Since 1956

The Glen Echo
Since 1956

The Glen Echo
Since 1956

The Glen Echo
Alethea Jadick

Alethea Jadick, News Manager

Alethea Jadick, senior, has worked at The Glen Echo for two years. She enjoys running, exploring the outdoors, and traveling. After she graduates she is planning on studying business and communications.

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Heroin can be consumed in multiple different ways. Each method has a different reaction time and will hit the brain and body differently. Heating heroin and injecting it into a vein is the easiest and fastest way to get high. Alleys, corners, and vacant lots in Paterson are cluttered with piles of needles. This method of injecting heroin is not only dangerous because of the speed at which the substance enters the body, but also because users are at risk of getting diseases from dirty needles.

Drug culture and a bursting bubble

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
April 20, 2017
Rachel McMahon ('18) is amongst the many athletes who will begin spring track almost immediately after their winter season is complete. After working hard during the winter months track athletes are more than ready to get back onto the outdoor track for a successful spring season.

[Photo] Running into the spring season

by Janice Lee, Staff Writer
February 20, 2017
Athlete of the Month: Jake Kinney

Athlete of the Month: Jake Kinney

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
February 15, 2017
Healthy items from your fridge are a great substitute for expensive facial care products. Simple face mask recipes can be found everywhere and are easy and inexpensive to make.

These face masks are bananas

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
January 20, 2017
Students competing in DECA competitions are required to present their topic and ideas to a judge. This role-play scenario is supposed to mirror a realistic business meeting.

DECA club gets down to business

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
January 11, 2017
Posters hanging in the cafeteria stress the importance of adding vegetables to your every day diet. Similar posters advocate for other healthy foods to look out for like fruit, and subbing dark chocolate for other types of sweets.

Food for thought, revamping cafeteria standards

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
December 19, 2016
Donald J Trump, President-elect of the United States for 2016 captivated his followers with his radical ideas and propositions. Trump will be signed into office on Friday, January 20.

An elephantine win for Republicans

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
November 29, 2016
As the year goes on students participating in the exchange will receive numerous letters similar to this one. The program is unique because students are required to hand write letters, not email them.

French classes correspond with students overseas

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
November 3, 2016
Students look forward to pep-rally

Students look forward to pep-rally

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
October 14, 2016
If you aren't sure if you're a true sushi fan yet, a cucumber avocado roll, and tempura sweet potato roll is exactly what you need. These basic rolls and as simple as it gets when it comes to sushi, but they also pack in a large amount of flavor and will keep you full.

The 10 best spots for seniors out to lunch

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
September 27, 2016
Artwork in the courtyard done by AP History students and Ms. Seigel's art classes.

Meaningful art livens courtyard

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
June 16, 2016
Hannah Vanderwall, Alethea Jadick, Selma Sose, Julia Kelly. After winning State Group relays by a full second, the girls pose with their medals.

The road to Nationals

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
June 14, 2016

Bake sale planned to fund-raise for track Nationals

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
June 13, 2016
New girls' varsity soccer coach to start this season

New girls’ varsity soccer coach to start this season

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
May 23, 2016
Burgoyne is ahead in the two mile during a winter track meet at the Bennett Center in Toms River, NJ.

Burgoyne chases down future

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
May 11, 2016
When trying to access games on school computers, students will now find this message, instead of the game opening.

Game over: school shuts down computer games

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
January 26, 2016
Students challenge each other in Pixduel.

New trivia phone app latest comer in fad

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
January 15, 2016
Winter track athletes train outside under the lights thanks to the unseasonably warm weather.

Winter Track team prepares for cool running

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
December 22, 2015
The Panthers crash the net on their way to an 11-1 win over Pascack Valley

Board of Education grants funding to hockey team

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
December 7, 2015
Students on a hike.

School group travels to Spain

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
December 2, 2015
Of the 13 teachers in the Science department, 6 attended Rutgers University. Leave replacement teacher Ms. Lillian Nichols, a Rutgers alumnus, had this in common with her colleagues as she began teaching in Glen Rock.

Science teacher steps in for leave replacement

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
October 16, 2015
Bender celebrating the 100 career hit milestone during a game in the 2015 season.

Hard work pays off

by Alethea Jadick, News Manager
September 21, 2015
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