Brotherly love: Footnotes. A Bi-weekly Column.

Funny things happen on the way to high school graduation.

Murder cases sending students on forensic and psychological spins

Crime is not what it seems – it's worse.

Excuse the Interruption -- Thanksgiving Edition: Activities Coordinator Tom DeLuca joins the panel to discuss Donovan McNabb, Kevin Garnett and the Heisman watch

'Memoirs' creates controversy: Japanese object to portrayal

In a city where the latest controversy is headline news for the nation, Hollywood has done it again. Except this time, tempers aren’t boiling in California, but in Japan, over Hollywood’s newest movie

Live from Iraq, literally

Music can shape the way people think and act. It is therapeutic during rough times and allows people to express themselves during times of anguish. Recently, six young American soldiers in Iraq used r

Patience and Science has something for everyone

These days, it seems that everything played on the radio sounds the same. Because there are very few original artists, finding something new and exciting to listen to is extremely challenging—but the

Tilk, wheelie bags, and flicking the Gentry switch

In this week's Semmmis, Mark and Brett sit down for a nice, long conversation with Senior Class Vice-President Nathan Wayne Gentry.

A Bad Case of Apathy: Footnotes. A Bi-weekly Column

I think I am coming down with Senioritis.I never thought that it would come to this. They say the first step toward healing is to admit you have a problem, so here I am admitting it to the world.

Seinfeld comes to East, sort of

A new Seinfeld Club met for the first time yesterday after school, with a plan to meet at least once a month for the rest of the school year.

Racetrack reopens

After years of set-backs, the Garden State Park Site, formerly known as the famous Racetrack, has shed its legal troubles in order to fully open, hopefully sometime in the spring of 2006.