Offseason Athletes Commit to the Games
Andrew Chiritescu, Contributing Writer
December 21, 2018
Dedicated tennis athletes: Jakub Svoboda; Connor Krug; coach: Paul Von Saman; Colin O'Callaghan; Josh Samuel; Andrew Chiritescu; Kieran Killigrew; Quinn Isaac; Jake Krug
UncategorizedStudents Anticipate Time Away….
December 20, 2018
"You know you're ready for break when your hair looks like an octopus." Harrison Koffman '20
UncategorizedStudent Journalists Open Editorials
Patrick M. Olson, Hannah Bizick, Grace Dunn, Lucy Lacivita, and Chloe Spingler
December 14, 2018
Makers Club Seeks to Create the Next Generation of Tech Professionals
Jack Malcolm, Staff Writer
Most people think of 3-D printers and laser-cutters as futuristic machines that only top professionals have the access and understanding to use. The Makers Club seeks to change...
Decomposition is Better Than it Smells
Patrick M. Olson and Jack Malcolm
The Gardening Club, a new group at ODA, has been working on creating a safe, clean, and secure environment within ODA and around it. This week the Gardening Club is using...
Taylor Emmons Scholarship Fund Keeps Knocking it out of the Park
Alex DiMare, Staff Writer
The baseball season is in full swing which means the Out-of-Door Academy’s annual baseball tournament, The Emmons Classic, is right around the corner. This year will...
Chloe Spingler, Copy Editor and Staff Writer
"Usually, during breaks, I work every single day. But during this break, I tried to limit my time working so I could spend time with my family during the holidays." "Usually,...
Patrick M. Olson, Staff Writer
The Gaming Club, headed by 9th Grade Dean, Mr. Roberts, and Senior, Robert Peterson, connect gamers in the Out-of-Door community. These connections are made through playing...
Peyton Wells, Staff Writer
In the Writing Lab in STEM Center, we all know about Mr. Printer. For those who forgot to print out their homework assignments the night before or when a teacher has to print...
Jack Malcolm, Freelance Writer
May 3, 2017
Understanding truth in government these days is far more complex than many people ever realized it would be. As stressed in my previous article, "The Importance of Informed Citizens," everyday Americans face challenges seeking the truth in politics. In the past year, I have found, while watching the news and reading various articles on political affairs, that consuming news from many sources was critical in my quest to becoming fully and accurately informed about the world. The difficulty was in figuring out which sources to add and who to trust. Fact-checking organizations played a key role in solving this issue for me. The 2016 election presented new challenges to citizens in pursuit...
The Student Struggles of Returning from Break
March 3, 2017
The Importance of Informed Citizens
February 21, 2017
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Enjoy the break, everyone. When you come back, look around for some new faces. The week after we return, three new students will be joining us. "Linda," "Andrew," and "David" will become honorary members of the tenth-grade class. They will take classes along with other sophomores and may enroll in some cross-grade courses as well such as art or different science and math classes. The Mandarin classes will enjoy having native speakers to enrich their conversation and offer perspective about life in China. Before the students arrive, they are asked to share a short letter of introduction. Here are some excerpts from the three students coming this January. "I would like to learn more about cultural staff such as American’s understanding of the social problems ... in both China and America. [I'm also interested in the Americans'] ways of learning and keeping GPA on a reasonable level....
ODA Students Crack Open a Book For Summer Reading
May 17, 2017
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Sereena Feeney, Staff Writer
Back to school early for fall athletes! Here are the schedules for upcoming sports: Swimming Head Coach: Michael Salmon “Swim is super fun. It’s a great way...
One of the greatest rivalries in sports history is coming to Miami this summer. The game is set in the International Champions League. The game is at Hard Rock Stadium, home of the Miami Dolphins. The date of the match is set to be July 29. Stephen Ross, owner of the Miami Dolphins, owns the International...
ODA Wins Taylor Emmons Memorial Tournament!
Sarasota- After three years of not advancing in their own tournament, the Taylor Emmons Memorial Tournament, ODA has finally done it. They not only won at their home field, they did so by beating their rival, Cardinal Mooney. A senior-heavy team mixed with just the right amount of youth gave the...
“The teachers will never crack. Purple monkey dishwasher,” Coach Tim Orlosky, on the topic of the Taylor Emmons Scholarship Foundation. Orlosky later admitted that this bizarre line came from the cartoon show, The Simpsons. But he never explained the irrelevance of his response to what I asked...
Taylor Emmons Scholarship Fund Keeps Knocking it out of the Park
The baseball season is in full swing which means the Out-of-Door Academy’s annual baseball tournament, The Emmons Classic, is right around the corner. This year will be the third annual event sponsored by the Emmons family; however, the Emmons have been involved in more ways at the school than...
