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Enrique Salas-Aguirre - Staff Reporter

Enrique Salas-Aguirre - Staff Reporter
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I am Enrique Salas-Aguirre a senior at Oswego High School, this year would be my first with 42Fifty. I excited to start writing and publishing my ideas and contribute my part in the 42Fifty team. I enjoy writing opinion pieces the most although I am open to all types. I like listening and making music, my favorite genre at the moment is R&B. I train weight lifting outside of school and plan to compete some day. Overall, I am excited to contribute my piece to the site, and hopefully leave a significant mark in my short time here. :)
Hip-hop has been very active in the last year, with big names such as Drake, Travis Scott, Metro Boomin, and Offset all releasing albums.  Following 2022’s “Her Loss,” Atlanta-based rapper 21 Savage has stepped up to the stage to release his third studio album early in 2024.
In this one-off podcast, we rank our least favorite Christmas songs based off of how bad they are. Which ones might actually be good, and which ones will get you uninvited from Christmas dinner?
People lining up nights before, shoppers fighting over the last discounted item, and sales bringing out a craziness in people. The yearly tradition of rushing to the store the night of Black Friday has been around since the 1950s, bringing out not only incredible deals but also outrageous shoppers. The amount of publicity and advertising depicts Black Friday as such a grand event, but this begs the question: is it worth the hype?
In this podcast, 42Fifty repoters Enrique Salas-Aguirre and Inaaya Siddiqui discuss their opinions on Drake's most recent studio album, "For All The Dogs." The podcast includes explanation of the album's highs and lows, as well as details on specific moments within tracks.
Next year, OHS and OE are adding a whole new team of Lacrosse athletes to their sports roster. Their new lineup is open to a range of students, from inexperienced fledglings to skilled lacrosse athletes from grades 8 to 11. There’s an expected turnout of 50 students of any gender in the upcoming season.