Enloe Eagle's Eye

You Need to Stop Overworking Yourself

Charlene Wu, Co-Editor in Chief • November 30, 2020

Where did this constant need to be productive come from? Why do we glorify burnout as a necessary consequence from being successful? Why do we tie self worth with how much we work?

Cottagecore: the Modern Escapist Coping Mechanism

Charlene Wu and Kate Lingo • October 17, 2020

In the time of increasing chaos, what is Gen Z to do? Partake in unhealthy coping mechanisms, of course! Romanticized lifestyles have found an extraordinary breeding ground within the holy app, TikTok....

The Future of the SAT

Olivia Pluska, Editor • February 25, 2020

There is a growing argument among college-minded Americans that points toward privilege as the common denominator of a person’s degree of college admissions success. According to them, the advancement...

WCPSS on Bullying

Anahi Gonzalez Resendiz, Staff Writer • December 10, 2019

There is no denying that bullying has occurred in schools around the world for years. It can cause intense psychological damage and has rarely been addressed in the ways it needs to. School staff, parents,...

Report Cards: Still Relevant? Or A Thing of The Past?

Maddie Ma • November 15, 2019

Before the rise of PowerSchools, parents would often have no idea what their child’s grades looked like until report cards arrived. Report cards are what they used to check up on their children, and...

Building A Community Within A Community

Olivia Pluska, Editor • November 13, 2019

A Place at the Table is a safe haven for everyone in downtown Raleigh. This cozy cafe opened in 2018 as a nonprofit eatery located on Hargett Street. It’s aptly-made name reveals the hospitable and nourishing...

Inside Enloe’s Art’s Department: A Q&A With Ms. Klenow

Charlotte Grace Foxx, Creative Writing Editor • November 13, 2019

Art and non-art students alike have all heard of Mrs. Klenow, the famous art teacher that brings out the color in Enloe. Her work has been featured in over 85 shows and has received a dozen awards for...

Happy Accidents: Taking Things One Performance at a Time

Gwen O'Connor, Co-Editor in Chief • November 6, 2019

Wesley Wood, Co-Captain: Well, my favorite story about the happy accidents was back in 8th grade. I had been watching them perform since 7th grade, so I knew I wanted to audition. I thought it was one...

Latest Enloe Insta Trend And The Accounts Following You

Arul Gundam and Madison Goodwin • October 29, 2019

Coinciding with the start of this school year, Enloe students witnessed a dramatic takeover of their Instagram feeds in the form of various Enloe-related accounts. These accounts discuss everything: from...

That’s Amore! Raleigh’s Second Annual Italian Festival

Malak Dridi, Co Editor-in-Chief • October 24, 2019

On Saturday, October 8th, Downtown Raleigh was filled with the smell of fresh Pizza Margherita, Italian opera, and the Tarantella. Raleigh's 2nd annual Italian festival drew guests from all around The...

Get Bar Soap Trending

Eliza Davis, Publicist • October 21, 2019

How many bottles are in your shower right now? You know the ones, thick plastic, big push tops or caps. If you are like me, you go through a bottle of conditioner like nobody’s business when it’s hair...