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The E.O. Smith History Day Dynasty
The E.O. Smith History Day Dynasty
WRU: E.O's First Women’s Rights Club
WRU: E.O’s First Women’s Rights Club
Mr. Luft occupied the single chair in the front of the classroom as he shared stories about history and life, captivating and inspiring his students for 21 years.
Mr. Luft: A History of Classroom Inspiration
A message of best wishes taped to the door of Mr. Luft's old room.
A Farewell Message From the Desk of Andy Luft
Students listen to Connecticut author and Yale University graduate Daphne Geismar share thoughts and stories from her work Invisible Years, which details the experiences of her family members during the Holocaust.
Daphne Geismar shares her book, Invisible Years, with EO Smith’s Genocide Class
Original Art by Author
Honey, I Doomed The Kids
Lo Siento! Oh Désolé! Sygnomi, Sygnomi
Lo Siento! Oh Désolé! Sygnomi, Sygnomi
Does Best Picture Winner Deserve Indie Status?
Does Best Picture Winner Deserve Indie Status?
Vintage Fashion has proven once again to be contemporary fashion.
Vintage Fashion, Not Vintage Values
Social media has undoubtedly changed the film industry. Whether it will ultimately destroy or revitalize cinema depends on how we as audiences choose to engage with both film and social media.
Is Social Media Killing Modern Cinema?
Time to pick the winners.
It’s Final: Contest Winners Earn Prizes
Time to pick the winners.
NCAA: Pick Women’s Hoop Winner
Time to pick the winners.
NCAA: Pick Men’s Hoop Winner
Super Bowl Contest Winners Announced
Super Bowl Contest Winners Announced
A story from 1990 about the EOS Crew team
The Past and Present of the EOS Crew Team
Anything and Everything Drama and Productions Related: A Year In Review 
The E.O. Smith History Day Dynasty
The E.O. Smith History Day Dynasty
WRU: E.O's First Women’s Rights Club
WRU: E.O’s First Women’s Rights Club
Members of CAB, Dr. Anne Gebelein, Dr. Jason Chang, and Kiedra Taylor at the opening of the cultural center
Cultural Center Opening: A New Look for E.O.
The 2020-21 yearbook took quite a bit of work, but the staff finished this job, complete with this stunning cover.
Spring 2021: Making a Yearbook in the Face of a Pandemic
Fantasy Genre Offers Readers Much: Here's How and Why It Works Its Magic
Fantasy Genre Offers Readers Much: Here’s How and Why It Works Its Magic
Book Review: The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie
Book Review: The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie
3 Great Reads - Notebook Reviews
3 Great Reads – Notebook Reviews
No Spoiler Reader Reaction: The Secret Life of Bees
No Spoiler Reader Reaction: The Secret Life of Bees
No Spoiler Reader Reaction: Caraval
No Spoiler Reader Reaction: Caraval
Fantasy Genre Offers Readers Much: Here's How and Why It Works Its Magic
Fantasy Genre Offers Readers Much: Here’s How and Why It Works Its Magic
Anything and Everything Drama and Productions Related: A Year In Review 
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A Hollywood Farewell: My Top 10 Movies
Short stories may seem easy to write, but they take planning, effort, and imagination. Short stories must have a conflict, some sort of resolution, and a thematic point or moral lesson to leave a strong impression on a reader. This one has all those and more.
Short Story: Daffodil Witch
Short stories may seem easy to write, but they take planning, effort, and imagination. Short stories must have a conflict, some sort of resolution, and a thematic point or moral lesson to leave a strong impression on a reader. This one has all those and more.
Short: Story: A Snowy Day
Ava Draczynski
Ava’s Corner
Ava's Corner: Summer Poems
Ava’s Corner: Summer Poems
Ava Draczynski
Ava’s Corner
Florida
Florida
Red telephone receiver with copy space
Don’t Call Me

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