NJ Gubernatorial Elections
Iman Ali ’23 Phillip Murphy, a Democrat, ran against Republican candidate Jack Cittarelli in early November 2021 for the position of New Jersey governor. According […]
Month: December 2021
Home Sweet Home Alone; Summary, Review, and History of the Series
Catherine Luzzi ’26 Home Alone movies are always staples around Christmas time. Kevin running around trying to protect his house is a story that’s been […]
Holiday Recipes
Vittoria Maher ’25 and Caitlin Canal ’25 During the holiday season, some of the main things we look forward to are the desserts that our […]
Signing Day at Oak Knoll
Alexandra Accardo ’22 Every year at Oak Knoll, we have the opportunity and pleasure of celebrating a handful of students from the senior class who […]
Ensemble: Oak Knoll’s Premier Singing Group
Ava Bourneuf ’23 Ensemble, Oak Knoll’s honors choir, is a great opportunity for a select number of talented vocalists to practice and perform music together. […]
Holiday Fundraisers
Cara Dolan ’24 Faith is a central part of Oak Knoll, and becomes especially vital during the holiday season. Every year the students and faculty […]
Changes in Vaccine Requirements
Megan Fehrenbach ’22 In the fall of this year, two major changes were made in the requirements of the COVID-19 in regards to age and […]
Underrated Christmas Movies
Sophia Kaiser ’22 We are finally entering the Christmas season, and you know what that means: hot chocolate, Christmas lights, warm fires, fuzzy socks and… […]
Hallmark Movies: A Beloved Christmas Pastime
Ava Pospeck ’22 An executive CEO is needed to return to her small town to claim her late father’s Christmas tree farm. She meets one […]
Red (Taylor’s Version)
Grace Bienstock ’26 Taylor Swift has been a pop icon since her first album was released in 2006. Since then, she has released 9 studio […]