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Chiefs Game Coldness
Chiefs Game Coldness
The Controvery of The Willow Project
The Controvery of The Willow Project
CHIEFS WIN BIG AT SUPERBOWL
CHIEFS WIN BIG AT SUPERBOWL
New Information Revealed In Elmore Hearing
New Information Revealed In Elmore Hearing
Photo taken by Kennedy Brown
The Vending Machine Dilemma
The MLB Decision
The MLB Decision
Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story
Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story
NHS officers collecting all of the finished dog toys.
Turning Old Into New
A standing ovation after, Frozen's, final performance.
OE Theatre Represents at the Annual Kansas Thespian Festival
Cultural Exposure in Education
Cultural Exposure in Education
Teaching Styles
Teaching Styles
OE Real Stories: Persephone Crain
OE Real Stories: Persephone Crain
The Pledge of Allegiance Makes Districts Rise Again
The Pledge of Allegiance Makes Districts Rise Again
Israel and Palestine Conflict
Israel and Palestine Conflict
Halloween Nights
Halloween Nights
The Controvery of The Willow Project
The Controvery of The Willow Project
OE Students Favorite Spring Break Activities
OE Students Favorite Spring Break Activities
Midnights by Taylor Swift: Album Review
Midnights by Taylor Swift: Album Review
Chiefs Game Coldness
Chiefs Game Coldness
OE Soccer headed to State Championship
OE Soccer headed to State Championship
Varsity soccer faced off against Park Hill South. Hawks beat Panthers 3-0 with goals scored by sophomore David West, junior Cameron Ayoade, and senior Caden Pfeil. “I was pretty excited because it was my first goal of sophomore season,” West said.
Varsity Soccer vs Park Hill South
The JV boys soccer team faced Lawrence Free State on Tuesday, Sept. 26th. The Hawks ended up losing 0-2 but they played hard. Sophomore, Cameron Lebar, says, “I played my cousin that game so it was fun.”
JV Boys Soccer vs Lawerence Free State
While playing at CBAC, Olathe East senior running back Daylan Mburu breaks his way through the defense team from Lawrence High to score the first touchdown for Olathe East high school of the night. “When I was first running on the field I was nervous, And after that my nerves just went away and I started doing my thing.” Mburu said. The Hawks defeated the Lions 24-6
Homecoming Football Game
On October 2nd, Olathe East Hawks faced off against Shawnee Mission West. Olathe East won with 22 points and the Vikings having 17 points.
JV Football vs Shawnee Mission West
Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story
Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story
GUTS, a new Olivia Rodrigo album
GUTS, a new Olivia Rodrigo album
Uncommon Favorite Desserts
Uncommon Favorite Desserts
Outer Banks Season 3
Outer Banks Season 3
The Subculture of Dark Academia
The Subculture of Dark Academia
Twitchcon Troubles
Twitchcon Troubles
Seasonal Blues
Seasonal Blues
Expressive writing is one medium through which people process their toughts and feelings following stressful or traumatic events but the rate of emotional well-being and recovery depends on one's culture.
Author In Training
Killing Children
Goodbye Mum
Photo courtesy of Aislyn Canady
The Deception of the Color Blue
The Tale of Monica
Varsity soccer faced off against Park Hill South. Hawks beat Panthers 3-0 with goals scored by sophomore David West, junior Cameron Ayoade, and senior Caden Pfeil. “I was pretty excited because it was my first goal of sophomore season,” West said.
Varsity Soccer vs Park Hill South
The JV boys soccer team faced Lawrence Free State on Tuesday, Sept. 26th. The Hawks ended up losing 0-2 but they played hard. Sophomore, Cameron Lebar, says, “I played my cousin that game so it was fun.”
JV Boys Soccer vs Lawerence Free State
While playing at CBAC, Olathe East senior running back Daylan Mburu breaks his way through the defense team from Lawrence High to score the first touchdown for Olathe East high school of the night. “When I was first running on the field I was nervous, And after that my nerves just went away and I started doing my thing.” Mburu said. The Hawks defeated the Lions 24-6
Homecoming Football Game
On October 2nd, Olathe East Hawks faced off against Shawnee Mission West. Olathe East won with 22 points and the Vikings having 17 points.
JV Football vs Shawnee Mission West
The Hawks JV Volleyball team narrowly beat out Shawnee Mission East 26-24 with a great comeback scoring 8 consecutive points. “You do better when you have energy and fun. If you don’t have either of those then you just give up and in my opinion winning is better than losing,” said Charlee Milligan.
JV Volleyball vs Shawnee Mission East
“It was cool to see other bands from around the area perform and to get feedback on our area.” Mia Nhan, sophomore in marching band says. Olathe East High school performed at and co-hosted the Olathe Marching. The band played the songs Black Magic Woman, Witches Sabbath, Moonlight, and Unstoppable.
Olathe Marching Invitational
Winter Band Concert
12.7
Fall Sports Review
11.9.23
11.2.23
Fall Choir Concert
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Gage Orr

Gage Orr, Online Editor

“One cannot step twice in the same river” – Heraclitus

This is Gage’s 2nd year on staff. He joined because he’s always been interested in journalism, and enjoys writing.

All content by Gage Orr
Dreamland Album Review

Dreamland Album Review

Gage Orr, Online Editor
December 17, 2020

A Decade in Games: 2010’s

Gage Orr, Online Editor
February 17, 2020
The sign of wifi connection, representing the waves of bluetooth.

Into the Bluetooth

Gage Orr, Online Editor
December 10, 2019

My playlist and it’s meaning

Gage Orr, Online Editor
November 12, 2019
Pros and Cons

Pros and Cons

Gage Orr, Online Editor
October 10, 2019
Boomer Town

Boomer Town

Gage Orr, Online Editor
October 10, 2019
Upper left: Twenty One Pilots, Mister Wives, and Halsey. Lower left: Ryan O'Neal of Sleeping At Last Center: Selena Quintanilla-Perez Right: K-pop group NCT

Incorrect Recognition

Gage Orr, Online Editor
September 9, 2019
Desensitized

Desensitized

Gage Orr, Sophomore Staff Writer
April 5, 2019
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