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Due to the global pandemic, this year in the theater department Director of Theater Kyle Reynolds has strengthened and amplified the Broadway at KO program in place of the winter musical. Mr. Reynolds has brought in several Broadway artists for KO’s theater students to learn from in a series of masterclasses. KO’s theater program has […]
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Senior Felix Fei is a fast learning, creative artist. Having begun his work in KO’s arts department in his sophomore year, Felix has grown as an artist and has begun to focus on digital art in particular. Despite the great success Felix has found, he wasn’t always a confident creator. “I didn’t consider myself a […]
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In the midst of the multitude of arts classes Kingswood Oxford has to offer, a hidden gem for those interested in the visual arts is KO’s film classes. Oftentimes, students get caught up in taking courses involving the standard forms of art, such as painting and drawing. However, a brilliantly modern yet classic class regarding […]
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With an eagerness to get back on the court, Kingswood Oxford class of 2020 alumnus and Hartwick College shooting guard Angelina Maselli is keeping busy and constantly grinding for a chance to show off her skills at the NCAA Division III level. Maselli attended both the Kingswood Oxford Middle and Upper school, playing on the […]
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By Cici Chagnon and Madeline Arcaro Symposium author Min Jin Lee wowed KO students during her talks on Jan. 7 and 8, 2021. Students in the senior Symposium class who had waited to speak with her all semester were excited to finally get the opportunity to hear her speak after five months of reading her […]
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COVID-19 has greatly impacted winter sports and all the athletes who were excited to participate in their designated sport. The boys varsity swim team has been adjusting well to not being able to practice in person up until the past week. The team has very talented swimmers, one of those being standout swimmer and senior […]
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With the disappointing lack of snow and uncrowded malls and cities, it’s hard to believe that a three-week winter break has already come and gone. After a challenging and swift week of exams, many, if not all, of the KO community looked forward to the arrival of a much-needed break accompanied by the scenery of […]
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With a successful and safe fall sports season completed, the Kingswood Oxford athletic department hopes to continue this positive trend for the winter sports season. However, with a new season also comes new restrictions and challenges for everybody. The rules and regulations regarding COVID-19 for the winter season resemble almost exactly the fall sports season […]
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2020 really dropped the ball. Now it’s 2021, and members of the KO community are hoping to leave the craziness that was last year behind. Wyverns have made their New Year’s resolutions and are beginning their flight to success. Many Wyverns have New Year’s resolutions relating to mental health and positivity. The pandemic and a […]
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As we return from winter break and begin the new semester, we are also welcoming a new faculty member to campus. Daphne Wang is the new Upper School Chinese teacher, and we are delighted that she is joining the KO community, albeit virtually. Mrs. Wang originally wanted to become a teacher because she loves to […]
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