Just a few weeks ago, the Choreographer Showcase hit the stage for the sixth year, featuring fabulous dances, choreographers, and students! The performances left students, faculty, and families speechless and with roaring reviews. But, what we don’t always see from the audience is the hard work and process of building up the show! The task […]
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Senior Joella Asapokhai first started exploring her creative side by following YouTube art tutorials as a child. “I would copy characters from TV shows, create my own original characters, and try to draw my family members and myself,” she said. This pastime grew into a passion for her, and she’s since developed her artistic variety […]
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Conversations surrounding the use of AI infuriate me. As a writer and an artist, I have had strong feelings about the presence of AI in creative and academic spaces for a while now, but they have been kicked into high gear with the rising popularity of platforms like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Sora. I can’t escape […]
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In this issue, we cover various topics regarding voting in the U.S., including voter registration, the history of voting, and current issues regarding voting. How to Register to Vote: U.S. citizens can register to vote when they are 18, and will need some kind of documentation (such as a driver’s license or state ID.) There […]
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If it were not for the creativity and ingenuity of thousands upon thousands of scientists, engineers, and mathematicians, our society would lag far behind what we have today, both technologically and in concrete knowledge. Creativity is the main component of what has allowed biological research to prosper throughout the years: scientists have been able to […]
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On Wednesday, Oct. 16, members of the KO community got together for a unique opportunity to participate in KO’s newest tradition, Ballroom Night. Organized by Performing Arts Chair and Director of Theater, Kyle Reynolds, the night was one of growth, laughter, joy, and new opportunities. Professional ballroom dancers Jayden Leighty and Susanna Westcott offered a […]
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Taking photos on your phone can be a good way to capture a moment, but senior Ben LaFreniere has discovered that there is much more to photography than just that. With the help of the Rosoff Fellowship from KO, Ben participated in a program through the New York Film Academy this past summer. “I was […]
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