Every year, presidential proclamations designate March as Women’s History Month, which is a time to honor women’s contributions to American history, according to the National Women’s History Museum....
Many became scared last Thursday as the rumor of a gun being on the OLHS campus spread around the school. School officials and students were quick to report this incident, but students were left to worry...
As we all prepare for midterms this school year studying becomes an unavoidable process in order to make it through the week. People use lots of different methods when it comes to studying in general....
For the week of November 14, OLHS Student Council has been collecting money for the Byron Saunders Foundation. The class that raises the most money will get a free breakfast.
The Byron Saunders Foundation is...
Due to employment debacles, financial concerns and the release of “The Conservation Game”, the AZA decided not to award the Columbus Zoo with their typical accreditation for the last five years .
The...
September is Pediatric Cancer Awareness month. According to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 43 children in the U.S. are diagnosed with cancer a day, and around 400,000 are diagnosed in a year.
Cancer...
