Typhoon Vamco Adds to the Devastation of 2020
Jodie De Jesus ’21 As if 2020 hasn’t been chaotic enough––what with the global pandemic, racial justice movements, and presidential election––Typhoon Vamco has added to […]
Articles by Ella Cilli
2020 Election
Gabby Molina ’21 Almost a month after the 2020 Presidential Election was called for President-elect Joe Biden, there are still questions surrounding the transition of […]
Accomplishments for Women in the 2020 Election
Grace Bienstock ’26 This year has certainly been a memorable one. From the COVID-19 pandemic to the election, 2020 has been a year to never […]
Hurricane Iota’s Effect on South America
Riley Carr ‘22 This past November, a powerful hurricane surfaced in South America; more specifically along the coastline of the Colombian island San Andres. This […]
Editorial: Christmas Edition 2020
As the holiday season approaches, I am reminded of all the traditions I often anticipate: opening presents on Christmas morning, baking cookies with my sisters, […]
The History of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree
Catherine Luzzi ’26 Rockefeller Center started its annual holiday tradition of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree in the Great Depression. In 1931, a tree was put […]
The Economic Impact of a Pandemic on Christmas
Ava Pospeck ’22 The COVID-19 pandemic caused a major detriment to the worldwide economy. Christmas, one of the biggest stimulants to the economy, is traditionally […]
Service Day
Megan McCann ’23 On Oak Knoll’s annual service day, the community is filled with feelings of generosity and gratitude. It is always a festive and […]
Changes in OKS Sports
Ella Metzler ’22 COVID-19 has majorly affected day-to-day life, including how schools go about their after school sports. Oak Knoll has taken an intentional approach […]
Camp Cornelia Goes Virtual!
Jodie De Jesus ’21 An OKS service tradition of many years, Camp Cornelia gives two students the annual opportunity to collaborate with other Holy Child […]