Hello all, and welcome back to The Record Room, the monthly column in which my attempts at genuine musical commentary are frequently interrupted by the occasional unfunny joke. But, this is our third issue now and somehow the jokes haven’t gotten me fired yet, so we’re gonna stick with it! Changing things up with the […]
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This past summer, senior Koby Braunsitein was chosen for an internship at Hartford Athletic, a professional soccer team based in Hartford. He wrote player and team articles, recaps for news channels, recorded stats, and helped set up the media station for home games. During the spring of Koby’s junior year, he was in touch with […]
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This year, we have been in a weird in-between. As a country, we are still recovering from the effects of COVID-19 while also still struggling with new cases. Even with the numerous precautions being taken, it isn’t enough to stop kids from getting sick. With cold and flu season upon us, this has created some […]
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If you keep up with soccer (or football, as it is referred to in England) at all, you might have watched or even read about the upcoming World Cup and many of the qualifying games that were just played. The 2022 FIFA World Cup is set to be held in Qatar in November and December […]
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There are six trim levels offered for the F-250 in 2022. For this article, I will be comparing the crew cab (four full-sized doors) with the 6.5-foot bed because that is the most common configuration. It should be known that all of these models also are available in the regular (two full-sized doors) and supercab […]
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At this year’s Hewett Day football night game, the energy was unmatched. Wyverns young and old filled the fan section with rowdy cheering and powerful school spirit. The halftime mark was met, and the varsity football team headed off the field. Fans excitedly awaited the festivities as Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now” began to blast […]
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The Second Amendment – perhaps the most controversial topic in America – raises two conflicting arguments: that guns are necessary for self-defense and that they are the source of violence. This topic of debate has only been amplified with the recent trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, who, at age 17, traveled from his home in Illinois […]
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After a year of uncertainty and change due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Kingswood Oxford has begun its transition back to a “normal” 2021-2022 school year. The return to normalcy in school is also accompanied by the return of midterms. This year, midterms will be held from Dec. 13-17, the week before winter break. Students will […]
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When you think of sports, what most likely comes to mind are soccer, basketball, hockey, football, tennis, and maybe even dance. At Kingswood Oxford there is a new sport on the block, but the question is: Should it actually be considered a sport? This year, French teacher and Head Coach of Esports Ryan Broduer has […]
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On Nov. 9, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., the KO college counseiling office hosted a Virtual College Night for Form 5 families. Each year, College Counseling has hosted this event to relay important information regarding the college admissions process. Representatives from Emory University, Tulane University, Union College, and Worcester Polytechnic Institute came to this […]
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