Saving a Life
Nicole Guglielmi, News Editor
April 13, 2018
One person can save eight lives through the donation of their heart, 2 lungs, liver, pancreas, 2 kidneys, and intestines, according to Organdonor.gov.
Women Ready for More than Just the Runway
Eagle Eye Staff
April 13, 2018
Paris Fashion Week 2018 kicked off on February 27th and presented a great deal of cleverly structured and architectural designs. The Daily Beast describes these incredible details as “dressing heroines for battle,” and I couldn't agree more. Designs featured bell sleeves, puffed shoulders, draped capes, an...
Black Panther is Marvel-ous
Luke Adelhoch, Entertainment Editor
March 29, 2018
I’ve had a long history with Marvel, especially the current cinematic universe. I saw the first Iron Man in theaters and have seen almost every movie they’ve done since. But with so many movies, there were certainly peaks and valleys in quality. We had duds like Iron Man 2 and Thor: The Dark World...
Pacific Rim Uprising—Rising to the Task
Avery Seldin, Staff Writer
March 29, 2018
In 2013, Guillermo del Toro graced the world with Pacific Rim, a movie which, at its core was about humans trying to defeat giant monsters (Kaiju) from another dimension by using giant robots. This movie takes place ten years after the end of the first movie. Staring Jake Pentecost, the son of a char...
Justin Timberlake’s “Filthy” Halftime Show
Vincent Bufano, Senior Reporter
February 9, 2018
Justin Timberlake headlined the NFL Super Bowl Halftime Show for a second time last Sunday. He is receiving backlash and mixed reviews from critics about his performance. Timberlake seemed to blend in with his numerous backup dancers with a wardrobe that was hideously mismatched, and which had no co...
Local Election Profile
Laura Durante, Opinion Editor
December 24, 2017
It is fair to say that in this past November break, most of us spent our time relaxing, hanging out with friends, or maybe even on vacation. But Josie Maguire, a sophomore student here at South, didn't quite have the stereotypical fall-break. In fact, Josie spent her break wrapped up in Middletown’s ow...
South Students Share What Makes their Holidays Happy
Laura Durante, Opinion Editor
December 20, 2017
Everything feels lighter this time of year. Smiles permeate even the grumpiest of students, and all things come peppermint-flavored. The holiday season is upon us. Yet what is it that makes the holidays so happy? For some it’s the Christmas songs that play across every station. For others it’s the ...
Justice League: Rough around the edges, but a step in the right direction
Avery Seldin, Staff Writer
December 18, 2017
After the fantastic DC film, Wonder Woman, many people were eagerly awaiting DC Extended Universe take on the Justice League, myself included. The film, despite having some shortcomings, was very much worth the wait. The story picks up right around where Batman Vs Superman, Dawn of Justice left off. Wi...
Thor: Not a Bore, But…
Luke Adelhoch, Entertainment Editor
December 8, 2017
Thor: Ragnarok had a rocky start. After a set of trailers that showed rather worrying signs of the film’s quality, my faith dwindled. And the hot streak of great Marvel films such as Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and Spiderman: Homecoming coming to an end with Ragnarok would be quite sad. And even though the t...
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