I am often considered to be a very critical person. Whenever I tell my friends I don’t like a film, they tease me and call me a snob (which I am, but it’s still very rude). However, one thing that often comes from my constant critique is that if I think a movie is near […]
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KO hosted its annual Curriculum Night on Thursday, Sept. 25, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., allowing parents to experience a day in the life of their children. Curriculum Night registration began at 5:30 p.m., and at 6:00 p.m., Head of Upper School Lisa Loeb gave an introductory speech to all the parents, sharing the […]
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Ten senators, a Form Three president, and a Form Three vice president were all elected by the KO community between September 11 and September 19, and these elected leaders have plans to impact student life, academics, and athletics this school year. Form Six held their elections during a form meeting on Thursday, Sept. 11, while […]
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While adapted over the years, a typical limited series consists of around four to eight single-hour-long episodes with a complete beginning and end. Limited series have been around since the 2010s, but they have been on the rise within the last few years, becoming more of the norm, overtaking multi-season TV shows. Limited series can […]
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Since she was five years old, junior Marin Backer has played violin, and she’s found her spotlight right here, in the Kingswood Oxford Orchestra. Marin found her inspiration for beginning violin right in her home, from her mom. Every little girl wants to be like their mom, and Marin found this through the violin. “My […]
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The KO dance studio was alive with energy on Sept. 20 as guest artist Tanner Lane, a professional Broadway dancer and choreographer, stepped through the doors for a full-day workshop. From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., students navigated a mix of fast-paced choreography, emotional storytelling, and high-stakes auditions. This was not an ordinary class; this […]
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The lights of diyas and the smell of Indian food filled the air on Friday evening, October 17, at KO. The cultural decorations and the bright, colorful traditional clothes brought joy to the Community Commons. What once started as a small celebration in Roberts last year during community time has grown into a huge event […]
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Sure thing! Here’s a sharp, balanced, and persuasive essay arguing why AI “sucks.” Of course, I am kidding. I did not write this article with AI, and don’t plan to for any of my work. AI sucks, in my humble opinion, and honestly, it feels a little confusing living during its rise in popularity. Yes, […]
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Senior Lex Green had never taken an art class before he came to Kingswood Oxford. “ When I was younger in my free time I would spend time drawing,” he explained. “I never really got into it for school until I got to KO. Actually I never had an art class before coming here.” His first […]
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The Kingswood Oxford girls’ and boys’ soccer teams traveled to Blackpool, England, to play soccer games, sightsee, and bond as a team from Saturday, August 9, to Sunday, August 17. This trip was organized by Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach Richard Shaw through a youth soccer club, Invictus Soccer, based in New York. Many parents […]
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