Terrence Acosta - Staff Reporter
Andor season 2 gives hope for the future of Star Wars
Since Disney bought Star Wars, there has always been a rift between what Star Wars gives us and what the fans are watching. As usual, anytime a new Star Wars project premieres, OH fans are divided. Some believe no TV show or movie competes with the films George Lucas (director of the frist six movies that make up the Star Wars franchise) made, while others believe that Disney´s projects are just as enjoyable and allow for anyone to understand them. "I grew up watching the prequels and also watched Rogue One, in which I loved the old movies and enjoyed Rogue One,” said OH junior Damian Suggs. "But it’s hard to stay interested in Star Wars if some shows are bad.”
Students prepare for “Urinetown” musical
High school musicals take a great deal of planning, sweat, and teamwork between students and adult organizers. Similar to the fall play, it is meant to be a show of talent for high school students who want to show their creativity and inspire their peers to join them, whether in theater, musical, or dance classes. This spring, “Urinetown” the musical is a mix of acting, singing, instrumental music, and scene art. “I definitely enjoyed doing musicals more than any other projects I do,” said Musical Director Katie Conant.
Student entrepreneur Kobe Jones turns baking into a business
OH junior Kobe Jones is still struggling to find his path in life, like many students do in their final years of secondary education. But while his sense of direction is hard to hone, his ambition to help others feed themselves and improve his cooking skills is excellent. Jones is a baking entrepreneur who has made his own small business by learning to bake by himself and advertising his service on social media. “Honestly, the way I learned and was inspired was through TikTok and watching videos,” said Jones.
Marvel’s Captain America Valentine’s Day release mostly full of cinematic love
Merchandise on the film´s opening weekend includes a Captain America´s shield pillow and freedom popcorn.
DeWolf makes an impact as an author as well as an actor
At OH, all students can make an impact on the school through sports teams, clubs, or charity. OH, sophomore Mason DeWolf decided to leave his mark by writing a book, The Experimentals, tailored to his age, hoping to interest students like him. “At first I wanted to write a comic book, but since that is more difficult to do, I...