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Thomas McDonnell captures EHS 2025-26

Carter Teti, Manager of Breaking New & Managing, Arts & Culture Editor July 23, 2026

This was previously published in the 2026 senior issue. As Thomas McDonnell captures his final moments at Emmaus High School, his future at the University of Vermont has come into focus to develop his future in engineering. McDonnell aspires to become...

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Guillermo Lockwood Lopez graduates with gratitude

Karis Newman, Staff Writer July 23, 2026

This was previously published in the 2026 senior issue. Guillermo Lockward Lopez is a name most people don’t know. But replace Guillermo Lockward Lopez with Gman, and suddenly a lot more people know who you’re talking about. Lockward Lopez got...

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Charles Kenney takes center stage

Kritha Bharath, Podcast Editor July 23, 2026

This was previously published in the 2026 senior issue. Charles Kenney takes one last dramatic bow as he prepares to end his high school journey and start a new one in New York. Kenney has been actively dedicated to the arts, cast in eight shows at...

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Diego Chavolla creates his own rhythem

Vera Palamara, Deputy Arts & Culture Editor July 23, 2026

This was previously published in the 2026 senior issue. As Diego Chavolla plays the final measure of his high school career, he begins the first note of his future at the University of British Columbia. Due to his variety of advanced math, science,...

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Clara Isom marches to Michigan State

Julia Visco, Deputy Features Editor July 23, 2026

This was previously published in the 2026 senior issue. Whether marching on the worn-down grass of EPSD Stadium or growing leafy basil in Hydroponics Club, Clara Isom has embraced every opportunity that came her way. With a deep love for the environment...

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Thiffany Reimao studies criminal minds

Carter Teti, Manager of Breaking New & Managing, Arts & Culture Editor July 23, 2026

This was previously published in the 2026 senior issue. As The Stinger’s dedicated former Arts & Culture Editor Thiffany Reimao approaches the conclusion of her high school journey, and she looks forward to attending Kutztown University, majoring...

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Thomas Amdur keys and calculates success

Eli Theodore, Opinion Editor July 23, 2026

This was previously published in the 2026 senior issue. Thomas Amdur is a member of marching band, Science Olympiad, Academic Team, captain of the Chess Team, treasurer for the Math League, and played keyboard in the pit orchestra for the “Jekyll...

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Olivia Rodrigo turns love into her most compelling story

Kritha Bharath, Podcast Editor July 21, 2026

Imagine you’re driving home after midnight, watching streetlights flash across the windshield and windows, trying to put into words the full weight of what it means to be in love — only to realize that a song can already do that for you. That’s...

“Stranger Things” fans experience “Conformity Gate”

Harper Sisonick, Editor-In-Chief of Visuals and Graphics June 2, 2026

Denial. Anger. Bargaining. Depression. Acceptance. The five stages of grief. The five stages that me and other Stranger Things fans went through in the past few weeks. For me, “Stranger Things” has been a show I have watched throughout different...

Gen. Z yearns for simplicity of 2016

Kamryn Vogel, Layout Editor June 2, 2026

Dog filters, skinny jeans, Pokémon Go, Musical.ly, chokers, Tumblr, the Mannequin Challenge, flower crowns, bold makeup looks, galaxy patterns, and Rio De Janeiro filters. A decade ago, these things were the biggest trends. Before the start of the...

Harry Styles' new album: Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. Photo courtesy of Spotify.

Harry Styles signals new era with single release

Danii Rivera, Sports Editor June 2, 2026

Waiting for Harry Styles has become its own kind of endurance sport. Fans don’t just wait, they invest. Every tweet is inspected, every blurry photo is decoded, and every cryptic teaser feels like a test of loyalty. So when “Aperture” finally...

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