Coronavirus Diaries: 3-20-20
Morgan Barnes, News Editor
March 20, 2020
To document this unprecedented, historic time, Eagle Eye staffers and South community members will share their personal reflections. After one week in quarantine, I’ve learned a few things. Mainly how to not go insane. FaceTime has been my savior throughout this week. I’ve been able to talk to ...
Vinny’s Greatest Recipes
Vinny Piatti, Staff Writer
November 27, 2019
The holiday season is quickly approaching and you may need some festive ideas for holiday dinners and desserts. I’ve got ya covered. Below are some of the best recipes that I have ever made. I may have even thrown in an inedible - yet incredible - recipe as a dinner centerpiece. Apple Crisp ...
Fall Bucket List
Sara Ragab, Feature Editor
November 27, 2019
The colorful leaves are falling off of trees as the windy air calls for a new wardrobe and seasonal lattes. With our favorite season creeping upon us, there are endless amounts of fun, fall-related activities to participate in with friends and family! -Get new, fall-related clothing (flannels, sweaters) -Go camp...
Costume Contest Success
November 12, 2019
The Eagle Eye hosted it's first-ever Halloween Costume Contest on Thursday, October 31, 2019, with incredible success. Thank you to everyone who came, and a very special thank you to the administration for allowing the contest to be possible! Photo Credits: Cameron Gillen...
Happy Inktober from MHSS!
Ana Generelli, Staff Writer
November 12, 2019
Reflecting on this past month of October, many things come to mind, Halloween and fall sports games a point of reminisce for many. However, for those interested in the arts, the long-celebrated tradition of Inktober may be what springs to mind instead. If you are not familiar with Inktober, it’s a...
Local Halloween Festivities That Are Sure to Scare Your Socks Off
Ella Cascone and Andrea Valentino, Staff Writers
October 30, 2019
Looking for some last-minute scares? Check out these events that are still going on! Casola Farms: This year A.Casola Farms stepped up their Halloween game by adding even more spooks and scares to their famous Haunted Hayride. This year, it has transformed into a whole haunted adventure, features s...
High School Year by Year
Mary McIlvain, Managing Editor
September 23, 2019
High school, the stepping stone into the real world, is, to put it lightly, a whirlwind of excitement. Over the course of four years, many important life lessons are learned and a handful of milestones are reached. From learning to drive, to attending prom, to touring universities, there are...
Saving Bunnies and Your Budget: Animal-Friendly Beauty Buys
Mary McIlvain, Managing Editor
May 23, 2019
We all love a bargain, and when seeking out the best deal, our consumer instincts are often placed above the manufacturing process of the products we are purchasing. All too frequently, this applies to buying makeup, too. In fact, many of us think that products tested on animals are less expensive and b...
Runway Report: Spring Fashion 2019
Cassidy Cimino, Senior Writer
March 28, 2019
Back, Back, Back Again, Tye Dye is Back, Tell a Friend Tie dye first made its comeback on the Summer 2018 runways with the Gucci “Oversize T-shirt with Embroidered Fishes” retailing at $950 and the Attico “Degrade Short Dress” retailing at $1350, both of which appeared as a fan favorite and...
Valentine’s Day: Bachelor Edition
Claire Blose & Olivia Giovannone, Senior Writers
February 15, 2019
NBC’s The Bachelor is one of the most popular shows on television. It follows the lives of 30 women who are fighting for one man’s heart (that couldn’t go wrong, right?). This season, Colton Underwood, a former NFL player, is the star of the show. He is surrounded by both drama and love, as the ...
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