Green Bay East High School Newspaper
By Carolina Ayvar Daniel Younk, the SRO at East high school, recently spoke about the crime trends in the East area and at East high school. Crime rate in the East area has been the same for the past couple years, according to Younk. “Crime rate in the East area is pretty much the same throughout the city and county. […]
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By Zola Kambandu-Schilz As the COVID-19 pandemic continues its spread throughout the state of Wisconsin it is now clear that the number of cases within the Green Bay Area Public School District has seen a dramatic spike in comparison to last school year. This change can be attributed to many factors, one of the biggest being the new addition of […]
Read moreBy Jennie Ponce Gutierrez Now that the pandemic is settling down, many people are starting their small businesses. At East, we have a student who is starting his small business. Kai Walls-Sawchuck, a Sophomore, is hoping to launch his online business. Kai was playing around with tools and making bracelets during the summer when his brother gave him the idea […]
Read moreBy Jennie Ponce Gutierrez As the school year comes to an end, all schools start to prepare for their annual graduation amid the hopefully waning pandemic. This year, East will have an in-person graduation ceremony at the Resch Center across from Lambeau Field, home to the Green Bay Packers. The graduation ceremony will have some modifications to accommodate each guest […]
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As a fashionista since birth, I have always been interested in how others perceive fashion and go about choosing their outfits. Just a mere 17 years later, I decided to take this thought a step further and dive deeper into the world of fashion: Green Bay East High School edition. As I went on this past week’s journey⎼jumping into East’s […]
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By Chris Lopez-Henriquez Usually, on a break from school, it is imperative for students to keep their minds off school by resting and having quality time with their families and friends, regardless of the small amounts of homework they may have to do over the break. However, that is no excuse for students not to enjoy their breaks to the […]
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By Zola Kambandu Schilz Swing, by Kwame Alexander, a novel in verse told from the perspective of main character, Noah. It is the slightly funny, slightly tragic story of a teenage boy and his best friend struggling to obtain popularity, join the baseball team and get the girl. The book deals with a range of topics from PTSD to idealized […]
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By Chris Lopez-Henriquez WandaVision, which premiered Jan. 15, 2021, is an American television miniseries created by Jac Schaeffer for the streaming service Disney+, based on the Marvel Comics characters Wanda Maximoff, or the Scarlet Witch played by Elizabeth Olsen, and Vision, who’s played by Paul Bettany. Set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe [MCU], it is continuing the franchise through a […]
Read moreBy Raquel Quevedo Vasquez Low rise skinny jeans, scrunchies and other fashion trends have made a comeback in a generation that many people did not expect it from. Celebrities have joined in and have participated in what seems to be a 90’s trend. Which caused a massive outburst of 90s trends to make a comeback. We’ve seen pretty much everything […]
Read moreBy William Sampson Native people are not mascots, they are strong, beautiful people. Throughout America’s history, there have been disrespectful actions taken. Mascots are negative and harmful to people. Mascots are an ugly form of stereotyping and are negatively affecting Native people. More teams around the world who have Native mascots are changing for the better. Recently In Wisconsin the […]
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