Words by EP Presnell
December 16, 2020
There’s an eerie silence that takes over the Iroquois Amphitheater when nobody is in it. There are piles of dead leaves on every step, below chairs, and even some that...
Words by Whitney Nguyen
December 16, 2020
2020 has been one heck of a maze (I'm sure that's the understatement of the year). Through the various ups and downs, highs and lows, peaks and valleys, this year has been...
Words by John Woodhouse and Karlie Brockman
December 16, 2020
Of all days, today was the day MaryCarmen was being forced to take a test. Frustration built inside her as she walked into the auditorium doors of Moore High School. Frustration...
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Words by Alana Fields
February 27, 2021
For me, Black History Month has always been about learning a new prominent Black figure every day. Most notably, I learned more about Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks....
Words by Lily Wobbe
February 26, 2021
A little over a year ago, I sat in my school’s cafeteria listening to a panel discussion on a new initiative called New Voices. Led by two upperclassman friends of mine,...
Words by The Editorial Board
February 25, 2021
Dear readers, This week is Scholastic Journalism Week and, here at OTR, we are taking the time to reflect on our role as student journalists. Today’s theme is...
Recent Opinion Stories
- BHM Review: Fleur de Tea February 17, 2021
- Opinion: Musings from a Fellow Crimson November 10, 2020
- Music Monday #33: Whitney Nguyen October 12, 2020
February 27, 2021
A Voice Behind the New Voices Act
February 26, 2021
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BHM: Georgia’s Sweet Potato Pie Company
February 24, 2021
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BHM: The History of Black Churches
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