Almost every girl takes dance when she is young, merely to try it out. Nevertheless, most girls discover that their interests lie elsewhere, and they resolve to pursue their authentic passion. However, when freshman Bella Theodorou began dancing at the age of three, she fell in love with the craft and developed a true passion […]
Read MoreForty-two states have been closely monitoring their citizens, enforcing strict stay-at-home orders. However, even as the number of infections in the United States passes one million, some states have become worryingly relaxed, lifting many restrictions in an effort to save their economies. These states include Georgia, Florida, Colorado, Alaska, Minnesota, South Carolina, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Texas, […]
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One of the hardest parts of this quarantine and new life in isolation for sports fans is finding new ways to entertain ourselves without any professional sporting events. The quarantine caused ESPN to push up the release date of “The Last Dance” to keep viewers entertained. This has given all sports fans something to enjoy […]
Read MoreI’m sure by now, you have seen someone driving distractedly, or been guilty of this yourself. Cell phone use while driving leads to 1.6 million crashes each year. However, it’s not just texting that is the issue, other actions including eating, conversing, drinking (and spilling), using an in-vehicle navigation system, or applying makeup, which led […]
Read MoreThe day has finally come. With joy, excitement, and teen angst, the day where we students finally come back to campus has come. The day started with an assembly from OK Head of School Domas Tillow. He addressed the school with plans of how the school is going to recover from the devastating semester of […]
Read MoreOver the past few weeks, all of our lives have been turned upside down. Instead of our spirits being crushed in light of recent events, I think we’ve shown remarkable resilience even through these trying times. We’ve found creative ways to come together while being apart all over the world, such as birthday drive-bys, Netflix […]
Read MoreIn the past few weeks, our lives have been a rollercoaster of life-style adjustments and wanting to fast-forward through this whole ordeal. As I edit articles to go on the web, this certainly isn’t what I expected for my first issues as Editor-in-Chief. Leaving for March break nearly two months ago, the idea that we […]
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Despite the spring sports season being canceled, many teams have still found a way to reconnect. Whether it is with a group chat for texting, Zoom calls on Friday afternoons, or online track meets, student-athletes are keeping busy during this pandemic. The Student Government Association (SGA) created a special, virtual online spirit week with themed […]
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Many young athletes dream of playing Division I sports in college. For junior wide-receiver and defensive-back Jeffery Davis, that dream has come true. Davis recently committed to play football at Pennsylvania State University, a well-known, highly competitive team. For any athlete, recruiting is a huge task. Getting noticed and remembered by coaches is extremely important. […]
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Middlebury soccer star and Kingswood Oxford alumna Ellie Bavier ’18 is finding incredible success in women’s soccer. Bavier transferred to KO her sophomore year and became an integral part of the girl’s soccer team. Her first year at KO, the girl’s soccer team was ranked second in the NEPSAC and went to the quarter-finals in […]
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