When life reaches the pits, we can all count on social media to make it worse. In a world of fake news and constant conflict, social media is where everything gets bottled up and spat out into a squall of scorn and slop: that is exactly what can be heard from the mouth of a […]
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Yoga is something that can physically release stress while also getting people to move around and be loose. It is a way for people to interact with each other and stretch out their bodies. Add fluffy, furry, fun puppies into the mix, and it makes for the perfect Saturday to unwind from a stressful week […]
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Walking through the pair of double doors in the field house entrance, so heavy you need to use two hands, the same feeling every year on the first Saturday of the spring season. The sound of tennis balls hit with spin and the colors of eight different schools’ uniforms blurring into a kaleidoscopic cluster bring […]
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Due to her grit and perseverance, sophomore Emily Paseos was recently awarded the Girl Scouts Gold Award for creating a passport program for children at the Polish Center in Chicopee, Mass., which solved the one problem that she faced growing up: boredom and complaints. Growing up, Emily and her family would visit this Polish Center […]
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The ceiling for your average Kingswood Oxford team is the playoffs; semi-final at best. But for the Kingswood Oxford Math Team, this is just the floor. Even though the team was created less than six years ago, it already has two New England Association appearances under its belt. In only their second year, with just […]
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As the longtime voice behind the review section, senior Head Reviews Editor Miles Gruber has built a stellar reputation for being both thoughtful and unapologetically opinionated, traits he fully embraces as a writer. Outside of KO News, Miles has a love for reading and for watching movies. Right now, he’s working his way through “The […]
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When she sat down and was asked to reflect on her time here at KO, Senior Samantha Almedia’s final piece of advice was to continue to try new things. After only joining the KO News in her junior year, Sam had a lot to learn, and a lot to learn quickly. Her story is unique […]
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As KO News says goodbye to another graduate, senior Head Sports Editor Austin Perkins leaves behind a strong presence. Joining the staff at the end of his freshman year after taking the journalism class, Austin quickly found his place and was inspired to join by his interest in writing and experiences, as well as by […]
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For senior writer Olivia Pilecki, being part of KO News was much more than just an extracurricular activity. Even though Olivia first learned about journalism in her first year, her inspiration came from her older sister, who shared stories from her experience working for the KO News. In her second year of high school, after […]
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As the Head Editor of Features and Arts, senior Sanya Sadiq has contributed hard work and dedication to KO News. As many seniors in the spring look forward to graduation, we sadly must say our goodbyes to those who have been in the KO News family. Sanya first joined KO News in the second semester […]
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