The Maestro’s Corner: Chillest Beats
Emma San Martin, Entertainment Editor
September 28, 2017
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Lofi is an emerging subgenre of hip hop with a focus on chill vibes. But where did it originate?
Read more »The Maestro’s Corner: More than Four
Emma San Martin, Entertainment Editor
June 7, 2017
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"The Four Seasons" is composer Antonio Vivaldi's most famous work. While it's certainly a masterpiece, there's much more to Vivaldi.
Read more »The Legacy of the Pirates of the Caribbean
Isabel Slingerland, Entertainment Editor
May 24, 2017
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With the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie coming out in 2003, the series has become a household favorite for many of our high school classmates. But what makes this series a legacy whose newest film in the series is still the talk of the town? Logistically, they haven’t been one of those series...
Artist of the Month: Adriana Scantianeu
Isabel Slingerland, Entertainment Editor
April 27, 2017
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Throughout my high school career, I have had the pleasure of knowing this month’s honorary artist, Adriana Scantianeu. This young woman is more than deserving of this title as she is not only an amazing musical artist but she is also well accomplished in other aspects of her life. She has found much...
The Maestro’s Corner: A Forties Fidelio
Emma San Martin, Editor-At-Large
April 6, 2017
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Beethoven's "Fidelio" enters a modern era in a new production at the Metropolitan Opera. Even with all the changes, though, its heart remains.
Read more »Artist of the Month: Yoo Shin Tanai
Lior Raz-Farley, Editor-in-Chief
April 6, 2017
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This month, The Current is featuring musician, Yoo Shin Tanai, most known for playing the piano and percussion instruments. Aside from his participation in the OHS wind ensemble his vast experience outside of school has warranted him masterful skill in these instruments. He has participated in the New...
Is the Media Changing Students’ Perceptions of What is OK?
Vanessa Guaman, Staff Writer
March 29, 2017
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Over the past few years, school shootings have been on the rise with more than 200 incidents occurring since the Sandy Hook Massacre. It was only five years ago that Adam Lanza opened fire in Sandy Hook Elementary School, leaving 20 children and six staff members dead. According to data from Everytown.com...
Artist of the Month: Jhaneth Vivar
Darwin Arias, Editor-At-Large
February 24, 2017
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For the month of February, the Current is featuring growing female artist Jhaneth Vivar. Jhaneth, a senior at Ossining High School, takes SUNY Drawing 1, one of the many art classes available at OHS, and takes an independent study course with art teacher Mrs. Shams where she spends time building up he...
Rogue One: Is the Latest Star Wars Addition a Good One?
Somari Davis, Opinions Editor
February 23, 2017
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Rogue One: Is the latest Star Wars addition a good one? Star Wars over the past almost 30 years has become a classic movie, going as far as some preaching the idea of, “If you haven’t seen it, you haven’t lived.” Star Wars: Episode IV originally was released on May 25th, 1977 with the The E...
The Maestro’s Corner: Echoes of the Jazz Age
Emma San Martin, Editor-at-Large
February 19, 2017
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America in the 1920’s was a time of social experimentation and philosophical pioneering. The world had just pulled through World War I by the skin of its teeth, and an entire generation of America’s young men and women had been exposed to the harsh reality of war. From the ashes of the old American...
