Coffee House 2021: “Between”

This past weekend, students and parents attended the 2021 Coffee House here at EAC! It was an extremely interesting event, filled with exhibitions, performances, and presentations that touched upon all areas of our school’s visual and performing arts. During the event, guests all met in the upper school auditorium, where Chris Kuczynski explained the detailsContinue reading “Coffee House 2021: “Between””

Updates From São Paulo High School League – Game Day 2

Again, the Giants have traveled to São Paulo for another day full of games. This Saturday, November 6th, we went to St. Paul’s to play soccer and volleyball for both girls and boys varsity teams. The results couldn’t have been better for us. The first two games of the day were the Girl’s soccer teamContinue reading “Updates From São Paulo High School League – Game Day 2”

COP26, Ethiopia, and Bosnia – Weekly News

Ethiopian police marching in the country’s capital of Addis Ababa earlier this month. Image Credit: Ben Curtis/AP November 1-5 News 1. US Criticism Over the COP26 Attendement After events at the COP26 in the past week, US President Joe Biden openly criticized Russian leader Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping for their failure toContinue reading “COP26, Ethiopia, and Bosnia – Weekly News”

#DoublePeine, China, and Myanmar – Weekly News

The Dongguan Great Mosque in Xining, China, photographed in 2018. Image Credit: Zhang Peng/LightRocket via Getty Images Warning: topics of sexual assault on news 1 October 25-29 News 1. #DoublePeine Victims of sexual assault in France have denounced police mistreatment after inappropriate comments, questions, and orders given by police officers when dealing with reports onContinue reading “#DoublePeine, China, and Myanmar – Weekly News”

Return to Play

For the first time in nineteen months, the Giants have taken back to the courts, once again engaging in competitive athletic competitions with other schools. This Saturday, October 23rd, our athletes traveled to Graded to play four games in the following categories: girl’s soccer, boy’s soccer, girl’s volleyball, and boy’s volleyball. Out of the fourContinue reading “Return to Play”

Giants: It’s Time to Vaccine

Attention upper school students, vaccines are officially open in Campinas for teenagers ranging from 12 to 17 years of age. This is a great opportunity for us Giants to have a safer environment at school, and it is encouraged that if you can, please vaccinate. To further inform our community, here is an article includingContinue reading “Giants: It’s Time to Vaccine”

Old Students, New Stars

Traditionally EAC has multiple sports available, such as soccer, volleyball, futsal, and basketball. Naturally, there are many athletes who fall in love with the sport from a young age and choose to pursue a professional career in that sport. Today the athlete featured is Jalen Peeples. Jalen Peeples is an EAC alumni who has beenContinue reading “Old Students, New Stars”

Fahrenheit 451: Prohibition of Curiosity and Self-Expression

Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 is a masterful novel taking place in a dystopian world, in which books and almost all forms of self-expression have been banned; humans are voluntarily enslaved by technology, which is the case for our main character’s wife, Mildred, whose independent thoughts have been taken over by the radio she listens toContinue reading “Fahrenheit 451: Prohibition of Curiosity and Self-Expression”

China x Taiwan, Pandora Papers, and Facebook – Weekly News

Former Facebook data scientist Frances Haugen testifying at the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety and Data Security this Tuesday Image credit: Alex Brandon/AP Images October 4-8 News 1. Potential Chinese Invasion of Taiwan Earlier this week, Taiwanese defense minister Chiu Kuo-cheng spoke on the possibility of a Chinese militaryContinue reading “China x Taiwan, Pandora Papers, and Facebook – Weekly News”