As the boys varsity squash team moves towards the middle of their season with an impressive 3-2 record, the team has made a niche for themselves that they hope to improve upon in the future. Head Coach Robbie Lingashi is very dedicated and loves coaching the team. “It’s unbelievable the energy they bring after school […]
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There are very few television shows that have made as great of an impact as “Twin Peaks.” With its intriguing mysteries, unorthodox format and storytelling, and setting of a small town in the Pacific Northwest, “Twin Peaks” has gone on to inspire many television shows, having changed the very format of television shows itself. “Twin […]
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Superhero-themed movies are no longer a guaranteed box office hit. Most of those movies these days, in fact, do not do so well as we have become bored with the fancy special effects and heroes being perfect citizens. They just don’t seem real. As the genre produces flop after flop, many movie producers have recognized […]
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First opening its doors in Corbin’s Corner, West Hartford, on May 31, 2022, Tavern in the Square has quickly become a hotspot for the Greater Hartford community, especially on game days. With their diverse menu, reasonable prices, rousing environment, and passionate staff, Tavern in the Square is one of the most underrated restaurants in Connecticut. […]
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After a long day of skiing, what’s better than a warm, fluffy waffle? Waffle Cabin, located at many ski mountains across the United States, has become a beloved treat to many snow sport enthusiasts. These pop-up waffle huts are strategically found directly on the mountain, typically on or at the end of main trails – […]
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A passionate history teacher, Theresa Oberst has recently taken over the teaching position of Upper School history teacher Steph Sperber’s AP U.S. History class. Ms. Oberst will be filling in for Ms. Sperber while she is on maternity leave for part of the second semester. Ms. Oberst brings a repertoire of diverse teaching experiences to […]
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Who doesn’t love winter break? Your stressful exams have finally ended, school is out for three weeks, and you can pretty much sleep whenever you want. Maybe on a snowy day, you’re going outside with friends, sipping on some hot cocoa, or watching a good movie. The way I see it, a KO student’s winter […]
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It’s that time of year. With the beginning of a new year comes the well-intentioned New Year’s resolutions. Many people set goals about health, exercise, or breaking bad habits. According to Forbes Magazine, for 2024, the most popular New Year’s goals are improved fitness (48%), improved finances (38%), improved mental health (36%), weight loss (34%), […]
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On Friday, Jan. 12, acclaimed author and storyteller Ibi Zoboi visited Kingswood Oxford as the 41st annual Baird English Symposium Author. Students in the Senior Symposium class spent the fall semester exploring and celebrating her works and enjoyed a private dinner and masterclass with Zoboi during her two-day visit. Senior KO News editors and Symposium […]
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Senior Leo Zhang is always dressed to the nines, showing off his fashionable accessories and pieces, such as his jacket and jewelry. As many of us can relate to, Leo chooses his outfits based on his mood for the day. “I wake up in the morning, figure out how I’m feeling, and put something on,” […]
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