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David Ballines - Entertainment Editor

David Ballines - Entertainment Editor
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I am a 1st year Staff editor for 42Fifty, a senior at Oswego High School. I know plenty that I wish to share with all, but most will remain as is for the meanwhile. You can contact me by emailing 42Fifty@sd308.org and putting my name in the subject line. We welcome comments on our articles and feedback on our publication!
Crosstown, the game between both football teams of OH and OE, is coming up soon on Oct. 25. Taking place at the OE football stadium, students will have time to partake in the theme for the game and school spirit together for this exciting rival match-up. ”Everyone is going to be together, there's a lot more spirit for our school because we're all chanting together hoping to win against the other school,” said OH sophomore Ava Stellmach.
Halloween comes around every Oct. 31, and with that comes gobs of candy. There are several kinds of sweets and snacks to collect and consume, which many do here in Oswego. According to a 42Fifty Insta poll, OH students look forward to a small, spooky treat. However, the variety of responses sparked a sticky question: What candies do students like and expect to see this year for Halloween?
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The 2024 OH Homecoming is an exciting day for many students, with the majority of students following the designated theme, creating an event with awesome attire. The theme of the 2024 Oswego homecoming was finally released: “Neon Nights”. However, this left many students frustrated and lost, many asking themselves “What should I wear to match?” “When I first heard the neon theme was picked for Homecoming, I was highly disappointed. I was like, ‘What am I gonna wear? What's this gonna look like?’” said senior Tennille Johnson.