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At 3:06 pm on April 8, I, with a crowd of thousands, watched the sky go dark over Indianapolis’ White River State Park. For three minutes and...
Anyone walking through the main entrance of Oak Park and River Forest High School on the evening of Tuesday, March 21 would have heard the sound...
When senior Savana Shipp has a test in her College Algebra Trigonometry class, you will find her that morning in the back of the third floor...
Wheel throwing, the art of shaping ceramics on a potter’s wheel, is a thriving program within the art department at Oak Park and River Forest...
Inside the small storefront plastered with posters, a customer made his way through the front door carrying a bag so full of records he struggled...
The play “God of Carnage” begins with a civilized discussion between two sets of parents. One of their sons has injured the other in...
I did not expect this. As the last year of high school nears the end, most seniors see the light at the end of the tunnel. However, I never...
It has been two years since the beginning of Russia’s brutal war in Ukraine. In this time, the invasion has gone from being at the forefront...
Since the A+ circled on a third-grade multiplication test, grades have become tightly intertwined with our self-esteem. For many students, an...
Have you ever noticed that voice coming out of the speakers at athletic events? Yep, that’s me. While the fantastic student athletes at Oak...
The silence was deafening as Lukas Brauc stepped onto the runway of a full fieldhouse, waiting to launch over a 15-foot 9-inch bar. A slow clap...
The Oak Park and River Forest High School varsity girls lacrosse team is counting on dynamic talent and high ambition to make a triumphant run...
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I did not expect this. As the last year of high school nears the end, most seniors see the light at the end of the tunnel. However, I never...
It has been two years since the beginning of Russia’s brutal war in Ukraine. In this time, the invasion has gone from being at the forefront...
Since the A+ circled on a third-grade multiplication test, grades have become tightly intertwined with our self-esteem. For many students, an...
Have you ever noticed that voice coming out of the speakers at athletic events? Yep, that’s me. While the fantastic student athletes at Oak...
The silence was deafening as Lukas Brauc stepped onto the runway of a full fieldhouse, waiting to launch over a 15-foot 9-inch bar. A slow clap...
The Oak Park and River Forest High School varsity girls lacrosse team is counting on dynamic talent and high ambition to make a triumphant run...
Eight students from Oak Park and River Forest High School’s Business Club qualified for a national competition for DECA, or Distributive Education Clubs of America, taking place April 27 to 30 in Anaheim, Calif. The students qualified for the event Feb. 29 and March 1 at the Illinois Career Development Conference. A total of 24 OPRF students went to this statewide competition; each performed two...
Recently, students around the globe have found a new aid to finishing their school assignments: one that can write and produce any work in record...
The District 200 school board voted unanimously at its March 21 meeting to provide parents and guardians with information about gun storage...
Oak Park and River Forest High School will focus on improving communication during crisis situations following a review of the back-to-back Secure...
At 3:06 pm on April 8, I, with a crowd of thousands, watched the sky go dark over Indianapolis’ White River State Park. For three minutes and...
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Wheel throwing, the art of shaping ceramics on a potter’s wheel, is a thriving program within the art department at Oak Park and River Forest High School. The school offers multiple levels of classes and an after-school club, which sponsors the annual Empty Bowls charity event every spring. Students are able to join both the club and enroll in classes. After taking an entry level art course, students have the opportunity to take an introduction level class to wheel throwing. Bridget Doherty, who runs all divisions of wheel throwing, said...
Inside the small storefront plastered with posters, a customer made his way through the front door carrying a bag so full of records he struggled...
The play “God of Carnage” begins with a civilized discussion between two sets of parents. One of their sons has injured the other in...
Dance is a way of life for the students of the Orchesis Dance Company. The company, which unveiled its latest showcase on April 5, 6...