The student newspaper of Ossining High School

The Current

The student newspaper of Ossining High School

The Current

The student newspaper of Ossining High School

The Current

There are several characteristics that comprise a good teacher.

What Makes A Good Teacher?

Malahni Banta, Staff Writer March 26, 2015

I have always believed in the power of words.  Children are not taught to distinguish the difference between ‘hot’ and ‘cold’ by being read a description of the two adjectives. Instead, they...

The Maestro’s Corner: Music for the Royal Fireworks

Emma San Martin, Staff Writer March 26, 2015

The great composer George Frederick Handel was one of the most prolific composers of the Baroque period. He composed 16 organ concerti, 29 oratorios, (including the great Messiah), 42 operas, over 120...

The Apple Watch has been awaited by Apple fans for months.

Apple To Release Long Awaited Apple Watch in Near Future

Calvin Brewster, Staff Writer March 25, 2015

Later this year, Apple will release a major addition to its booming fleet of technology: The Apple Watch. The much-anticipated watch, which was announced in September 2014, will be in stores worldwide...

Ossining Science Research students representing Westchester County at the New York 

State Junior Science & Humanities Symposium held March 12th & 13th, 2015 in Albany, NY.

Ossining Science Research Students Claim Top Prize at NY State Junior Science Symposium for Third Year in a Row

Cheryl Lagan, OHS Site Manager March 19, 2015

Each year for the past 30 years, the most outstanding high school seniors with the best research projects in New York come together at the state capital on the campus of The State University at Albany...

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FCC Classifies Broadband Internet as a Title II Utility

Adam Krupinski, News Editor March 10, 2015

February 26th marked a massive milestone in the long-contentious fight over net neutrality: the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) made a landmark ruling to classify broadband Internet service as...

Keeley is one of Ossinings  most talented runners in recent years.

Athlete of the Month: Elizabeth Keeley

Somari Davis, Staff Writer March 4, 2015

Between finishing up her senior year and prepping for her freshman year in college, The Current was able to catch up with OHS long-distance runner, Elizabeth Keeley. Since the 7th grade, she has participated...

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Carl Heastie Becomes First African American Assembly Speaker in NY

Hannah Purdy, Editorial Assistant February 28, 2015

History had been made earlier this month when Assemblyman Carl E. Heastie of the Bronx secured the speakership of the New York State Assembly. Mr. Heastie is the first African American speaker of the chamber...

Marshawn Lynch has taken advantage of the NFLs commercialization with his Beast Mode Brand

Has the Super Bowl Become Over-Commercialized?

Diana Kennedy, Staff Writer February 26, 2015

Since the first broadcast of the Super Bowl in 1967, the ‘Big Game’ has become a huge part of American culture. Making it to the Super Bowl is every NFL player’s dream, but a lot has changed since...

A Chicago protest vilifying the prevalence of standardized tests.

Are Standardized Tests a Fair Indicator of Intelligence?

Somari Davis, Staff Writer February 26, 2015

Standardized tests have been the arbiter of intelligence for a long time. Each year, students are essentially forced into preparing for these exams, whether it be for Math, English, or Science. These...

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How ‘House of Cards’ Led the Way for New Television

Robert Cafarelli, Entertainment Editor February 26, 2015

On February 27th, the acclaimed Netflix original series House of Cards returns for yet another season. After a year of being away, there were rumors as to whether there would ever be another season, and...

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