Freshman and model Alexandra Lenarchyk loves expressing herself through her clothing. Whether the outfit is chosen based on her moods or the seasons, she tries to implement details such as basic accessories and complicated textures every day. When getting ready in the morning, Alexandra finds that layers and small details are the most important when […]
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Since leaving the dark ages, Western civilization has always been at the top of the civilization hierarchy around the globe. With the constant colonization of other countries, Western civilization pushes its influence to many areas of the world. However, after entering the 21st century, Western civilization, and specifically, American influence, began to decline around the […]
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While the conclusion of the first quarter might not mean much to many KO students, it is definitely a big deal for seniors. These past few weeks, which unfortunately falls just around the Nov. 1, deadline for many colleges and universities, have been filled with assessments. These quizzes and tests help determine the final first-quarter […]
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In the summer months, temperatures across the hemisphere rise. Under these conditions, many people opt to spend the majority of their time outside, basking in the heat of the sun. Others find themselves reminiscing about the times of the year when temperatures are colder and more people are spending time inside. Presented with these widely […]
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As my fellow seniors know, it’s important to do anything you can to make your college applications stand out. Whether you play a sport, or even have an interesting hobby, anything interesting or different about you will always boost your application. Some seniors like Eli Brandt, Lucia Martinez-Castro, and Chayse Shamleffer, decided to take a […]
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On Dec. 14, 2012, 26 students and teachers were murdered at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. Since that devastating day, families of the victims have not only been left to grapple with the unimaginable pain of losing loved ones, but they have been continuously re-victimized by those who deny the shooting ever occurred. […]
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I remember when I saw “Miss Saigon” for the first time; I was five years old, sitting at the front of the Bushnell’s stage about to see my first musical. I was not sure what I was getting into, before being dazzled by flashing lights, stunning costumes, and beautiful songs that still stick with me […]
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Dawn Metcalf is a new English teacher here at KO, and she has already managed to intrigue the community. Apart from being a mom and teacher, she is also a published author. Some of her works include “Indelible,” “Insidious,” “Invincible,” and “Invisible.” Her journey started in Highland Park Illinois, which is a suburb of Chicago. […]
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On Thursday, Oct. 27, the junior class took a trip to Old Sturbridge Village in order to step into the lives of the early 19th century Americans who they are learning about in their U.S. history classes. The trip offered ample opportunities to explore the village and interact with people doing common jobs and living […]
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Fall Fest, held on Oct. 28, served as an opportunity to bring together the whole community with a series of themed activities. Fall festivities began even earlier, on Oct. 20 with the Form 5 breakfast. Volunteers brought in apple cider, bagels, donuts, and more, giving the juniors a social hour to enjoy before their classes. […]
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