Brianna Huerta - Staff Reporter
Hola I'm Bri and this is my first year on 42/Fifty. I'm a Senior and Vice president of NAHS.
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Hundreds of student creations on tiny four-inch by five-inch squares decorated the OH hallways during the 21st annual Chicagoland 4x5 Art Exhibition at Oswego High School on Nov. 8 from 5-6 p.m.
Anyone from junior high to high school was able to submit their artwork to the 4x5 show and have their portfolios and submissions viewed by colleges. The winner received a small, transparent, squared award with ‘Chicagoland 4x5’ engraved on it. Honorable mentions won a sketchbook that BLICK donated for the exhibit.
* Nota del editor: La inundación nunca llegó a la sala de la banda, el movimiento de los instrumentos no tuvo relación.
El lunes, 30 de octubre, las estudiantes fueron informadas cuando llegaron a la Oswego High School que una tubería se rompió en el segundo piso e inundó las aulas y partes del primer piso del edificio. Cuando llegaron los estudiantes, la administración los trasladó hacia el gimnasio y la casa de campo.
A medida que se acercan las temporadas navideñas, muchas organizaciones en OH han lanzado sus programas de voluntariado de invierno. Su objetivo es retribuir a la comunidad y difundir un poco de alegría durante esta temporada de generosidad.
For the third year in a row, students had an opportunity to share their voices and ideas at an in-school poetry event on Oct. 26 in the Barnes Performance Art Center.
English teacher Erin Holtz, the creator of Poetry Day for Oswego High School, stated that the reason Poetry Day is crucial is because “There’s a lot of students in our school community who don't necessarily go to the dances or participate in Mr. Oswego, and they have different interests... I think this is a way that our school community can serve that group of students and help to encourage their voices.”