BSU hosts first MLK assembly

On Tuesday, Jan. 21, KO’s very own Black Student Union hosted a Martin Luther King Jr. assembly, marking the first year that this annual event was student-led.  This year, BSU leaders junior Riley Anderson and seniors Joella Asapokhai and Zaire Ramiz wanted to partner with the DEIB team in order to promote equality from within […]

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KO athletic training staff earns prestigious title of “Safe Sport School”

For the first time, KO has earned recognition from the National Athletic Trainers’ Association as a “Safe Sport School.” This is a major accomplishment that demonstrates KO’s commitment to providing its athletes with the resources and facilities necessary to maintain optimal health throughout the competitive sports seasons. The recognition is awarded in two categories: first […]

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Why AI photos are anamorphic

“The human mind is not like ChatGPT and its ilk,” said linguistician Noam Chomsky, “a lumbering statistical engine for pattern matching, gorging on hundreds of terabytes of data and extrapolating the most likely conversational response or most probable answer to a scientific question.” AI has become a topic of great concern; artificial intelligence has unparalleled […]

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Dress code is important to our community

Many people feel as though their appearance represents their identity, whether that’s through a hairstyle, a pair of shoes, or an outfit. While many students seek self-expression in the form of the clothes they wear, the personal choice in planning an outfit leaves the overall tone of someone’s “look” up to some variability. At schools […]

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