A short epistolary story by Kendall Sheehan. Dear Marie, Granddaughter, high school goes fast is what they always told me. But what they didn’t tell me is how fast it …
The Plague of Change
By Matthew Pauw Change is like life and death; You cannot control it. You cannot flee from change. Sooner or later, it Will knock on your door. And how will …
Growing Pains by Blake Hofley
“I realized that volleyball was over for me. And that’s not what I would have chosen.” –Hayley Hodson, 2018. Hodson, the No.1 volleyball recruit in the country with Olympic goals, …
The Second Alarm
By: Chloe Hon Nicole’s alarm goes off at 5:30 a.m., the same time it does everyday. She has never once hit the snooze button. She jumps out of bed the …
Frost and Flowers
By: Lilah Sanchez Cold winds and cloudy skies, Winter was perfect in my eyes, Though I missed the warmth of the sun on my skin, and the bright light that …
What No Longer Fits
By : Chloe Hon I found myself cleaning out my closet the other day. At first it didn’t seem like much. Just stacks of clothes. Some which I haven’t worn …
Connections Through Competition: Mock Trial
By: Zahra El Kara Mock trial is a program often categorized by its fiery, quick-witted debates, or logical thinking; however, the shared vulnerability and intense collaboration that it requires …
Quiet Kindness
By: Lilah Sanchez Can subtle words and actions mend the soul? Can they heal hidden wounds and reclaim control? In a trying time, a smile goes a long way, Memories …
Connections At OLU
There are so many ways to make friends and form connections at Orange Lutheran, most notably through sports. In the past couple months I’ve been photographing Orange Lutheran athletics, I’ve …