The Eagle Eye Winter/Spring 2020 Edition
June 19, 2020
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Middletown Students Protest in Asbury Park
Kaitlin Covino, Online Editor
June 3, 2020
On Monday, June 1, 2020, a protest to seek justice for George Floyd who was horrifically killed by a police officer last week in Minnesota, was held in Asbury Park, NJ. This protest was one of many that have been seen across the country in recent days, and showcased speakers, including Rutgers Professor, Ke...
Celebs in Isolation Remain Connected to Their Communities
Abby Malakoff, Staff Writer
May 5, 2020
With all this sudden time at home, everybody is handling themselves differently. Some are using this time to catch up on some sleep, while others are trying to clean every inch of their house. Celebrities are no different. Here is a list of some celebrities and how they are handling their time in quar...
College Decision Day!
May 1, 2020
With school being out indefinitely, the Eagle Eye wanted to recognize our seniors and their plans for after high school while also reflecting on their favorite memories from their years working on The Eagle Eye. Editor in Chief Nicole Gugliemi Lehigh University, Pol...
Haikus for Happiness
Morgan Barnes, News Editor
May 1, 2020
It’s hard not to stare at the news all day long to hear updates on COVID-19. People want to be informed. But, too much of the news will get you over-worried. Thankfully, the media hasn’t focused exclusively on the negatives of this pandemic: The New Yorker writer Caroline Lazar wrote a humor article ...
A Community Celebrates One of Their Own
Angelina Anshelewitz, Staff Writer
April 28, 2020
Courtney "Coco" Johnson, a 15-year-old girl from Pasadena, California, was diagnosed with cancer last June. She had been having leg pains, and was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma days after her eighth grade graduation. Since her diagnosis, Coco had two surgeries and more than a dozen chemotherapy treatments....
The Small Way Communities are Helping Each Other: Little Free Pantries
Sophia Stemmer, Staff Writer
April 24, 2020
Since the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak, our newstreams have been flooded with negative insight on the coronavirus pandemic and its horrible effects on the world population. But, in spite of all of the awful news that has been shared during the last few weeks, there has been a significant spike in helpfulness...
Virtual Learning: Our Need for Connections
Isabella Destounis, Staff Writer
April 21, 2020
It’s a reality many of us are surprised to be living: Virtual learning has taken charge and has been in effect for weeks now, as a result of worldwide school shutdowns because of the coronavirus pandemic. This unprecedented move has left educators and students scrambling, unsure of what to make of...
ESPN’s “The Last Dance” Comes Early
Danny DeCrescenzo, Sports Editor
April 17, 2020
When ESPN announced that they would release a massive, ten-part documentary about Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls during their final season together in 1997-1998, sports fans around the world were excited. After all, the Bulls became a global phenomenon under Jordan’s watch; the 5-time MVP and ten-time...
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 ...
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