[media-credit id=135 align="none" width="200"][/media-credit] Insights with Nathan Morton Nathan Morton, a Spotlight A Peek into the life of an Artist “Zooming In” on one of Orem’s Finest Artists Here at Orem High, we have a diverse community of unique stereotypes...
Tegan’s Terrifying Tales
My mom and I recently went on a trip to Europe. We stayed in a tiny house in Vienna for the first week, so small that it only had one bed and a pull-out couch. I stayed on the pull-out. It opened up to the rest of the room, but wasn’t fully pushed against the wall on...
Tigers, Bruins, & T-Wolves Swimming
Everyone has a passion, whether it's a musical instrument, singing, acting, sports, or something else. A lot of people join clubs or teams to connect with others that are passionate about the same thing. When things change in a drastic way, like new members, learning...
Living and Dying in the Spotlight
Celebrities. We all love and know them. A celebrity's fame is accountable to the things they do that impact others lives in one form or another. We continue to know them because they are in the media, but what about fame after they die? Does their legacy live on? Stan...
The Phenomenon of TikTok
If you are a student at Orem High (or simply a teenager with a cell phone), chances are you have at least heard of TikTok. Or, maybe, you have downloaded the app and even made a few videos yourself. Whether you are TikTok famous, an amateur, or barely even understand...
The Best Paying Job
Thirty-four percent of high school students work a part time job. In Orem, most jobs pay around $10 an hour, $11 if you’re lucky, and $12 if you’re really special. But how can students earn more than that? Or more broadly, what is the most effective use of a student’s...
OHS Students Assisting in World Change
Operation Underground Railroad, or O.U.R., is a worldwide humanitarian association to prevent and bring awareness to child trafficking. Since they started in 2013, O.U.R. has rescued 2,800 victims and helped with the arrests of 1,500 traffickers around the world....
The Dress Code
By Aspen Jones, Izzy Forrest, and Alex Cadjan. “I was walking down the school hallway with my 5th grade class when the Principal stopped me. She said, ‘you can’t wear that,’ referring to my light pink collared tank top. She further explained her reasoning by saying,...
