The Eagles’ Eyrie Issue 2 Corrections
Page 1 – Front: There is an absence of an apostrophe in the title. This should be listed as “The Eagles’ Eyrie.” Pages 2 & 3 – News: On page 2 the section titled “Immigration”…
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Trump v. Harris – The Issues
Vice President Kamala Harris and her opponent former President Donald Trump are neck and neck with just weeks to go until election day. Voters have expressed that the economy, immigration, and democracy are the issues…
Issue #6 REAR
Sudoku Answers: Spring Crossword Answers: All the flowers perform this activity in spring – blossom First name of protagonist in rock and roll story +6 others, also flower variety – daisy Spring holiday – easter…
Decreasing student work ethic
Godwin teachers discuss changes in overall student performance One of the rising issues most recognized by teachers is the general decline in high school academic performance. While grades may remain high, the collective work ethic…
In N’ Out Words-Slang Edition 2023
In Words Ranked (It Stays!): 1.Yap 2. Pookie 3. Mid 4. Lock-in 5. Cook 6. Pur 7. Gas 8.Smoked 9. Rizz Out words (Leave it in 2023!): 1. Ramble 2. Bae 3.Trash 4. Focus 5.Work…
MVE
By: Anna Goodman Each September, Godwin’s senior class has the honor of selecting their peers for the title of Most Valuable Eagle (MVE). The five seniors with the most votes are then reviewed by faculty…
Saw X
It’s unbelievable that there have been nine gut-wrenching Saw movies since the original movie made its classical debut on Oct. 29, 2004. This year on Sept. 29, 2023, we were given the 10th, and most…
No hands
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,…
First-year teachers adjustment to Godwin
by: Ayisha Surani Students at Godwin can name a list of things that set their school apart from any other– from the one-of-a-kind school spirit at football games to the academic rigor in AP classes….
“I beat it once, I will just do it again”
GHS freshman “stands tall” vs. cancer By: Anna Goodman You notice her because she’s tiny, really tiny – 4’10’’ and a half and she emphasizes the half with a smile.Although she has been ignorantly teased…