Sydney Lewis, Print Editor-in-Chief
• December 4, 2019
Every year concert choir and women’s concert chorale perform either Madrigal or Messiah. This year, they will be performing Madrigal, a performance that senior Cecilia Casper, a member of the Choir...
Sydney Lewis, Print Editor-in-Chief
• December 2, 2019
I have seen the Musical “SIX” three times, twice at the Shakespeare Theatre in Chicago and on opening night at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts in St. Paul.
Going into the St. Paul show,...
“Waitress” the musical brought us the first all female creative team on a musical, but all female casts remain very rare. For this reason, Lucy Moss and Toby Marlow created the show “SIX,” which...
Principal Robb Virgin describes the Eagle Voice as a “student-led, crowd-sourced, innovation event.” Now, what does that mean? Crowd-sourcing is when the leadership poses open-ended questions to the...
The dough slowly blankets the countertop as her mother guides her in rolling it. Warm with the sweet smell of apples and cinnamon, the kitchen bursts with the flavors of her culture. She’s making Pierogi,...
The media center and lakeside was getting too loud and distracting so the school decided it was time to open a place where students can collaborate and talk amongst each other without having to worry about...
Maddie Hilligoss opened the doors to the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, pink tap shoes in hand, ready for her first audition at a professional theatre company. As she entered, she recognized...
The national Green New Deal is an environmental justice pledge that commits the U.S. to a climate-friendly future. It proposes a 10-year plan that would invest in clean-energy jobs and put federal money...
For Rolf Olson’s final show, he chose “Thieves’ Carnival,” the first show he ever directed at EPHS. When Olson first directed this show in 1982, they performed in the Auditorium, the only performing...
