By Brooke Wieser
Photo Credit: Alexander Ermochenko Reuters – A service member of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic walks past a banner on the doors of a polling station.
Ukrainian residents are forced to vote in staged referendums in Russian controlled parts of Ukraine.
Julia Chen
In the music world, there has always been an ongoing battle between two of its most popular genres: jazz and classical music. So, to finally settle this argument of which is superior, I’ve asked two of our favorite and most eloquent OES musicians to give us their stance (cue the passive aggressive bickering).
Ruth Kalu
For a variety of reasons, Coretta Scott King is a cultural icon: Martin Luther King Jr.’s widow took on the movement and rose to become a standard bearer for endurance and dignity. This is the woman who, in the days following the assassination of her husband in April 1968, summoned all of her strength to deliver a speech he was due to give.
Grant Button
The Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, Bishop Michael Curry, visited Oregon Episcopal School’s campus on September 11th.
Mia Fitzloff
I’ve been thinking a lot about what I wanted to say for this article. Actually, that’s not really true. I haven’t thought about it at all.
Ava Kobos
This year has been difficult, but it’s nearly over! Here’s a quick reflection on personal highlights, strategies, and how I’d like to approach the next school year.
Nisma Qureshi
Earlier this year I wrote an article about “A Freshman’s First Final”, and now in OES style I’m reflecting.
Grant Button
I had a lot of fun writing articles for the Dig and I especially appreciate the flexibility in terms of what you are allowed to write and the relaxed and non stressful environment it is during activity.
Lola Burlingame
Here is my personal experience from this year, I hope that you learn something from it!
