Alex Goldbeck, Graduated Editor-in-Chief
• May 5, 2020
During this time, we are all grieving something. Whether it be the loss of graduation, a summer trip or just time spent with friends — there is some feeling of loss we’re experiencing that makes this...
Major League Baseball could be coming back as soon as June and as late as July 2 of this year.
On April 7, the MLB released a contingency plan for how they predicted the season would go in order to...
It was my first week of quarantine when I heard the noise.
I can’t tell you exactly what started the cacophony, but once it was there, it became endless.
It echoed in my ears as I scrolled through...
Holocaust survivor Edith Frankie was to bring her experience and stories to the Oak Park High School campus. And while the opportunity to hear Frankie is gone for the 2019-20 school year due to her assisted...
With the postponement of SAT and ACT tests country-wide, many incoming juniors and seniors are left wondering how COVID-19 will affect the application process as well as seniors making final decisions...
Toilet paper is just one of the many products that have become hard to find during the COVID-19 crisis.
WireCutter is an online news source that embeds links to hard-to-find products to help customers...
Emily Francis, Graduated Editor-in-Chief
• May 5, 2020
Following the Stay at Home restrictions and closure of schools, the College Board decided to survey students to see if they still wished to take the AP exams. After surveying 18,000 AP students they received...
Navya Batra, Graduated Digital Media Manager
• May 5, 2020
Upon entering room F-8, one can see a group of boys playing cards in the back right corner and a few single kids dispersed throughout the room, studying. Physics and engineering teacher Ken Jones sits...
After sixteen years as an administrator in the Oak Park Unified School District, Dr. Leslie Heilbron is retiring at the end of June this year.
Heilbron spent six years as the principal of Oak Hills...
Emily Francis, Graduated Editor-in-Chief
• April 30, 2020
Following the Stay at Home restrictions and closure of schools, the College Board decided to survey students to see if they still wished to take the AP exams. After surveying 18,000 AP students they received...
Atmika Iyer, Graduated Editor-in-Chief
• April 30, 2020
COVID-19 testing throughout the U.S. was behind in comparison to the rest of the world as only and according to many health experts, the United States only has enough tests for 2% of each state’s population...
Sawyer Nicoll, Graduated Photo Editor
• April 30, 2020
Staying at home for days at a time has allowed many to pursue projects they’ve always wanted to. ‘Safer at Home’ has supplied people the time to follow their passions such as drawing, baking, making...
