Abraham Gallegos - Managing Editor
Hi, I'm Abraham Gallegos, this is my third year on staff. I am Managing Editor, and previously was the news editor. I'm so happy to be bringing you the news and opinions of our staff and of myself and I'm looking forward to senior year.
I have senioritis; honestly, I think I’ve had it for four years. When I was in eighth grade, waiting for middle school to end, I was concerned about time moving too fast. I fear that I never really moved past that. I remember telling my sister about how scared I was about the future, she told me I’d figure it out in time, that high school will feel like it takes forever, but I came to a different conclusion. I don’t think that high school lasted forever.
Lani Breedlove is a name that no one at Oswego High School should be a stranger to today. Frequently making Athlete of the Week titles and her name presented on the school sign outside the main entrance, this senior has impacted the bowling community at OHS like no other.
Over the summer, Oswego High School added a gender neutral bathroom in the main cafeteria hallway. This has been a long awaited process since the passing of the “Illinois Equal Restroom Access” bill, that went into effect on Jan. 1, 2020.
Monster Energy. Less caffeine than coffee, more sugar than soda, and less nutritional than breakfast. A perfect addiction for the sleep deprived. As a...
The Black Student Association (BSA) of Oswego High School was founded in 2017 by Shaunise Thomas, who has been the leader of the BSA since its founding. The Association is open to all students who wish to learn about Black tradition, its cultures, and important events in Black history.
Today, there are around 40 students in the BSA, yet unknowingly to most students, not all of the students are African American. For context, in the beginning of the BSA, it was seen by students as the “Black Club,” exclusive only to African American students at OHS. However, today there are numerous students of the BSA who are different races.