Enzo Elia - Staff Reporter
Bigger than the music: Lamar’s Super show stunned with skillful symbolism
On Super Bowl Sun., Feb. 9, at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Kendrick Lamar performed for America's greatest sport. But what stands out is Lamar's on-point symbolism that is, as he said, bigger than the music. Lamar entertained people with 11 different songs from his albums that many people love, including OH students. The performance started with Samuel L. Jackson calling the Super Bowl the great American game while playing an Uncle Sam character. Many elements, such as the lyrics and the set-up of the performance, have a deeper meaning behind them to tell a story.
Living history: The value of travel experiences
Traveling abroad is an experience everyone should have, because opportunities to travel allow experiences to view history in the flesh. During winter break, I traveled around Europe, more specifically the United Kingdom and Poland. Traveling was such an amazing experience, and the biggest thing I noticed was how old everything looked. Many buildings were 200 to 1,000 years old. Their Gothic architecture was amazing to look at.
Podcast: Call of Duty Black Ops 6 review
Podcast hosts Enzo Elia and Christian Taylor review and talk about Call Of Duty Black Ops 6 and share opinions of gamers that played it already. As they look into the game. they also talk about many aspects of the game as well. Join in to get a fresh review on the latest edition of Call of Duty.
OH is ready to get into the Thanksgiving spirit
In anticipation of Christmas, many people overlook Thanksgiving, a holiday that's known to bring family and friends together. To celebrate, there are many different family traditions and activities OH staff and students love to participate in. “Thanksgiving is a holiday my wife truly loves. We both come from families that celebrated the day by gathering with loved ones and offering...
Big changes: Oswego switching to Lake Michigan water
The Village of Oswego has been considering switching to Lake Michigan Water since Aug. 18, 2023. Oswego plans to switch in the near future and to get thoughts and opinions on the topic, we looked to the voices of Oswego to inform citizens of this change. “I think it's sad because we need to bring water from somewhere else because we're wasteful with water, but I also think it's necessary because we don't have enough water," OH science teacher Pamela Phelps said. "We can't support like the groundwater that we have available to us, we're depleting it, and there isn't going to be enough for our area if we continue to do it this way.”