College Football Playoffs – Maggie Curtis ’27
College football is an institution that is deeply embedded in tradition. With its origin in the late 1800s, a large part of the reason that […]
Month: March 2026
How Did Covid Really Impact Students’ Learning Experience? – Ellis Sobers ’29
The class of 2024 was in 8th grade when the Covid 19 pandemic first started. They spent their last year in middle school and most […]
Are Schools Banning Computers In Classrooms? – Ellis Sobers ’29
Students here at Oak Knoll and in many schools across the country have been adjusting to the new cell phone ban policy that has been […]
Netflix’s Warner Bros. Deal Could Change Hollywood Forever – Anna Chamberlin ’26
Netflix’s plan to buy Warner Bros. has raised big questions about the future of movies and TV. The $72 billion deal isn’t final yet, and […]
Winter in the Lives of School Students – Ellie Jessen ’28
Winter can be a time of immense rest to recharge from the stresses of work and school obligations. Many set new goals and routines to […]
The Release of Wicked For Good – Isabella Ceballos ’28
On November 21, 2025, Wicked For Good came out. This movie is the sequel to the first Wicked movie, which came out last year. Both […]
Winter Fashion Trends – Winifred Ohene-Ologo ’28
Fashion has always been used to express self-identity. Throughout the year, styles adapt to fit the changing temperatures and climate. Since the worst of the […]
The Decline of Books – Brinn Fitzsimmons ’28
As we all know, phones have slowly become our new reality. The majority of the population, from children as young as ten years old to […]
Will there be Baseball in 2027? – Katherine Alibhai ’30
The year is 1994. Don Mattingly and the New York Yankees were finally playing baseball up to everyone’s highest expectations for a team who had, […]