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A Peek Into the OHS Art Fest
A Peek Into the OHS Art Fest

During the art fest at OHS, our talented students showcase their work in graphic design, drawing, painting, music, and much more. Here's a glance at some of the amazing artistry presented at the showcase!

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EventsGeeta Shankar '18November 27, 2017
Democracy, Freedom and Rule of Law with Dr. Beals
Democracy, Freedom and Rule of Law with Dr. Beals

In DFRL, we focus on whether or not something should be believed and really go beyond the surface; we look at interrelations between democracy, freedom, and rule of law that wouldn't be as specific in other classes.

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20October 29, 2017Comment
Your Guide to Methodology of Science - Biology from the Peer Tutors
Your Guide to Methodology of Science - Biology from the Peer Tutors

The scientific reasoning skills that MSB teaches will be relevant to your work in many classes and activities to come. MSB taught me how to view science through the lens of philosophy and philosophy through the lens of science.

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20October 3, 2017Comment
Latin 1 with Magister Lanier
Latin 1 with Magister Lanier

Latin is the gateway to learning about the Romans, and the Romans were a very interesting and enigmatic civilization. Through Latin, we get to experience a wealth of cultural and historical topics which are otherwise elusive in most high schools.

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20September 9, 2017Comment
Programming in C++ with Ms. Shapiro
Programming in C++ with Ms. Shapiro

Over the years, there were many students who came into the C++ programming course feeling like they weren’t great with computers and that programming wasn’t for them. Yet, they went away having a deep appreciation for programming.

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20September 9, 2017Comment
Ace Your Honors Chemistry Lab
Ace Your Honors Chemistry Lab

The Board of SASS has compiled a list of tips for lab work, with Honors Chemistry in mind. We hope that some of these tips will apply to any of your science courses with labs.

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20September 7, 2017 Comment
Honors Precalculus with Trigonometry with Mr. Fredericks
Honors Precalculus with Trigonometry with Mr. Fredericks

The way in which Precalculus ties the more basic topics in Algebra to much more advanced topics in mathematics can be eye-opening. Some students are amazed at how such basic concepts can be used to discover much more complex ideas, giving us methods for modeling almost any problem.

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20September 3, 2017Comment
Critical Reading and Argumentation with Dr. Drogalis
Critical Reading and Argumentation with Dr. Drogalis

We spend a year reading some of the best arguments in the history of philosophy about problems that many of us worry about already. There are not many forums in our lives where we get to have thoughtful and careful conversations about big picture questions like this.

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20August 26, 2017Comment
Crash Course to Core Papers
Crash Course to Core Papers

This article, compiled by the Board of SASS, shares helpful tips for writing papers in each Core class. It concludes with a list of general writing tips for all core classes.

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20August 26, 2017Comment
Textual Analysis and Argumentation with Dr. Zarlengo and Dr. Dawkins
Textual Analysis and Argumentation with Dr. Zarlengo and Dr. Dawkins

My students talk a lot about TAA-ja-vu (as in déjà vu). Themes and concepts echo through the course and flash them back. In TAA we just learn to be more conscious of what we know and to be more probing and deliberate.

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20August 24, 2017Comment
Methodology of Science - Biology: An Interview with Dr. Beattie
Methodology of Science - Biology: An Interview with Dr. Beattie

Core classes are meant to be interdisciplinary and not completely separated from other subjects. MSB presents science in a different way and relates it to things that actually affect our lives.

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20May 17, 2017Comment
The Finals Study Plan You Need
The Finals Study Plan You Need

Dreaded finals week is only two weeks away… but don’t panic yet! The Board of SASS is here to provide some useful tips for studying for your final exams.

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20May 11, 2017Comment
Honors Chemistry with Dr. Halley
Honors Chemistry with Dr. Halley

Chemistry is not an intelligence test; it's all about how you approach it. I think students enjoy how systematic it is and how they learn strategies for solving particular problems that get more and more involved.

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20May 11, 2017Comment
Revolutions and Rebellions with Dr. Smith
Revolutions and Rebellions with Dr. Smith

This course is at its best when the key questions and ideas come from students who feel engaged with the material and with each other. The course requires everyone in the classroom to think in fairly abstract, even philosophical, ways about history. 

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20May 3, 2017Comment
A Look into AP Biology with Dr. Vetter
A Look into AP Biology with Dr. Vetter

I think one big draw of biology is that we all have bodies so biology classes can be a little bit like a user's manual. In addition to learning about biology for our own enjoyment, by learning biology we can learn how to protect and help the surrounding world.

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AcademicsKatherine Davis '20April 26, 2017Comment
A Look into Honors Physics with Mr. Holmes
A Look into Honors Physics with Mr. Holmes

This is a hard course and it is probably the hardest of the three honors-level science courses. But I've definitely had students who didn't consider themselves "math / science people" take Honors Physics and be very successful.

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AcademicsNicole Wu '20April 19, 2017Comment
Inktober Art Contest Winner, Sarah Royka
Inktober Art Contest Winner, Sarah Royka

Throughout the month of October, Pixel Journal ran an art contest for autumn or Halloween themed pieces. After much deliberation, our social media team and editor-in-chief chose Sarah Royka as the winner.

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EventsFatima Rahim '19November 12, 2016
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