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By Ishaa Sohail ’20, Juliana Kulak ’20, and Esha Kataria ’20 On Tuesday, Feb. 25, KO students had the opportunity to hear from renowned playwright and author, Sarah Ruhl. She was originally scheduled to come on Dec. 6, 2019, but due to the world premier of her latest play “Becky Nurse of Salem” and the […]
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“Tik Tok” is the absolute worst app on this planet. Now, if you don’t know what I’m talking about (which I don’t think would happen to anyone because of how popular it has become), but “Tik Tok” is a social media app where people create and share a variety of videos that can range from […]
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This past spring break, Upper School Science teacher Noah Lynd and Upper School Math teacher Natalie Lynd traveled to Kalymnos, a Greek island located near Turkey, to rock climb. They landed in Athens on March 11th and went to Kalymnos the following day. The island is known for its infamous rock-climbing, so it was the […]
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Have you ever sat in a class and wondered how what you were learning was going to help you in the future? Have you ever come home from a sports game on a Wednesday night to a huge pile of homework sitting on your desk that you wish you didn’t have to do? Have you […]
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by Alyssa Pilecki 20 and Ishaa Sohail ’20 Gathered in the bottom of Roberts on Saturday, Nov. 17, ten students and two teachers waited for the bus that would bring them to Logan International Airport, from which they would eventually fly to Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. Those students and teachers were: sophomore Brandon DeLucia, […]
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by Ishaa Sohail ’19 and Ben Small ’19 Are you afraid to express your political opinions at school? Are you afraid that your peers will judge you for what you believe in? Do you feel oppressed because your viewpoints on controversial topics don’t align with what everyone around you thinks? In late October 2018, with […]
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Have you ever tried to access a website on the school’s wifi that was blocked? If so, have you ever wondered how or why this has happened? Have you ever wondered who was in charge of this? A recent KO News survey asked students these exact questions. Interestingly, the students-surveyed had vastly different ideas of […]
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At KO, Student Government Association (SGA) is a club that allows students to have a voice on campus and express their different ideas and thoughts about what should happen not only at school, but also beyond. If students see a problem or an issue that they want to address, they can go to their representatives […]
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In June of 2018, the sports company FieldTurf resurfaced the Hoffman field because the field had outlived its life expectancy. The field was supposed to last approximately eight to 10 years but was on its 12th. As a result, concussions and other injuries would be more likely to happen because of the turf’s condition. “The life […]
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During an all-school assembly, Head of School Dennis Bisgaard announced that he would be leaving KO after 12 laudable and praiseworthy years of service. Mr. Bisgaard was offered a new job as the head of a global educational start-up called Whittle School and Studios, and he wants to see what that opportunity has in store. […]
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