by The Dig Staff
Why Would A Restaurant Partner With A Third-Party Delivery App If Every Order Loses Money?
by Max Fitzloff
The restaurant market is experiencing a massive shift. With the boom of third-party delivery apps, restaurants are being forced to adapt. Apps like Postmates have taken over, and while some restaurants are playing catch-up, others are taking advantage of the opportunity.
Calling All Ping Pong Lovers!
by Clara McAuley
The Second Annual Ping Pong Tournament is about to begin…Read More »
The Ideal OES Lunch
by Luke Morissette
A message to OES’s newest Food Service employee regarding what that most popular OES lunch is.Read More »
The Skittles Debate Has Been Officially Resolved Forever!
by Wylly Willmott
I’m pleased to announce that I’ve settled OES’ most recent debate: Skittles are, in fact, different flavors.Read More »
A Delve Into Octoberim
by Isabel Price
Wondering what your fellow aardvarks did during Octoberim last week? Here’s the scoop on all the happenings on and off-campus. Read More »
The Rise of Spikeball
by Ronit Mehta
If you guys have spent some time on Instagram recently (shoutout House of Highlights), or even the Great Hall during the last month, you have seen Spikeball being played. Over the past couple of months, this backyard game has shot up in popularity as more and more people start spending their time diving after that yellow bouncy ball. From the USA Spikeball Championship to the Atlanta Hawks basketball team, people from around the world have had a part in the rise of the game. Down below is a history of Spikeball, the official rules, and some views on the game.
Songs For The Signs During The Month Of October
OES GXCT 2019
by Maya Khalife-Hamdan
As the rain becomes a quotidian element of the weather, and the trees begin losing all their leaves, the Girl’s Cross Country team is well into the season. Read More »
Ask Annie #10 – Part Two
by Annie Watson
The first ever parte deux of an Ask Annie article. But first, a quick summary of what Ask Annie is (for those unaware/unremembering of it, which is probably everyone because I really fell off the grid last year).Read More »
