On Friday, Nov. 2, from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and on Friday, Nov. 9 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. the sophomore and freshman classes, respectively, held their own movie nights in the Conklin Library. Sophomore president Emma Henry said that she and the other class representatives including vice president Sloan Duvall and the […]
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Photography is the creative art of capturing a moment and turning it into a rich, lasting memory – having one image tell a story. “What is challenging about photography as an art form is to be in the moment and try to create what it feels like in the image.” This is what inspires Mr. […]
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Imagine someone debating if you’re allowed to exist. That’s right folks: the current administration is considering adopting a new definition of gender, one that would deny recognition under the law to transgender people, rendering them erased from federal protection. Long gone is the beloved Obama-era of security when people who weren’t straight white males actually […]
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I had seen this guy who looks like a 1930s radio announcer on the internet for years. And one day, when reading a Buzzfeed article while I was supposed to be doing homework, I decided I’d had enough and Googled who he was. That was one of the best decisions I’ve made in my entire […]
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Kurt Vile is a respected musician in the indie rock genre, and has worked with other incredible artists such as Courtney Barnett. His best known song, “Pretty Pimpin,” is off of his solo album “b’lieve I’m goin down,” and it was the first song I ever heard by him. Mr. Vile’s latest solo album, “Bottle […]
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The Wyverns finished this season with a 7-6-2 winning record after a hard fought season. Powered by a strong offence and assisted by a powerful defence, the team ended their season with a strong 6-1 win against Trinity-Pawling School on Saturday, Nov. 10. Before the game, the Wyverns helped celebrate two seniors on the team, […]
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Question: How can I manage the stress of applying to college while keeping up with my school work? Answer: OK, dear one, I’m going to tackle this question in  two parts. The first part will speak more to the juniors who can use the summer before senior year to alleviate a lot of that stress, […]
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For this issue of the KO News, I decided to write about the major events known to have happened on one day in all of human history. So, I randomly chose Nov. 5, which fell on a Monday this year. Fun fact: November 5 is the 309th day of the year, which means there are […]
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At this time of year, when the days are shorter and the leaves begin falling off the trees, we often get too wrapped up in our school work and extracurricular activities; we forget to appreciate the little things we are so fortunate to have. It’s important for everyone to remember to pause and take a […]
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The girls varsity field hockey team is ending the season with a 7-10-1 record. They started the season cold losing six of their first eight games, but picked it up mid season bringing it back with a four game winning streak, and in the last stretch of the season, the team lost three games and […]
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