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Donut Frenzy: Comparing Donuts n Coffee and Donut Central

Donut Frenzy: Comparing Donuts n’ Coffee and Donut Central

Drew Donuts are a very tasty snack not only in the morning, but all the time. They taste great and can be very cheap. In Columbus, there used to be only one donut store, Donuts & Coffee, located...

Friday Feuds: Yes! Cinema vs. AMC

Friday Feuds: Yes! Cinema vs. AMC

Drew Hasson and Thomas Myers April 28, 2017

Yes! Cinema (Drew) Columbus has two different options for someone that wants to go to a movie in town. There is the big-time movie theatre chain, AMC, and there is locally owned and run Yes! Cinema....

Friday Feuds: Apples vs. Oranges

Friday Feuds: Apples vs. Oranges

Thomas Myers and Caleb Kinnaird March 31, 2017

Apples (Caleb) When someone thinks of a tasty fruit, they will often think of an apple. Apples are a delicious snack that can be eaten in many different ways. Not only can one eat an apple whole, but...

East students work hard in resource.

Opinion: Resource

Natalie Glaid, Features Editor March 27, 2017

While thinking through one’s high school schedule, resource is often deemed as the best “class” of the day. At East, resource is a time of day specifically dedicated to allowing students to work...

Friday Feuds: Balanced Calendar vs. Longer Summer

Friday Feuds: Balanced Calendar vs. Longer Summer

Dane Denniston and Ben Allen March 10, 2017

Long Summer (Dane) In 2012 BCSC decided to go to a balanced calendar, which shortened summer break by two weeks. I personally do not like the calendar because it now requires me to go to school on my...

Friday Feuds: Are homework assignments still effective?

Friday Feuds: Are homework assignments still effective?

Dane Denniston and Thomas Myers February 24, 2017

No (Dane) Students are sometimes faced with hours of homework when they get home. There are many students that have practice after school, and they have to go straight home afterwards and do their homework....

East student section losing support from students

East student section losing support from students

Drew Hasson, Social Media Team February 15, 2017

Throughout the school year, except during very popular sports like football and basketball, people feel like the East student section hasn’t been the same as it was in the past. Twitter has been attacking...

Letter to the Editor: Syrias Concentration Camp

Letter to the Editor: Syria’s Concentration Camp

Alex Hahn February 15, 2017

Article 53 of The Syrian Constitution reads: “1. No one may be investigated or arrested, except under an order or decision issued by the competent judicial authority, or if he was arrested in the...

Friday Feuds: Vacation vs Staycation

Friday Feuds: Vacation vs Staycation

Caleb Kinnaird and Thomas Myers February 10, 2017

Vacation (Caleb) The best option for students on Spring Break is to take a vacation. First, a vacation gets students away from home and allows them to experience something besides what they see every...

Women’s March Opposers: The Argument

Women’s March Opposers: The Argument

Cam Key, Copy Editor February 9, 2017

These past few weeks, newspapers and magazines have been flooded with the same imagery that slides across your television screen nearly every night-of women, men and children massed in the hundreds and...

Adulting: Should growing up be something to worry about?

Adulting: Should growing up be something to worry about?

Abigail Larken, Students Editor February 7, 2017

As teenagers, our lives are filled to the brim with new responsibilities, which basically leads to continuous stress. High school is pretty much the time to start making important life decisions, especially...

Friday Feuds: Is it worth it to take AP classes in high school?

Friday Feuds: Is it worth it to take AP classes in high school?

Thomas Myers and Drew Hasson February 3, 2017

No (Drew) Students at Columbus East are given the choice to take college-level courses in high school. While they may not be required, many students do choose to take them. AP classes can cause students...

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