Just like students at KO, teachers have passions that go far beyond the classroom. Whether it is hiking, biking, or photography, each faculty member has unique interests that students might not even be aware of. This certainly holds true for choir director Steve Mitchell. While he directs the Concert Choir, Oxfordians, and Voce Novissima at […]
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Senior and stylist Juliana Kulak has earned and certainly deserves the title of December’s Fashionista of the Month! Since she joined KO in seventh grade, Juliana has certainly stood out from the crowd with her eye-catching and trendy styles. There is a clear effort that she puts in every day to feel confident and proud. […]
Read MoreBusiness may be known as a challenging world of entrepreneurship, but that hasn’t stopped freshman Arav Kumar from kick-starting his career through his extensive business profile. In general, businesses focus on four main sectors to maximize their profits and efficiency: research and development, production, management, and funding. Arav said he has established his personal profile […]
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You’ve probably heard senior Molly Jones singing at numerous KO concerts, choir exhibitions, or “epic” coffeehouses. Molly has fostered this passion for singing throughout her childhood and her time at KO. Molly said that she’s been singing since kindergarten because she was inspired by her dad, who loves music. Now, she is currently part of […]
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Held in the Black Box theater on Monday, Nov. 25 this year, Jazzapella was a big hit and provided a night of smooth jazz, fun tunes, and great memories for all those involved. The small and intimate setting of the Black Box, inspired and modeled after a classic jazz nightclub, truly set the scene of […]
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Junior Christina Lu has made an impression on the KO community by presenting her after-dinner speeches about child labor and telling us about upcoming Forensic Union meetings. Little did you know that Christina has always had a secret interest in art. Although she has not consistently taken art classes through middle school or high school, […]
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“When I am on stage playing, I feel so at ease and peaceful, the music bringing about so many different feelings from within,” sophomore violinist Emma Levinbook explained. This is how Emma feels when she picks up her violin and starts to play. Emma has played for the Kingswood Oxford orchestra for over five years […]
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Science Department Chair Fritz Goodman is a cherished member of the school community as a biology teacher and athletic coach, but what many are unaware of is his talent and passion for theatre. In fact, Mr. Goodman is an accomplished thespian. When he was younger, he earned enough points to be a member of the […]
Read MoreHead Coach Quinn O’Brien has a unique composition of players this season. He has four seniors, only one who has been on the team longer than two years, zero juniors, three sophomores, five freshmen, and a seventh- grader. It’s safe to say that this team hasn’t played with each other very much, and that can […]
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The new Disney+ show “The Mandalorian,” written by Jon Favreau, officially replaced “Stranger Things” as the most-watched show. After only four episodes, the show has received a rating of 95% on Rotten Tomatoes. Throughout the “Star Wars” saga, we see many CGI characters and places. Some major characters we see through “The Mandalorian” and Star […]
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