black Event
Dear EGHS Students, On behalf of the board of the Cultural Organization of the Arts, I would like to address
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Women’s History Month
By: Summer Creeden Human advancement has been a long and slow process. It took thousands of years of great thinking,
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The Mental Aspect of Running
By Alicia Chen Believe it or not, running is more of a mental sport than it is physical. Mind over
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Anticipation for Upcoming Football Season
By Amanda Dronzek As the 2021 winter season for EGHS comes to a close, the Avengers have started training and
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Flying Solo: Amelia Earhart’s Story
By Alana Modi Amelia Earhart. First woman aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. The first woman to fly
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Feminine Masculinity: A Thematic Essay
by Baya Ginsburg Around 2% of adults in the world identify as bisexual. Many more are still in the closet,
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Separation: Painting Analysis
By Baya Ginsburg The cycle of life is one of nature’s biggest cruelties. No matter how hard immortality is chased,
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Is America Really That Great?
By Jadyn Cicerchia I’m sure as a person living in the United States, you have been told at least once
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Covid Valentine’s Day
By Mara Oancea and Grace Clark Every year, the time of year comes around for couples to flaunt their love
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Superstitious: A little more than a little-stitious
By Alicia Chen Do you have superstitions? Are they just the classic ones like “Don’t walk under a ladder” or
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