By Rebecca Lillie and Julia McMahon Welcome back to “Q & A with Bec & J” where we ask Oak Hall students, faculty, and staff a random question every week! Our question this week is: […]
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Documentary Review: Seaspiracy
By Mia Currie Seaspiracy is a new Netflix documentary that sheds light on the issues contaminating oceans. Seaspiracy attempts to uncover what is really going on beneath the surface with regards to “dolphin-safe tuna”, “sustainable fishing”, and the […]
Column: Life on Earth
This week’s topic: Food waste By Mia Currie Food waste is a far-reaching problem which has financial, ethical and environmental costs. There are a couple questions which need to be answered to understand this topic […]
Column: Life on Earth
This week’s topic: Fast Fashion By Elle Storoe We all love shopping for clothes, especially when we find websites where the clothes are inexpensive. It is an easy way to look fashionable at such an […]
Column: Life on Earth
This week’s topic: Household cleaners By Elle Storoe Most of us clean our house by using cleaning products. But do we know what is in those cleaning products? We like to assume that the cleaners […]
Everything Entertainment: Baking Shows
By August Ewert-Harpold One popular genre of television that sprouted within the last year (thanks to COVID-19 and quarantine) are baking shows. Here are the most popular, and my personal take on each one! The […]
Column: Life on Earth
This week’s topic: Microfibers By Elle Storoe While washing clothes keep us clean, it’s also very harmful to the environment. Microfibers are micro-plastics that clothing, towels, and other fabrics release every time it is washed. The […]
Column: Everything Entertainment
By August Ewert-Harpold Miracle on 34th Street This 1947 Christmas classic is just a heart-warming, feel-good movie. In the movie, Kris Kringle (Edmund Gwenn) is at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade when he is asked to […]
Column: Life on Earth
This week’s topic: Masks By Mia Currie When COVID-19 cases first began to rise in the United States, many individuals turned to buying disposable masks as a way to slow the spread of the virus. […]
Column: Fashion Forward
This week’s topic: Thrifting hacks and why it’s better to buy used clothing By Sarah Youngblood Thrifting is a great way to repurpose old clothing and find unique pieces for your wardrobe. Over the past […]