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Vacci-Nation: mandates set a dangerous precedent

Vacci-Nation: mandates set a dangerous precedent

November 5, 2021

This previously ran in our October 2021 print issue. “We’ve been patient, but our patience is wearing thin.” This is Joe Biden’s threat to Americans who have decided not to become vaccinated. What the government does not realize is that those...

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Bird’s Eye View: Coming-of-age during a global pandemic

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor January 16, 2021

I was one of those middle schoolers who went through an intense dystopian novel phase. I read everything, from "The Hunger Games" to "Divergent" to "1984" to "The Handmaid’s Tale." I think there is some part of us that, in normal times, craves the excitement...

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Where did Donald Trump go?

Madison Mauro, Former Opinion Editor December 13, 2020

On Feb. 27 at a White House press meeting President Donald Trump said, “It’s going to disappear. One day — it’s like a miracle — it will disappear.” Less than a year later, President Trump’s statement rings true. Not for the coronavirus,...

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COVID-19 ravages the music industry

Jacob Welsko, Former Culture Editor December 11, 2020

This story ran in the November 2020 print issue of The Stinger. With many aspects of life impacted by COVID-19, many avenues of business are left gravely affected by the lack of normalcy spread across the world. Specifically, the music industry...

Let's Play Books! closed temporarily due to COVID-19. Photo by Alice Adams.

COVID-19 results in repercussions for small businesses

Alice Frank December 3, 2020

In the midst of a global pandemic, small businesses that do not have the cash reserves to sustain operations are having difficulty getting back into the swing of things. The services of various Emmaus shops came to a halt for months due to the forthcoming...

COVID-19 affected Emmaus' Halloween celebrations in various ways. Photo by Bethany Brown.

Emmaus cancels annual Halloween Parade

Johnson Yang November 5, 2020

With COVID-19 cases still on the rise, it’s no surprise that Emmaus cancelled its annual Halloween Parade.  The Emmaus Halloween parade is an annual tradition that shares the aspects of a normal parade — people, costumes, free food, and entertainment....

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EHS prepares for upcoming virtual school year

Caitlin O’Brien August 28, 2020

August is normally an exciting time for students — from fall sports beginning to school supply shopping to finishing (or starting) summer reading, this month is often a busy period filled with anticipation for the new school year. Yet, this August looks...

EHS to implement block scheduling in fall 2020

EHS to implement block scheduling in fall 2020

Heather Fabritze, Former News Editor July 10, 2020

The East Penn School District board voted in June to begin implementing a modified semester block schedule this coming fall, one year earlier than was initially planned. The decision to transition from the standard nine period school day currently...

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