By Nisma Qureshi
These will improve your quality of life and it will take just around 5 minutes to read!
By Alexander Matthews
As the Upper School prepares to bid farewell to Chaplain and Religion teacher Katie Seltzer, I decided to conduct a closing interview of Katie’s reflections about her time at OES and her hopes for the future.
Anna Blake Patrick
Over the course of the past several months, it seems that OES students have suddenly realized that Instagram exists, and it might be an understatement to say that some have really made the most of the opportunity to post online. From Semi asks, to abhorrent parking, to unfortunate folks with unfortunate posture, OES IG accounts really cover it all—and let’s not forget about @oes_bathroom_shoes. How many people live in constant fear?
Torben Karl
This article announces a new series of OES case studies in our collective selfishness. For those who were not in Rob’s Marine Ecology class last semester and are wondering why this is titled the way it is or why there is a picture of two cows on the front, here is an explanation:
Lola Burlingame
We all feel anxiety and stress—it’s part of being human. I do not have magic cures for you, but I have some tips for managing these emotions…
Ava Kobos
Dana Lewis is retiring at the end of the school year. What will she be up to next?
Mia Fitzloff
I’ve attended a number of club meetings throughout high school—some of which I’ve returned to, others I haven’t.
Where The Trail Blazers Should Go in The 2022 NBA Draft
By Hugh Baldwin
I don’t know about you, but I haven’t seen the Trail Blazers have a good shot at a top prospect since I was, like eight. At last, they might just have that chance this offseason. Ever since that egregious sweep in the 2019 Western Conference championship, the Blazers have needed a rebuild of sorts, but Olshey and Co. consistently shied away from the idea. Now, finally, somebody—namely Jim Cronin—took the time to notice the need for a ‘rebuild’.