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Kingswood Oxford is devoted to educating students and preparing them for college and life beyond academics, and they do so very well, yet life skills classes are something the curriculum lacks and should be implemented asap! Learning how to do taxes, put a down payment on a house, and writing a good resume are all […]
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So far in the new year, we have heard much new music releases by a handful of artists; however, “Middle Child” by J. Cole is definiely a stand out so far. After six long years without releasing a single, J. Cole finally made a comeback with the release of this new song, which came out […]
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On Friday, Feb. 24, KO’s cast for the winter musical performed “Chicago,” a story of infidelity and murder, and one of the best productions KO has ever put on. The story line follows the characters Roxy and Velma in their quest for fame after killing their lovers. I personally think this musical was one of […]
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Well, because I know you are all wondering how and why I’m the coolest person ever, I am going to break it down for you guys. Craziness, procrastination and humor all came together and boom I was created. And it’s because of that humor that I am going to unabashedly roast and toast myself in […]
Read MoreAs someone who grew up listening to Queen songs in the car with my family, when I saw the trailer for Bohemian Rhapsody, I was really excited to see it. Although the movie didn’t receive the most rave reviews: the New York Times wrote a review saying “Bohemian Rhapsody’ Review: Another One Bites the Dust”, […]
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On Tuesday, Oct. 30, Head of School Tom Dillow gave a powerful speech denouncing the anti-Semitic and racist attacks our country has experienced in recent weeks. After the racially charged shooting at a Kroger store in Kentucky on Wednesday, Oct. 24, which claimed the lives of two people and the anti-Semitic shooting at The Tree […]
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Imagine someone debating if you’re allowed to exist. That’s right folks: the current administration is considering adopting a new definition of gender, one that would deny recognition under the law to transgender people, rendering them erased from federal protection. Long gone is the beloved Obama-era of security when people who weren’t straight white males actually […]
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Recent graduate and talented musician, Jake Kulak ‘18, has recorded a music video for the lead song on his debut album titled “Get Faded (and Go),” which will be out to the public on Oct. 19th. The album is very diverse, ranging from alternative rock to blues driven songs. “The music reflects what I […]
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KO is lucky and excited to welcome Naogan Ma, the new Upper School Chinese teacher to the school! Her journey to KO was long and winding, but Ms. Ma always knew she wanted to teach. “I thought teachers were the coolest people and always admired them,” she said. “I just thought it would be […]
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Beloved Upper School math teacher Chris Vicevich has returned to KO after one year away, teaching in New Haven. The math prodigy left KO to experience teaching at an inner city school in New Haven last year. Vice, the shortened name he lets his students call him, explained that he felt he needed to leave […]
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