Orange manifests exquisite themes for October

October 16, 2020

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Eddie Burgin, Poll Editor

Heya! I'm a junior, and this is my second year in journalism. I love poetry, storytelling, drawing, and all things creative. I also enjoy horror and worked...

Adam Jackson, Photographer

Laine Cibulskis, Editor-in-chief

Writing is one of my many passions. I'm a junior this year, and the Editor-in-chief of East Side News. I served as the News Editor and Social Media Director...

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Halloween, one of the last few holidays of the year, nears its end in the final hours of the night. But even in the socially distanced world we live in now, the spirit of Halloween continues on just the same. Remember to mask up to keep one’s fellow man and oneself protected. - Mikaela Ramirez

Halloween time capsule brings spooky sights and light-hearted frights

Find a penny, pick it up; all day long, you’ll have good luck. If heads are down, it will make you frown; all day long, it’ll spread around. Allegedly, the superstition originates from the ancient tradition of gifting metal for good luck. As time passed, the head side of a penny was associated with good luck while tails was associated with evil. Today, people obey the rhyme to avoid any possible chances of unfortunate happenings. - Adam Jackson

Superstitions reign over October

Apollo, the deity in control of the sun, draws on the sunlight to warm him on an October morning. With October being Black Cat Awareness month, the everlasting necessity of having kindness for animals shines with importance. - Eddie Burgin

Light shines on nature to reveal fall comforts

As another evening draws near, a soft melody sings of warmth and kindness lighting up the night.

- Mikaela Ramirez

Pandemic world changes meaning of “Friday night lights”

The tennis courts are blocked at East in efforts to keep safe from exposure to COVID-19 earlier in September. The girls tennis team has an upcoming match at West Aurora High School at 4 p.m. Sept. 21. Spectators are limited.

- Adam Jackson

Coronavirus reveals unfamiliar world

A wide assortment of books sit haphazardly on a dresser, awaiting to be read.

Pandemic ponderings

Halloween, one of the last few holidays of the year, nears its end in the final hours of the night. But even in the socially distanced world we live in now, the spirit of Halloween continues on just the same. Remember to mask up to keep one’s fellow man and oneself protected. - Mikaela Ramirez

Halloween time capsule brings spooky sights and light-hearted frights

Find a penny, pick it up; all day long, you’ll have good luck. If heads are down, it will make you frown; all day long, it’ll spread around. Allegedly, the superstition originates from the ancient tradition of gifting metal for good luck. As time passed, the head side of a penny was associated with good luck while tails was associated with evil. Today, people obey the rhyme to avoid any possible chances of unfortunate happenings. - Adam Jackson

Superstitions reign over October

Apollo, the deity in control of the sun, draws on the sunlight to warm him on an October morning. With October being Black Cat Awareness month, the everlasting necessity of having kindness for animals shines with importance. - Eddie Burgin

Light shines on nature to reveal fall comforts

As another evening draws near, a soft melody sings of warmth and kindness lighting up the night.

- Mikaela Ramirez

Pandemic world changes meaning of “Friday night lights”

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Orange manifests exquisite themes for October