Pre-Pandemic:,7pm at the highschool in room L13. School ended around 2:12 and you have not stepped foot outside of the building. Sweat drips from your temples as you finally throw on your jacket and step into the winter night chill, waiting for your mother’s minivan to come to your rescue. That is just another ordinary day for EB's robotics during their competitive season.

Every New Year's Eve in Spain, millions of people are glued onto their TVs, watching the celebrations unfold. Meanwhile, thousands kick off the New Year in person, reveling in the energy and action firsthand.

As high school is coming to an end, the Senior class can finally start to loosen up. With it being their last year in school, and after 4 years of exhausting learning and late nights studying, the Class of 2021 now has time to make memories instead of hitting the books, one of those memories being Homecoming.

Just recently made official by the EBPL, the fledgling Astronomy Club has ambitious plans for a bright future.

During pandemic quarantines, going to a supermarket or even a store like Target can be the highlight of anyone’s day. To make the most out of these visits, grab a friend, camera, cute outfit, and take some pictures to commemorate this outing. Junior, Emily Lildhar, tells Bear Hub, “I have been really bored recently so I think this is a good way to waste some time.”

Not even a pandemic can stand in the way of a performance.

December 7th marks a big day for anime watchers around the world. Fans have waited almost 520 days for the final season of the highly rated show Shingeki no Kyojin or better known as Attack on Titan.

Cultural diversity is something that I am proud to say EBHS has a lot of. When Bear Hub asked students about the cultures they celebrate, the answers ranged from Eid to Yom Kippur to Diwali. Each person and family celebrate their respective cultures differently; however, with Covid-19, some alterations had to be made in order for everyone to stay happy and healthy.

Brothers and sisters can sometimes be a bother, and being stuck at home with each other will surely drive the siblings crazy, right? Well, actually, it brings them closer, who would’ve thought?

After a long day of quarantine schooling, you’d think it would be crazy for someone to go right back to booting up their computer and spending hours on it, but that’s what a lot of EB kids are doing these days. Because it’s not safe to go outside and play basketball with your friends anymore, a lot of kids are still playing, but it’s online and way more than 6 feet apart.

Jumping into new schools is always exciting, but jumping into a new school while also going fully virtual is a different experience.

For teens learning to drive, the pandemic has made it even harder to get on the road.