News from the OHS: Students, professors, events, and technology.
Written and compiled by Madeline Langdon The fourth annual Service Fair was held in November. The presenters shared the creative and innovative ways that they serve their local and international communities. Below is a summary of each presentation and contact… Read More ›
The tradition of Halloween dates back to Celtic festivities about 2,000 years ago to mark the transition between summer and harvest into the darker time of winter. They believed that the boundary keeping spirits out of the world of the… Read More ›
The OHS student body is teeming with remarkable talent. Students are showcasing their exceptional talent and giftedness around the globe. We at OHS are very proud of their accomplishments and would like to recognize them. Congratulations to Alexandra Yeoh, Krystle… Read More ›
This article was provided by the Student Service Board and was written last year about OHS alumna Cherry Ng. Organized By: Elena Gonzalez Hi! I’m Cherry, a senior, resident eighteen-year-old, and fourth-year OHSer. Even though I live in the cold… Read More ›
Stumped on the perfect Christmas gift for your best friend or sibling? As the holidays approach, it can be difficult to choose what to get people. Fortunately, we’ve got you covered. At OHS, plenty of students are fans of something…. Read More ›
The Maze Runner follows a group of guys and a girl who are all trapped in a maze, with no memory of their life and no clue why they are there. The usual routine of those in the maze is… Read More ›
By: Grace My memories from the Spanish Immersion Program in Argentina have already started mixing together. The feelings and experiences that made the trip so memorable, as well as the recollections of people that made me laugh, made me think,… Read More ›
It’s getting to be midterms season here at the OHS and many of us can feel our stress level rising. Completing your regular amount of homework on top of studying for exams and writing extra essays may seem overwhelming at… Read More ›
I felt a surge of panic as I boarded the plane to Argentina. All of my doubts and insecurities about the next five weeks crept forward from the back of my mind and began to nag at me. Suddenly I… Read More ›
