January 14, 2019
The second full week of school has begun, and students finally got their schedules set Jan. 9. This causes stress for not only the students, but the faculty as well, which is completely unnecessary.
Understandably, students are frustrated because they have been waiting for days to get into the cou...
December 18, 2018
This holiday season, people have taken to social media to talk about Christmas songs such as “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” and “Baby, it's Cold Outside” promoting offensive topics.
The Indianapolis Star newspaper website published an article explaining each song that can be deemed offensive...
Sydnee Kuhn, Reporter
November 19, 2018
Filed under Opinions
Driving is a privilege, not a right, speeding is a serious crime and some people do not take it serious.
Children and others can be injured or killed with reckless driving, elderly people driving slowly can get they can be rear ended because they are on their morning drive going 15 miles per hour, and someone is speeding behind them and hits them. Many problems can occur when someone is speeding.
“I see people speeding all the time down my street, and when I know the person, I stop them and tell them to stop sp...
Sydnee Kuhn, Reporter
November 19, 2018
Filed under Opinions
Teachers help students in many ways with kindness and as a resource. They can be there for students when they need to talk to someone and will not judge. Having teachers care enough to propose new ideas to students.
Yes, sometimes when teachers instruct new lessons, it can be hard to understand. Students have the opportunity to get more help from another teacher or classmate.
When teachers are accessible every minute of the day, it benefits so the students can get the help they need. Asking questions is a big part of ...
Jonathan Doss, Reporter
November 13, 2018
Filed under Opinions
Daylight saving time (DST), which began March 11 and ended November fourth, marked the end of the 100th annual DST observation in America. Sunday morning, most of the nation, except for Hawaii and most of Arizona, fell back an hour and gained an hour of morning sunlight as DST came to a close.
First used as a way to preserve energy and fuel in Ontario, Canada in 1908, DST has been observed every year since and has been observed in many other countries including Europe and Brazil and has many positive outcomes. As I see i...
Gracie Johnston, Reporter
October 11, 2018
Filed under Opinions
It is the fourth quarter of the football game, the O’s are down by six. The student section is up on its feet cheering at the top of its lungs. The football boys are tired, but the cheering from the student section hypes them up. Touchdown. The Orioles score and win the game.
That would be a great story to tell; however not a reality. When the Orioles are down the student section is quiet.
If students are going to dress up and stand in the student section, they should cheer as well.
I am not sure when the idea...
September 10, 2018
“Modern life demands, and is waiting for a new kind of plan,” - Le Corbusier
As the modern world changes around us, we must morph alongside the transition. Which is exactly what The Oriole is going to be about for the 2018-2019 school year.
The Oriole staff members pride themselves in thei...
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