Leah Fetro
Podcast: This or That St. Patty’s edition
The luck of the Irish are with podcast hosts Roman Berger, Leah Fetro, Ainslee Gerardot, and Ethan Monahan as they talk about the ups and downs of everyone's favorite March holiday: St. Patrick's Day! Listen in for their take on dying the Chicago River green, local parades, and celebrating the holiday even if you're not really Irish.
From practice to performance: OPC’s journey to State
For the fourth time in school history, Oswego varsity cheer punched their ticket to state with the season ending sooner than they hoped, not continuing to day two. Co-Head Cheer Coach Emily Gaw said, “We started off so strong with multiple hits and many trophies… but the best part has honestly just been being together.” The team competed at the Grossinger Arena in Bloomington on Sat. 7, placing 14 out of 25, scoring a 89.49 out of 100. OH senior backspot and co-ed base Nick Waldron said that the biggest accomplishment for the season has been “placing first at our home comp then making it to State.”
Podcast: For the love of Valentine’s Day
During this time of affection and love, join your podcast hosts to dish about the foods, traditions, and gifts involved in the day some love - and some love to hate. Listen in to Sports Editor Madi Young, Staff Reporter Leah Fetro, and Staff Reporter Maliyah Gossett on this edition of This or That, the podcast that decides what is hot and what is not.
Secrets of the wealthy: Peeking behind the door of ‘The Housemaid’
Recently, a new movie, “The Housemaid,” came out on Dec. 19, and seems to have been quite a hit with audiences of all ages. Originally based on a book series of the same name by Frieda McFadden, Sydney Sweeney plays young Millie Calloway who starts working for a couple, The Winchesters, as a housemaid. The more she is around the family, the more she starts to uncover secrets they've been hiding, and things aren’t as perfect as they seem.
From sidelines to spotlight: Competition cheer season kicks off
With an impressive first place finish at their first competition in Batavia last Sat., the OH cheer team has shifted from sideline cheering at games to center stage in their competitive season building on last year's success of fifth in IHSA State. The team not only prepares and performs routines for cheerleading competitions, but they also attend basketball games to cheer on their school’s team, hyping up the crowd and boosting the players’ confidence. “My goal is to win, well not only to win, but to also improve myself,” said backspot/tumbler, junior Aydan Dunne.