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The 2025 MLB postseason; the good, the bad and the disappointing.
Disclaimer: This article is purely informational and unbiased in all aspects. I am a neutral fan and do not have a particular team who I support! Also I am well aware that the Postseason was 2 months ago, but this article was in editorial purgatory. The 2025 World Series is in the books and oh boy, this postseason was an absolute thriller. The World Series featured a modern dynasty and the hottest team of the regular season (what more could you want!?). We saw Shohei Ohtani,
Leo Aviña
2 days ago
Five small ways to fight ICE and revive equality
Image via Associated Press / Robert F. Bukaty The United States of America was founded under the principle of freedom and justice for all. For nearly 250 years, to be an American was to believe in the pursuit of personal liberty. We should not advertise ourselves as a free nation when our government is working diligently to oppress people who seek freedom. When we think of a proud American, we should think of a peacemaker, not an oppressor. In our current reality, this is not
Juliet Hays
13 hours ago
Highlights: boys varsity basketball game
All Photos taken by Logan Ray On Wednesday, January 28 2026, Our Eagles faced a tough battle against Lincoln Highschool for their Varsity Basketball Game. Working together with coordinated defense, and high level player chemistry they fought hard. This was the most intense basketball game I have seen, and I enjoyed the experience of the crowd roaring as our players fought on! Here are some highlights from the game!
Logan Ray
20 hours ago
Crossword #2:
Introducing the second ever crossword on the Eagle's Scream! This one is a lot harder than the first one, so ask your friends for help or use the assist tools built into the program. We put a lot more time into this one, so we really hope you enjoy it, but please leave any comments or suggestions down below or by emailing erhsjournalism@gmail.com .
ERHS Journalism
1 day ago
The 2025 MLB postseason; the good, the bad and the disappointing.
Disclaimer: This article is purely informational and unbiased in all aspects. I am a neutral fan and do not have a particular team who I support! Also I am well aware that the Postseason was 2 months ago, but this article was in editorial purgatory. The 2025 World Series is in the books and oh boy, this postseason was an absolute thriller. The World Series featured a modern dynasty and the hottest team of the regular season (what more could you want!?). We saw Shohei Ohtani,
Leo Aviña
2 days ago
What films are sophomores into?
All Photos by Rebecca Pack Calling all film lovers at Eagle Rock High School! If you’re looking to expand your motion picture knowledge, find new films to add to your Letterboxd watchlist, or get to know what movies your sophomore peers are currently into, look no further. Here are some of the class of 2028’s top 4 favorite movies. Mila Allwood "Amelie, Paris is Burning, Horrible Bosses, and Bones and All." Meka Burnett "Blue Velvet, Amelie, Billy Elliot, and Jojo Rabbit." R
Rebecca Pack
Jan 23
What is ERHS listening to?
Spotify wrapped has just come out and with this comes the question: Who’s your top artist? So I went around the school asking students everything music related! Ranging from Christmas music to K-pop Demon Hunters this article will throw you in for a surprise! All photos by Cadence Kang Leo, 8th Grade What is a song you can play on repeat? “Uhh I don't know like, don’t bully me but Taylor Swift You Belong With Me.” Lily, 8th Grade What are you listening to right now? “I'm list
Cadence Kang
Jan 23
Where are ERHS students now?
ERHS is a 7th through 12th grade school, so it can get boring being on the same campus for 6 years, but if there’s one thing ERHS has going for it, it's the opportunities. The math and science classes are all amazing and with the IB and AP courses, if you’re into it, you could definitely go far in the STEM field. But even if you don’t like science or math, ERHS has tons of other options. The clubs and performing/visual arts classes are amazing ways to delve into other interes
Matia Hosack
Jan 22
My experience watching game shows live - for free!
Art by Faye Deetsch I’m a huge fan of reality TV and game shows. Over COVID, I binged America’s Got Talent, The Voice, World of Dance, Jeopardy, Master Chef, Survivor, and many more. It recently occurred to me that I live in Los Angeles and have the chance to be part of the live studio audience for many of these shows, any time, for completely free. With this knowledge in mind, my family booked tickets to see the America’s Got Talent finale in September. The process of gettin
Ellie Cole-Calderon
Jan 21
ChatGPT: A tool, or a cheat?
Art by Emaline Varava ChatGPT, founded by OpenAI in 2015 and released in November of 2022, has become a famous website worldwide. Whether you are a student, teacher, or parent, you’ve probably heard of it—or maybe even used it. The AI Chatbot can be used to create images, search the web, and can also be used to generate pieces of writing like a full essay. That leads me to the whole topic of this article: Using AI on assignments. It’s no shocker that some students use AI to
Rianne Hizon
Jan 21
How does Eagle Rock celebrate the holidays?
With a place as diverse and interesting as Eagle Rock, there's bound to be differences. One of which is how we celebrate the holidays! When I was talking to my friend, I realized that everyone celebrates differently; for instance, she eats grapes on New Years, and I eat oranges. Therefore leads me here, so I asked ERHS how they celebrate the holidays! Here's what they said: Emily Nava-Martinez 10th grade “I open Christmas presents at 12 am on the dot.” Victoria Rueda Torres,
Isabella Chin
Jan 14
Common Mysteries: case file #002- Why is Friday the 13th considered unlucky?
Art by Zazie Pritchett-Sidle Case Opened: October 2025 Subject: The Origins of the Unluckiest Day Setting the Scene Every year the calendar hits that date- Friday the 13th- and suddenly everyone's a little more cautious. Elevators skip the 13th floor, airlines avoid the row, and horror franchises cash in on superstition. But where did this fear come from? Let’s reopen the file. Exhibit A: The Number 13 Across cultures, the number 12 symbolizes peace and order- twelve mon
Avni Koppula
Jan 14
A drive through Altadena one year after the Eaton Canyon wildfires
On January 7, 2024, the Eaton Canyon and Pacific Palisades wildfires left 12,500 families with no home, no possessions, and a neighborhood that would be forever changed. Now, the community has begun to turn the page and start anew. As I was biking through Altadena about a month ago, the rubble that had taken over the town was still evident, but there was progress made on the cleanup effort too. I found a resilient community of rebuilders that emanated optimism. In these sites
Ellie Cole-Calderon
Jan 13
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