BY KNIGHT LIFE STAFF The Knights defeated rival Southern Regional in five sets in a closely contested match. The 3-2 victory against the powerhouse program brings the team’s record up to 14-4. Southern won the first set 25-21 to take an early lead over Old Bridge. “We made a lot of service errors in theContinue reading “Knights serve up win over Southern”
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HOSA shines at States
BY ANALISE SAINVIL On Sunday, April 12, members of the Health Occupations Students of America traveled to compete at the New Jersey State Leadership Conference, where students earned both first and fifth place finishes while gaining new experiences alongside chapters from across the state. Zainab Khan, Riya Kohli, Vinuthna Yerra, and Sai Smrithi Vaddamani placedContinue reading “HOSA shines at States”
Wizards and staff will make magic
BY EMMA HEAGEN On Sunday May 3, members of the faculty and staff of Old Bridge schools will play the Harlem Wizards Empire Unit at 3pm at OBHS. Organized by the Special Education PTA, the event will benefit special needs classrooms across Old Bridge. The wizards, a performance basketball team focused on fundraising for non-profitsContinue reading “Wizards and staff will make magic”
Classmates and crêpes
BY SAFIJA SHATKU Clubs Editor On April 22, the French Honors Society and Club hosted the La Fête des Crêpes, an event with the purpose of sharing French culture through one of its most popular foods, crêpes. With this event, FHS gave students a chance to relax and build community while sharing a piece ofContinue reading “Classmates and crêpes”
A colorful night of culture
BY KAYLEE WEINGARTEN Student Life Editor On April 10, the Asian American Club hosted the annual Mock Shaadi event in the cafeteria. The night displayed colorful decorations, cultural attire, delicious food, group performances, and dancing. Mock Shaadi celebrates an important part of Asian American culture, and this event gave students, staff, and AAC board membersContinue reading “A colorful night of culture”
Knights win on a Ram-page
In a statement win at home Friday night, Old Bridge handed previously undefeated Randolph, a top team from the Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference, its first loss. The Knights entered the matchup with a 7-1 record and won decisively, 2-0. Old Bridge showed their ability to compete with top teams by dominating the Rams, who hadContinue reading “Knights win on a Ram-page”
The price of Artificial Intelligence
BY MARIAMI PANTSULAIA Finishing homework today involves more than textbooks and research; many students now turn to Artificial Intelligence to handle their assignments for them instead of using their own intelligence and creativity. It can be argued that the disadvantages of AI outweigh the benefits. AI, commonly used by high school students, helps improve learningContinue reading “The price of Artificial Intelligence”
Full plates & fuller hearts for Iftar
BY LAYAL HAMIDO On March 12, the Muslim Student Association held an Iftar event after school to celebrate the students participating in Ramadan. This year, MSA collaborated with Sayreville High School’s MSA to showcase solidarity. The Iftar brought people together during the holy month of Ramadan, letting students break their fast surrounded by friends. “IContinue reading “Full plates & fuller hearts for Iftar”
Sprinkling pixie dust on senior year
BY OLIVIA VAN DEURSEN Editor-in-Chief Over 300 seniors left for the annual senior trip to Disney World in Orlando on March 7. Those who attended enjoyed four days of fun exploring the parks while enjoying the nice weather with their friends to celebrate 12 years of hard work in school. Anticipated by the seniors everyContinue reading “Sprinkling pixie dust on senior year”
Caring for the community
SAFIJA SHATKU Clubs Editor On February 27, Community Care hosted it’s Mind Over Matter event, centered on learning about mental health and taking care of oneself. The event allowed students a space to learn more about mental health while also having fun with multiple activities hosted by the Community Care board. Community Care hosted theContinue reading “Caring for the community”
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