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May 2, 1996
Old Holiday Dishes You May Have Heard Of
And Some You May Have Not! Happy holidays, Oakland Mills! The season for gifts, spending quality time with family and friends, and eating delectable food is upon us once again. Some traditional holiday foods include fruit salads, cranberry sauce, apple pies, or even fruitcake. For some, fruit in savory dishes raises some eyebrows, yet for others, fruit is a must in holiday food. Fruitcake Fruitcake … Continue reading Old Holiday Dishes You May Have Heard Of
How Has AI Changed?
The Evolution of Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence has evolved from a laboratory-based concept to an aspect of everyday life, with every online platform using AI as an assistive technology. Initially employed in computational and research settings, AI has undergone significant advancements over the years, now becoming a standard tool accessible to anyone with internet access. The primary goal of artificial intelligence is to support humans … Continue reading How Has AI Changed?
‘Tis The Season
December usually revolves around many people’s favorite holiday… Christmas! Although it may seem like that’s the only holiday in December, many cultures celebrate traditional holidays in this month as well. 1. Hanukkah – This year, Hanukkah starts on December 4th at sundown and ends on December 12th at sundown. This is a Jewish holiday that is about the reaffirmation of Judaism. To celebrate it, Jewish … Continue reading ‘Tis The Season
About Yuzuru Hanyu
Yuzuru Hanyu’s Figure Skating Journey Ever heard of the first man in over six decades to win two back-to-back Olympic gold medals in figure skating, who was also the first Asian man to win gold medals in singles skating? Well, meet Yuzuru Hanyu, a man who fits that exact description: a TV and film star in Japan, and one of Japan’s most loved and famous … Continue reading About Yuzuru Hanyu
Winter Sports
A Preview into This Year’s Season At Oakland Mills, many teams in the winter season are known for their competitiveness and impressive records. OM’s basketball teams have always been known for putting up great fights; win or lose, they never go down without trying. This year’s varsity boys’ team, consisting of notable players Hayes Bishop, Caleb Redd, Jayden Claderon, and Daniel Ndiritu, is off to … Continue reading Winter Sports
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