Writer’s block is a funny thing. Some days inspiration attacks, grabbing you by the throat and forcing you to write whatever comes to mind. It pulls the creativity from your mind and creates something beautiful, refilling the stash of creativity… Read More ›
Month: November 2012
Windows 8 – An Informal Review
Windows 8 brings, in many ways, the greatest change that has happened to Windows since its inception. In this article, I hope to present an informal but informative review about Microsoft’s newest operating system. While booting into Windows 8, the… Read More ›
“!” Welcomes the Oracle
We are pleased to welcome the OHS Oracle to our team. The Oracle answers your anonymous questions by email and develop them in to a weekly column.
A Goof
By: Leverett Zantzinger The views expressed in this op-ed do not necessarily reflect those of the “!” Student Newspaper. Each year, hunters in Vermont kill roughly 15,000 deer. During hunting season, our road bursts to life with pickup trucks packed… Read More ›
Scary or Sexy: Halloween and Gender Roles
The views expressed in this op-ed do not necessarily reflect those of the “!” Student Newspaper. Every year when Halloween roles around families flock to the stores to buy costumes for their children. Rather than finding gender neutral or unisex… Read More ›
The Story of Pines
By: Peri Beckerman Alison Sudol, more commonly known by her stage name A Fine Frenzy, recently released her junior music album on October 9th, 2012. This album is titled a little plainer than her freshman and sophomore albums (One Cell… Read More ›
Ten Thousand Hours
A Report by Aly Mulconnery Ten thousand hours. That’s 416.667 days. 600,000 minutes. That is how much time any successful person clocks in practicing at their sport, talent, or career, before they make it big. This is the rule outlined… Read More ›
Why You Should Exercise
By Cole Milde, Editor Emeritus Stanford OHS is a challenging school. I don’t just mean in just an academic sense (wrestle with any core class for a few days and you’ll realize that for yourself very quickly), but also in… Read More ›
Centra Spamming – A View of the Problem
A Report by Vivek Nair It is well known that Saba Centra has occasional cases of connection lag, audio lapses, and microphone dysfunction. But now, a more serious problem has emerged – spamming. Spamming refers to the act of interfering… Read More ›