Aubyn Holtz - Staff Reporter
What if you went to a concert and you had no photos, videos or any evidence that you went?
Phoebe Bridgers fans are experiencing exactly this phenomenon, with her policy of no phones allowed in concert venues. At first, some fans were skeptical about her no-phone policy.
“Concerts are expensive, [[so people]] should have that opportunity to save it in that way,” said OH senior Delaney Segarra, “It was a unique experience that I wouldn’t have gotten to have otherwise.”
Hey, do you have a pad or tampon?
This is an question that OH students hear almost daily, due to lack of available period products in school bathrooms.
OH Flow Fund President and OH junior Shelby Van Kley asks students to think about it like this: period products are like toilet paper, a human necessity.
Van Kley and fellow juniors Gabby Buchan, CJ Mattern, Colbie Livesay, and Nadriah Ngassa noticed this problem and decided to do something about it, and they created the Flow Fund.
“Will you go to the dance with me?”
Nowadays this simple question on its own won’t cut it. As homecoming approaches this weekend, OH students have hustled to make the perfect homecoming proposal for their special someone.
As the proposal tradition grows, the struggle to create the perfect sign grows with it. Although everyone has different preferences, there are some must haves to every proposal.
“I think what makes a good homecoming proposal is when it's…creative and original, and especially if it's… a surprise, like if they don't know it's coming. Also, you should have something on the side, like flowers or candy, not just the poster” said OH junior, Nathan LaFan.