A recently created Instagram account has surfaced and caught the attention of many Godwin students with its posts surrounding rumors and gossip. The instagram account, Girls to Watch Out for At Godwin, first posted on Sept. 10, stating that their… Continue Reading
On Nov. 3, 2021, after running a strawman-filled campaign, Glenn Youngkin was elected Governor. Ever since he began his campaign Youngkin has had larger goals in mind. By flipping the state House, and the governorship red in a left-leaning swing… Continue Reading
Editor’s Note: Opinions expressed on this page are solely the opinions of the student writers and do not represent the Eagle’s Eyrie or Mills E. Godwin High School. Continue Reading
Former President Trump has been indicted and arraigned in four separate cases that focus on various schemes on which he has been accused. Two of these cases are local and two are federal. Trump’s first indictment was in Manhattan, where… Continue Reading
by: Chip Carter She had no hands. They were gone the wrist area up. In my 41 years of teaching, I have attended so many meetings about the progress and well-being of individual students. Mostly, these meetings are fairly run… Continue Reading
by: Roman Parham So often a movie heralded as one of the greats can fall short to modern cinema’s expectations but Akira Kurosawa’s “Seven Samurai” is a stark outlier. This film cements itself as one of the staples of Japanese… Continue Reading
by: Declan O’Toole The foreign film market has not always been as wide as it is now. Back in the 1950’s it was rare to see films not directed by an American director in theaters, but a director named Akira… Continue Reading
By: Garrett Carlton On Jan. 3, the 118th Congress convened in Washington D.C. Congressmen and women, both young and old, were inaugurated on this day and the Speaker of the House McCarthy was elected. However, when it was time to… Continue Reading
By: Walker Cosby In an unexpected turn of events, the Democratic party has held the senate, which will turn the tide for the future of the country. Furthermore, 71 percent of young women, 53 percent of young men, 93 percent… Continue Reading
By: Henry Berger Humans, for as long as they have existed, have always been notorious for making poor decisions. Whether it was American far right conservatives storming the Capital on Jan. 6, 2021, or ancient Romans allowing their civilization to… Continue Reading