Ellie Riser and Nnene Ndubisi
Summer 2021 is already in full swing for teenagers across the nation so your new music mavens Nnene N. and yours truly have cultivated the music you need to start your summer off on the right note.
Sophia Elfrink
Throughout the week I have been reflecting upon my experience these past four years and contemplating how to close my time as an editor. As I sit here, writing my last article for the Dig, I would like to offer some final thoughts and words of wisdom.
Anna Blake Patrick
Our Fourth Grade Aardvarks have been hard at work.
Animal welfare, religious tolerance, immigration, Indigenous land rights, and education–these are the five topics Mrs. Sathyaraj’s Fourth Grade class (’29), grappled with in their recent inquiry-based project. After gaining a deep understanding of these issues, their goal was to spread awareness by creating flyers, starting websites, donating books, composing letters and emails, collecting donations, and more.
Torben Karl
On Thursday, June 3rd, OES’s 3rd grade class paid a visit to the upper school. Their mission: to correctly mark the land as property of the Kalapuya, a Native American tribe originating from the Portland and Willamette Valley region.
Delaney O’Hara
Throughout the year I’ve continuously heard the phrases, “we couldn’t do this because of the pandemic” or “it would have looked different because of the pandemic ” or “due to the pandemic…”. Yes, as I do agree with those statements, they have bothered me in the past months.
Luke Morissette
The OES girls lacrosse team played a game against Lake Oswego down three players for the second half. The girls are also playing in the State Semi Final game tonight against Jesuit.