NHL Roundup: Tough Season for the Locals
by Matthew Robley The 2024-2025 NHL Season is coming to an end next week, and this season is an interesting one. Both New York teams are trailing in the wildcard spots, looking unlikely to make…
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MLB Controversy: Torpedo Bats
by Caroline Ferchland As the 2025 MLB season gets underway, a new controversy is making waves across ballparks and sports talk shows - Torpedo bats. These next-generation, high-performance bats have quickly become the talk of…
Spring Sales
by Sabrina Henriquez As the spring and warmer months are approaching, short sleeve shirts with patterns like floral prints in bright colors are back in style. Luckily, numerous stores are having sales at the moment,…
March Madness Recap
by Kaitlyn Rey After a long fought battle beginning with 64 teams, the 85th annual March Madness tournament came to an end this Monday (April 7th) with the University of Florida Gators taking the win…
Spring Break Ideas
by Ava Morizio With spring break coming up in a few days, some of you might need recommendations about places to go and things to do. Here are a few places and things to do…
April History
by Juan Rosero-Narvaez Significant Historical Events in April As spring fully takes hold, April is a month of growth, renewal, and transformation. The warming days and blooming landscapes symbolize change, not just in nature but…
OHS Spotlight: National English Honor Society
by Logan Bowe On the afternoon of March 3rd, I had the honor to interview both Ms. Kossaris and Ms. Grogan, two of OHS’ very own English Department members and, more relevant to this article,…
MLB 2025 Preview
by Caroline Ferchland With the thrill of last season still lingering, it’s time to dive into the upcoming MLB season and all it has in store for fans around the world. With headlining player moves…
March Madness Rounds 1 and 2
by Kaitlyn Rey Basketball fans around the world were glued to their screens as the first two rounds of March Madness came and went. Fans were shocked at some of the major upsets that occurred…
March History
by Juan Rosero-Narvaez As winter fades and spring begins to emerge, March is a month of transition, renewal, and change. Known for its unpredictable weather and the promise of warmer days ahead, March has also…