MINI NEWS STORY: LIN MANUEL-MIRANDA RELEASES NEW SONG FOR PUERTO RICO
Nicole Wu, Staff Writer
October 7, 2017
On Friday, Lin Manuel-Miranda -- the Grammy, Tony, and Emmy-award winning creator of the hit Broadway “Hamilton” -- released a song to raise money for Puerto Rico hurricane relief. Hurricane Maria swept through Puerto Rico on September 20th and left the island devastated. As of Wednesday, there are...
MINI NEWS STORY: DEADLY SHOOTING IN LAS VEGAS
Sam Hilton, Staff Writer
October 6, 2017
Sunday night, at about 10:05pm local time, a man named Stephen Paddock smashed out the window of his hotel room at the Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. After smashing out the window, he opened fire on the tens of thousands of concertgoers at a country music festival across from the...
MINI NEWS STORY: E.U. COURT RULES THAT IT CAN BE LEGAL TO BAN HEADSCARVES AT THE WORKPLACE
Natalie Wu, Editor in Chief
March 14, 2017
The European Union’s top court ruled Tuesday that employers are allowed to ban employees from wearing head scarves provided that it is part of a general policy that covers all religious and political symbols. The court addressed two separate incidents where a Muslim woman was fired for wearing a headscarf....
MINI NEWS STORY: HOW MARS WAS WARM ENOUGH FOR LIQUID WATER
Bassel El-Rewini, Staff Writer
February 8, 2017
For years, scientists have had evidence pointing towards the existence of liquid water on Mars at some point in the past. They assumed that greenhouse gases had once been abundant in the red planet, making liquid water possible. However, data collected in orbit and more recent data collected from the...
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Andrew Chiang, Staff Writer
March 21, 2020
Elizabeth Johnson and Natalie Wu
September 26, 2019
Find out where your student government members are from and what their goals are for this year with this interactive map.
Natalie Wu, Editor in Chief
September 23, 2019
Clubs and circles are student organized groups that give OHSers the opportunity to foster relationships with students and teachers across the world, learn about two of the over 80 clubs offered this year.
Marie Tagbo
September 17, 2019
Senior Marie Tagbo shares her tips for success at OHS.
Ikera Olandesca, Staff Writer
September 6, 2019
Inside the classroom of a bilingual school in Taiwan, thirty students are gleefully penning poetry in a creative writing workshop, their teachers scurrying everywhere to take photos. It's an exciting opportunity for them, to learn about poems from a self-published author who is also a seasoned creative writing teacher, a CEO and believe it or not, a freshman.