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:
Torben Karl
Welcoming students back from their winter break, Kara Tambellini’s Literary Journalism class announced a new donations drive. Partnering with Portland organization William Temple House, the drive will be open until January 27th.
Torben Karl
The most recent addition to Anderson’s 10 movie ensemble, The French Dispatch, is, from beginning to end, a typecast opus of the director’s eclectic and distinctive style. If you have never seen a Wes Anderson film, be wary; if you dislike his stuff, completely steer clear.
Torben Karl
We have a new activity full of diligent research and cold-blooded drama.
Torben Karl
From “frat boy” to business professional, coordinated clothing means a game day for the soccer teams.
Torben Karl
There have always been three guaranteed things which come with the start of fall at OES: the rain, the sun, and, of course, the Homecoming games. This year, all three are back with excitement.
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.
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On Thursday night, the OES men’s lacrosse team played their final game of the 2021 season in a grueling knockout game against Tigard High School.
Torben Karl
After hearing about it for months on end, this week I decided to learn more about cryptocurrency and wanted to share my experience so far. So, If you were ever looking for a perhaps criminally under-educated, how-to-make-a-quick-buck-driven guide into the mysterious and ever-evolving world of cryptocurrencies, here it is.