On May 20, 2022, Harry Styles released his newest album, titled “Harry’s House.” The former member of One Direction has become a household name since becoming a solo artist in 2016. Over the course of five years, Styles has produced three albums, becoming famous for his unique style and incredible talent. Immediately following its release, […]
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Though it’s early on in the season, the varsity volleyball team is looking strong as they are undefeated and looking great. To get warmed up, the varsity volleyball team started with two scrimmages before officially beginning the season. The first scrimmage was on Labor Day at Glastonbury High School against a multitude of schools. It […]
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By Raine Wang ’25 It’s 7:35 a.m. on a Wednesday morning – the clouds are gray, the halls of Estes are far too busy for how early it is, and Middle School math teacher Tylon Smith is already bustling about, making friendly chit-chat with students as he moves through the corridors with a sense of […]
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After a successful week of pre-season training, the varsity field hockey team, composed of a strong group of girls, took on some challenging opponents in the early part of the season, losing to Miss Porter’s, Choate, Canterbury, and Williston Northampton. After losing many starting seniors from last year’s team, the field hockey team has risen […]
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Walking into English teacher Erin McQuiston’s office is like entering a completely different world. Compared to the bare and dull walls of Seaverns, the bright rug, colorful knick-knacks, and vibrant patterns scattered around the room make it feel as though a bit of Wonderland has leaked into the English teacher’s workspace. In the center of […]
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By Keira Sullivan ’23 Amongst the many new faces around campus this fall is Upper School English teacher Caitlin Moriarty. This year, Ms. Moriarty is teaching three sections of English 4 and one section of English 5. Ms. Moriarty grew up in Westborough, Mass., and attended Amherst College where she majored in English and graduated […]
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by Ava Cashman ’24 KO is happy to welcome Upper School Latin teacher Stephen Sullivan to campus this year! Mr. Sullivan brings a passion for teaching, a love for sports, and care for the community that is sure to make an impact here at KO. Mr. Sullivan’s long journey in the study of Latin began […]
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With three years of varsity soccer under his belt, center-back senior Captain Max Sams will be continuing his soccer career in college as he has recently committed to play at Gettysburg College. In his years playing for KO, Sams has been a versatile player, able to play both center-back and center midfield. For his senior […]
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For the caffeinated beverage drinkers out there, the choice between tea and coffee may seem easy. Some prefer coffee, while others would choose tea. There are also those who don’t mind either and will drink whichever one is available. No matter the choice, it is important for people to know the differences between tea and […]
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With the start of the academic year comes the start of fall sports. Over the course of the past few weeks, fall sports on campus have been a great success, thanks in part to a new addition to the athletics department: Erik Ackerman. Mr. Ackerman joins the community as an assistant athletic trainer and will […]
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