Since the dawn of time, or when the ancient Egyptians divided the day into a 24-part temporal cycle, our routine has moved through this median of normalcy: sleeping eight hours with allotted time for leisure, work, and connecting. While this evolutionary practice of time divvied up has been ingrained into our minds as routine, the […]
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On Sept. 25, Olivia Rodrigo opened her Unraveled Tour at PeoplesBank Arena in Hartford, Connecticut, with a performance that combined the emotional storytelling of her latest album. The crowd was another highlight of opening night. PeoplesBank Arena was sold out, with fans filling the venue and contributing to the energy throughout the performance. Even at […]
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Was the addition of cyberbullying to the 2026 adaptation of Stephen King’s “Carrie” a good thing? On Oct. 7, 2026, Mike Flanagan’s adaptation of “Carrie” came out on Prime Video. This eight-episode miniseries took the internet by storm. It followed the bones of King’s original book: a young homeschooled girl named Carrie White struggling through […]
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With the New England fall season wrapping up, it’s sad to know our time on the course is slowly coming to an end. But fall golf is one of the best parts of the year, and we should appreciate it. Coming off the summer season and the high temperatures, there’s nothing golfers want to do […]
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Imagine this: It’s a Friday or Saturday night after a long week of tests and hard work, and you and your friends plan to go out to de-stress and debrief about life. You plan to spend time in West Hartford Center that night, so you plan the outfits and whose house you’re heading to after […]
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Imagine this: you are just finishing up your amazing day spent at the beach. You have been tanning for hours and swimming in the ocean under the hot sun. You are on your way home, and you think: “Wow, I can really go for some ice cream right now.” You pull into the nearest ice […]
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With a young roster and a challenging schedule, the Kingswood Oxford boys varsity soccer team has faced an uphill battle this season. Despite a series of difficult results, the Wyverns have continued to work hard, build chemistry, and develop the experience needed to compete against older and more experienced opponents. The team’s recent results have […]
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When you actually take time to think about it, paying money to sit in a dark room with a group of strangers to watch a movie seems pretty unnecessary. Instead, you could easily watch a movie in the comfort of your own home with cheaper snacks and the ability to pause whenever you want. When […]
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The cross country team has had a strong season, consistently placing well. On Saturday, Oct. 17, the girls took first place against Pomfret, winning 26-30, and both teams won their meets against Wilbraham and Monson on Saturday, Oct. 24. At the Pomfret meet, the team was led by second place finisher, junior Captain Anya Dausey […]
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After coming off a devastating loss in the championship game last season, KO varsity football came back better than ever, and with one goal: winning it all, and they have been doing just that. After graduating, all of their senior captains last spring, everyone on the team had big shoes to fill. This year, the […]
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