The implications of generative artificial intelligence (AI) are beginning to emerge throughout the world today. From optimization strategies to machine learning models, AI is rapidly changing people’s day-to-day lives. One area where generative AI has had a profound impact is in education. It is important to note that AI has been used in the medical […]
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At 6:30 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 30, the senior class gathered on the turf to watch the sunrise; this annual tradition was a fun and reflective way to come together as a class to celebrate the start of senior year. Senior year is filled with many milestones, memories, and goodbyes as seniors spend their last […]
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Deadpool has long been considered the black sheep of the superhero world, or maybe as he would put it, a black unicorn. No one really expected there to be movies made about him; he was weird, and he was gimmicky. But if there is one thing every Deadpool movie has given us, it is a […]
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The “Alien” series has long been considered to be one of the most interesting series of movies ever released. The first two films, “Alien” and “Aliens,” are both considered masterpieces of the horror and action genres. “Alien 3” and “Alien: Resurrection” are often left forgotten, while “Prometheus” and “Alien: Covenant” offer interesting new lore to […]
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You know, one thing I’ve always loved about Pixar movies is how they personify literally everything. A lamp, a child’s toys, insects, fish, robots in a dystopian earth, even motor vehicles. The ideas that drive their movies are all so out there that you could just sit looking at the credits roll wondering, “How did […]
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To say that the debut of South Korean girl-group Newjeans was monumental would be an understatement. Being the first group under major Korean entertainment company HYBE’s new label, ADOR, there was lots of excitement surrounding their debut, especially since ADOR’s then-CEO and creative director, Min Hee-jin, was well-known for her previous work with SM Entertainment. […]
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Trump v. Biden Presidential Debate [06.27] In the first presidential debate for the upcoming election in November, Donald Trump and Joe Biden clashed over what to do about issues such as inflation, national debt, abortion, immigration, border security, and international conflict. The debate raised questions and criticisms amongst many voters, as both candidates veered off […]
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As the school year kicks off, students are reconnecting with friends and teachers after a summer apart. Many Form 3 students are facing their first year at a new school, and their year begins with a community-building orientation trip to Camp Merriwood. This has been a tradition for the freshman class for the past three […]
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The fall athletics season is already underway at Kingswood Oxford, and many of our teams have seen successes in their early games and meets. Beyond competitive sports groups, though, there are a handful of changes that have been made for the 2024-25 school year that may impact student-athletes. Firstly, the Athletics Department has instituted a […]
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I think American college applications are some of the dumbest and most stressful things to have come out of the nation since those non-hovering hoverboards that were all the rage in 2016. To apply to college in the U.S., one has to take a three-hour long standardized test; answer five billion supplemental questions for no […]
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