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May 2, 1996
Top Movies of 2025
The year movie lovers returned to theaters Last year, 2025, several stellar films with the potential to win many awards were released. The most popular of the bunch were: Sinners, Marty Supreme, One Battle After Another, Weapons, F1, and Avatar. With a release year this prestigious, it’s only natural that there are mixed opinions and discourse about which movie is the best. When reviewing movies, … Continue reading Top Movies of 2025
A Very Laufey Valentines
My Favorite Laufey Love Songs You may have heard “From the Start,” “Falling Behind,” or “Promise,” but have you heard of the artist behind these songs? Laufey, the voice behind these songs, is an Icelandic-Chinese singer/songwriter and my favorite musical artist. I’ve been a big Laufey fan (affectionately dubbed Lauvers) since the beginning of 2022, when she was still a small-time artist, and I’ve watched … Continue reading A Very Laufey Valentines
OM Varsity Basketball
Both the Boys and the Girls are on the Rise The Oakland Mills Basketball teams have had great success this winter season. This year, the boys’ basketball team has grown into a real powerhouse, going 15-1 and starting the season 9-0. Their one loss was Atholton, as OM caught the flu and they had multiple key players out, including Junior Caleb Redd, who is leading … Continue reading OM Varsity Basketball
Artemis II: Back to the Moon and Beyond
For the first time in 53 years, humans will travel to the Moon The last time humans traveled to the Moon was the Apollo 17 mission in December 1972, over 53 years ago. Since then, space shuttles have flown, orbital stations have been built, and robots have been sent to the farthest reaches of the solar system, but no human has left low Earth orbit. … Continue reading Artemis II: Back to the Moon and Beyond
The End of Affirmative Action: Two Years Later
A Foray into College Admissions On June 29th, 2023, the Supreme Court ruled that Harvard and the University of North Carolina could not consider race when determining admissions decisions. This case, entitled “Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard,” was a landmark decision ending over two decades of race-conscious admissions decisions in higher education. This was a result of an increasing scrutiny on admissions practices as … Continue reading The End of Affirmative Action: Two Years Later
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