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April 2022: News Briefs

This previously ran in our April 2022 print issue.  Girls varsity volleyball coach resigns, replacement found  Coach Brianne Giangiobbe announced her resignation from the girls volleyball team in early...

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EHS comments on gym expansion proposal

A proposal to reconstruct the Emmaus gymnasium sparked conversations amongst Emmaus students and faculty about the gym’s safety and functionality.  During the March 7 school board meeting, the...

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EHS community speaks on hazing

This previously ran in our April 2022 print issue. What may have started through teasing and taunting against two freshman football players at Tamaqua Area High School quickly turned into a lawsuit and...

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Augustin approaches finish line of EHS career

This previously ran in our April 2022 print issue. Senior Heather Augustin’s high school career finally comes to a close after she spent four years honing her skills on the track and firing up her...

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Members of East Penn community hold meeting to discuss concerns over district...

On Tuesday nearly 80 East Penn residents gathered at Macungie Memorial Hall to hear about critical race theory within the district – instead, they heard about low math scores, a decline in student life...

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Senior Issue: Indira Tatikola

This previously ran in our 2022 June Senior Issue. Indira Tatikola dedicated herself to a multitude of activities throughout her time in high school: taking on academic, athletic, and musical...

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No National Merit Scholar Semifinalists announced for class of 2023

This previously ran in our October 2022 Print Issue. Emmaus High School holds a history of producing at least one National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist every year for at least the past decade –...

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England exceeds elegance expectations

This previously ran in our December 2022 print issue. I have always associated England with tea, royalty, and “proper” behavior, but I did not fully comprehend the elegance of the country until...

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Early decision: causing harm, not help

This previously ran in our February 2023 print issue.  With a pool of over 4,000 higher education schools, the expectation to commit to a “dream school” in the fall of one’s senior year can be...

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Leadership: do not go it alone

This previously ran in our April 2023 print issue.  Once you’re named “President” or “Manager,” it’s easy to believe the road ahead is a lonely one, where the decisions you make must be yours alone,...

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