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Senior Jay Anderson takes a bite of ice cream. Sheridan’s provided free ice cream for all the students. Photo by Marisa Walton

By Marisa Walton

Posted October 18, 2013

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Aug. 16, 2023 Junior Vici Beer took a deep breath

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Junior Vici Beer took a deep breath before her first day at a new school. Her lock screen was set to her schedule and she had a map of East ready to direct her during the day. Junior Emma Culp, her host sister, turned into the crowded parking lot where Vici made her way to her first hour, Spanish.

“I was sitting outside at the tables and I was like, ‘Oh my god, this is so much to take in right now,’” Vici said. “I immediately texted my German parents and I was like ‘There’s so many new people over here and I walked out in the hallway, there’s like 5000 new faces.’”

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The girls C team soccer game against Olathe West w

The girls C team soccer game against Olathe West was a close game. After having a rough start in the first half due the the wind going against them, East was able to have more chances on goal during the second half. Most of East’s possession in the first half was in the middle and defensive thirds. In the second half, East held more possession than they did in the first half. East was unable to finish their chances resulting in the game being 0-0. The girls C team has only lost one season game, which was against Mill Valley High School, tied one game against Olathe West High School and have mercy ruled the remaining teams that they have played. Early in the season during the third practice for C team, four girls got injured. These injuries included a severely sprained ankle, a torn ncl, a concussion and a torn acl. This did not reflect on their playing as the the girls C team has scored a total of 63 goals so far in this season, and have only let in five goals.

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After two months of preparation, the Multicultural

After two months of preparation, the Multicultural Student Union hosted the Multicultural Fair during seminar on Tuesday, April 23 alongside SM West’s Latinos of Tomorrow, who performed a traditional fast-paced dance, and the SM East Chinese Club, who performed a dragon dance. MCSU hosted the fair to celebrate the diverse backgrounds of the East community and expose the student body to global cultures.

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Each time I sit down to eat a meal during a day of

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For the first time in 10 years, East will have an

For the first time in 10 years, East will have an all-female Student Council Executive Board for the 2024-25 school year.

The board consists of future senior and president Ingrid Blacketer, future junior and vice president Paige Bean, future junior and secretary Claire Polanco and future junior and treasurer Fina Kessler.

“We see each other once a week every week,” Blacketer said. “We set up together, we volunteer together and we volunteered at the can drive together. So we’ve always been in the same room [and] we’ve known each other for over a year now.”

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