Mia Fitzloff
The times are grim and boring, and most of us find ourselves spending our free time curled up in bed staring at a screen.
Wylly Willmott
If you haven’t heard yet, you’re probably living in a (different) bubble, but the NBA Finals kicked off on Wednesday with game 1 of the LA Lakers vs the Miami Heat.
Sophia Elfrink
Not only is aardvark the first word in the alphabet, but it also happens to be the OES mascot. Sue Jensen, current faculty member, clued me in on how Aardy the Aardvark came to be a star in our community. Plus, everything you need to know about aardvarks!
Torben Karl and Ellie Riser
Mr. West has a long history of public outbursts and cryptic posts on various social media platforms, but during quarantine all things Kanye West have escalated, especially his Twitter. Come take a look at our top picks from Yeezus twitter!
Patrick Barnette
There are many questions in the wake of our magnificent first debate of the 2020 election. Were the candidates telling the truth? Who is going to be our next president? Is this the end? I can only confidently answer the first of the questions, and I’ll start off by saying no, absolutely not! Let’s dive into some of the examples.
Viraj Shankar
It’s a painful, yet critically important time to live in America right now. These last few days have shown us that systemic racism and inequality are problems that are far from being over. As the nation continues to reflect, protest, and demand action, I urge everyone at OES, especially the OES administration, to look inward, and see if they really are using their power for good.
The Dig Editorial Staff
The Dig is your student-run, student-edited, and student-published newspaper. We have fought hard to remain this way so we can serve as a platform for student voices, communal changes, and action. The current state of racial injustice both in America and in our own institution is unacceptable. The Dig stands in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement and we are committed to using our platform to inspire action in any way possible by uplifting student voices.
Viraj Shankar & Noah Wali
As part of our farewell issue, Noah and I decided to conduct interviews with faculty members who are leaving OES. Below is our interview with Art Ward!
Noah Wali
Quarantine has given us all unlimited time to think. Time to think about our past, our future, what we’re missing out on, and who we are in this unpredictable world. I know I have been thinking. A lot.