Nicholas Branigan, Graduated Online Editor-in-Chief
• October 7, 2015
“AP helps hundreds of thousands of high school students achieve their college dreams each year,” reads the College Board’s website. Their Advanced Placement program, which began in 1955, now includes...
Happy Monday Oak Park. Hope you had a great weekend, and you're prepared for this school week. Here's what you need to know about what has happened and what will be happening, for your upcoming week.
Last...
Happy Friday Oak Park. Hope you've had a great week. Here’s the scoop.
Last week: SAT boot camp
The SAT boot camp was last Saturday and Sunday in G-9. Teachers gave students information about...
With a loud neon-green book jacket and a recent film adaption, “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl” by Jesse Andrews was demanding me to read it. It seemed interesting enough, and was a clear contributor...
“Straight Outta Compton” is an edgy, eye-opening and compelling story of one rap group’s rise to fame amid the struggle of racial issues and police brutality that inspire them to go further.
Although...
A typical high school art class consists of learning how to draw circles, painting fruit and making ceramic bowls. Ceramics teacher Ian Fullmer, however, is striving to move away from those basic forms...
Happy Monday Oak Park. Hope you had a great weekend, and that you're prepared for this school week. Here's what you need to know about what has happened and what will be happening, for your upcoming week.
Last...
According to senior Kayla Gorenstein, acting is her “life” — and it shows.
This year, Gorenstein is serving as assistant director for the drama department’s first play, “You Can’t Take It...
English teacher Don Enoch has taken over drama teacher Allan Hunt’s position as the new director for all future productions in the drama department.
“I am delighted that Mr. Enoch has agreed...
Bareerah Zafar, Graduated Staff Writer
• September 27, 2015
The International Thespian Society, which strives to honor students’ excellence in the fine arts and promote theater through charity events, philanthropy and outreach programs, has entered its second...
Grace Ye, Graduated Print News Editor
• September 27, 2015
As the high school marching band prepares for the upcoming football season, it has experienced some changes of its own.
“[My favorite new developments are] the new uniforms,” senior and drum...
This year, seven German, two Norwegian, one Swiss, one Brazilian, one Chinese, one Japanese and one Finnish student descended on Oak Park High School, where they are spending either one semester or one...
