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With the new year commencing, many find a sudden motivation to learn and set goals. Whether improving upon skills, striving towards a milestone, or even learning a slight of hand, the new year is a blank canvas for everyone to start fresh.

[Photo] East Side News staff welcomes 2021 with new hobbies, activities

January 23, 2021
The warm ambience of a candle softens the stressful atmosphere of Covid-19. It flickers in the darkness, while calming the mind. - Adam Jackson

[Photo] ESN staff displays comforts through tough times

December 11, 2020
Moving from place to place is natural for humans. From point A to point B and back to point A. As simple as the concept is, humans have found ways to simplify the process of transportation by making it more complex. Everyone should take time this time of year to understand the value of daily necessities such as cars. - Adam Jackson

[Photo] East Side News staff reserves time for gratefulness

November 20, 2020
Popular influencers begin to turn to a sinister side (as displayed through photoshop) to create an eerie sight on Halloween. - Adam Jackson

[Photo] Halloween time capsule brings spooky sights and light-hearted frights

October 31, 2020
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

[Photo] Superstitions reign over October

October 24, 2020
The commonly known Bryce Pose spreads from person to person. With Halloween nearing, the humorous stance now takes a turn for a more terrorizing look. - Adam Jackson

[Photo] Orange manifests exquisite themes for October

October 16, 2020
As a long day comes to an end, the trees slowly saturate a golden hue at Mann Lake Cottage in Sheridan, Michigan. With the world rapidly changing, many have begun to find the remnants of natural isolation ingrained into landscapes across the country. At times, the solidarity of nature can serve as a great comfort to some. - Adam Jackson

[Photo] Light shines on nature to reveal fall comforts

October 8, 2020
The Plainfield East football stands now left abandoned as times bring different Friday night measures. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak still lingering, Friday night lights continue the delay. Football has been postponed until spring. - Adam Jackson

[Photo] Pandemic world changes meaning of “Friday night lights”

September 28, 2020
As September draws on, the coronavirus continues its course through states, cities, towns, and households across the United States. Being homebound is normal. Though the beauty of the world may not be as easy to find in the midst of a global pandemic, the flowers still bloom. The leaves fall. And the world trudges on. - Laine Cibulskis

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The traffic at Plainfield East is slow but far from nonexistent. From students picking up laptops, instructors teaching from classrooms, or students picking up curbside library books available on the library webpage, Plainfield East keeps its doors open wide. - Eddie Burgin

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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

[Photo] Coronavirus reveals unfamiliar world

September 18, 2020
No matter what unprecedented times are thrown upon the world, art may serve as a constant source of comfort for many. This makeshift art gallery in Plainfield displays words of encouragement such as “be the change you see in the world” and “share love not germs.” - Ameera Haque

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The band trailer sits alone and untouched this year in the parking lot of Plainfield East due to the cancellation of the marching season. However, plans for a virtual performance are in the making. - Mikaela Ramirez

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