Over the last year and a half, the world has been turned upside-down due to COVID-19. But the virus isn’t the only pandemic we are experiencing. As we continue to fight for our health and safety, a deadly wave of conspiracy theories and fake news concerning COVID-19 vaccines threaten to tear our country apart even […]
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Everyone has their own hobbies and interests, such as hiking, listening to music, or simply making casual arts and crafts projects. However, most of these things are activities we pursue for fun, and we usually don’t give them a second thought after we’ve moved on to something else. That’s not the case, however, for junior […]
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“Donda” is Kanye West’s 10th studio album, named after his late mother, Donda West. The album is approximately two hours long, and features 27 songs, with the last four added after the album’s initial release as add-ons to the previous songs. The album was released after Kanye’s divorce from Kim Kardashian, and is full of […]
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Over the years, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been known for its repetitive nature. Let me tell you now that “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” was anything but generic. But honestly, I would have preferred a simpler storyline rather than the new action and fantasy mix. When I watched it, I felt […]
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The 2021 fall season is in full effect, and the Kingswood Oxford varsity field hockey team (KOFH) seeks to make up for lost time after the COVID-19 pandemic marred all sports normalcy last year. Head Coach Chapin Yates looks to establish a winning culture in her debut season at the helm and lead the squad […]
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Senior Gabrielle Abramson is a talented singer who has contributed greatly to Kingswood Oxford’s music program, particularly to Oxfordians and Outlook, KO’s select vocal ensembles. Gabrielle’s first experience singing in a vocal ensemble was in elementary school. “I started in fourth grade when everybody had to join choir,” she said. “My elementary school also had […]
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After almost 20 years, the United States finally ended its infamous war in Afghanistan by fully withdrawing all troops on Aug. 31, 2021. Without a doubt, this war was a needless act of American imperialism, and it was long overdue, but that leaves the question of whether or not the withdrawal was properly executed. On […]
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This year, the Kingswood Oxford community is excited to welcome new science teacher Carmen Kreager to campus. Ms. Kreager teaches Upper School science and coaches girls cross country and track and field. Ms. Kreager earned her Bachelor of Arts at Michigan State University and a Master’s degree in education from Grand Canyon University. Before coming […]
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On Friday, Sept. 3, at 9 a.m., Form 6 students gathered in front of Alumni Hall for a senior breakfast. Tables filled with an assortment of muffins, bagels, doughnuts, yogurt, and fruit lined the periphery of the senior green as the Class of 2022 rushed from their first-period classes to get their fill. The idea […]
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With several distinct characters, “Lupin” creates a realistic story that keeps the audience entertained. From the main character imitating a famous gentleman thief to the corrupt police chief with guilt about the results of his actions, “Lupin’s” three-dimensional story compels viewers to finish the five episodes all in one sitting. But the one problem I […]
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