As soon as I sat down with Rachael Blansett, she led with her identities: black, biracial, queer, femme; […]
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The story of Andy Grignon, team member on the iPhone project “What did we do? I like to […]
Oyster River and Portsmouth’s newly merged Girls Hockey team played their final home game this season against […]
Hello ORHS! As many of you know, Mouth of the River has been profiling a randomly chosen student […]
Haley Brown-Bloom has silvery blonde hair, deep blue eyes, a very fashionable nose ring and a sweet demeanor that puts her friends and anybody around her at ease[…]
Hi Oyster River, you might be wondering what this is! Student of the week will be a short weekly profile of a random Oyster River student. The profile will feature some basic information about the student, followed by a Q and A section with new questions every week. I came up with this idea because I wanted to hear about people I maybe wouldn’t know about otherwise. I hope people feel the same […]
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Below is MOR’s first ever interactive article. We give our thanks to the Soggy Po’ Boys for giving us permission to use their music. All songs are from their album, Perhaps It’s Time to go Home. Photos by Chris and Nick Dundorf.
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“Lawrence has helped me see things differently in my artwork. He doesn’t try to be superior and talk to us [students] like we’re just kids. It’s kind of hard to put into words how he’s impacted me as a person because he’s very inspiring and influential, and unlike any teacher I’ve ever had,” says Emma Sassaman, who is taking advanced art class this year […]
Human trafficking is the second largest form of illegal income worldwide, and Bryan Bessette is trying to help change that […]