GREYHOUND VARIETY
Penny Wars
East High School is well known for its sports and academics. However, an equally important virtue the school possesses is that of social work. Key Club is the school’s main activism group, and their most recent project has been the Penny Wars.
By Mitch Bradt , May 02, 2010
Prom Made Cheaper...Much Cheaper.
Prom doesn’t have to be spendy.
By Natalie Landwehr , April 18, 2010
Espanya... with a Y?
Spain took us all by suprise, as well as the weather!
By Natalie Landwehr , February 28, 2010
Is it getting hot in here?
Temperature variances are frustrating for students.
By Natalie Landwehr , February 28, 2010
Toothpicks + Wood Glue = Success!
East freshmen compete in annual toothpick bridge contest
By Chris Van House , February 28, 2010
Bloody Murder
An Opinion: Is common courtesy dead?
By Maeggie Licht , February 28, 2010
Pre-Prom Fashion Show
Duluth East will hold its second annual Prom Fashion Show on Tuesday, March 16th.
By Julia Klein , February 28, 2010
Cupid's Arrows at East High School
How's his aim this Valentine's Day?
By Maeggie Licht , February 20, 2010
Got a “Crush?”
East's Exec Board comes up with a creative new way to tell your Valentine you care.
By Chris Van House , February 20, 2010
Battle of the Sexes: Boys Win
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An opinion on the benfits of being a boy.
By Sarah Spangenberg , February 20, 2010
An Opinion: Holiday Hypocrisy
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I love the holidays. I really do. I relish all that good feeling, peace on earth, the music, and especially that point a few days into winter break when chewing becomes altogether unnecessary and I just seem to absorb holiday cookies by osmosis. I think it’s fair to assume that most of the rest of the human race, whether it is by winter holiday, summer festival, or what have you, finds a particular joy in the celebration of special occasions. So I ask the question that most people ask at the end of a holiday, “Why is this ending?”
By Garrett Maron , January 23, 2010
20 Below, With a Chance of Blemishes
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Winter is in full swing and natural tans have nearly disappeared around the halls at East; it’s that time of year when most teens are missing their summer glow. But pasty faces aren’t the only thing yanking many chains lately; pimples and blemishes are a growing problem as Midwesterners face the dregs of winter.
By Sarah Spangenberg , January 23, 2010
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