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Oliver Kreeger

Oliver Kreeger, Lead Opinion Editor

Senior Oliver Kreeger has been at Masters since the 6 grade. He joined the intro to journalism class as a sophomore and joined the Tower production class as a junior. Kreeger has previously served as the News Editor and has since worked his way up the ranks to be the Lead Opinion Editor. Kreeger is best known for hosting his dance parties during layout nights.

He is a Best of SNO award-winning journalist and next year will be heading off to Kenyon College.

All content by Oliver Kreeger

New Wave Of Faculty Mugshots Revealed!!

Oliver Kreeger, Lead Opinion Editor
June 7, 2024
Upper School Science teacher, Linden Jones, proudly showcasing his mug.

Faculty mugshots revealed

Oliver Kreeger, Lead Opinion Editor
April 3, 2024
Clone Wars & the joys of rediscovering old childhood media

Clone Wars & the joys of rediscovering old childhood media

Oliver Kreeger, Lead Opinion Editor
March 3, 2024

How can we best crack courses?

Oliver Kreeger, Lead Opinion Editor
January 10, 2024
This Image was generated by Dall-e. Wood puzzle pieced fly from and around an abstract Israel-Palestine model on a classroom desk, embodying the educational approach to complex geopolitical topics inn the classroom.

Teachers Adapt Curricula To Developments In Israel And Palestine

Lydia Ettinger and Oliver Kreeger
December 1, 2023
Sweet N Savory's caprese paini, quesadillas with sour cream, turkey burger, and smoothies "Daeynerys" and "Sunrise."

Sweet N Savory Juice Bar:

Oliver Kreeger and Chanel Neal
September 30, 2023
SCOTUS HAS SUPPORTED HOMOPHOBIC web designer Lorie Smith in her lawsuit against Colorado state civil rights law which initially prevented her from publicly prohibiting gay couples from seeking her services for wedding website design. This court ruling has a variety of implications regarding who businesses and particularly creativity/design businesses can choose to serve, and holds opposition to gay marriage as a legitimate ground to not serve a gay couple in their wedding site request. "US Supreme Court Building" by Duncan Lock, CC BY-SA 3.0.

Supreme Court sets up slippery slope of civil rights violations

Oliver Kreeger, News Editor
July 6, 2023
CONCERN HAS MOUNTED RECENTLY over growing legislative activities that promote transphobia in state houses across the U.S. In some states, bills banning trans participation in sports teams aligning with their gender have gone into effect, and in others "bathroom bills" and bills banning the education of children regarding gender issues have also been passed. Most worrisome to advocates in many cases are bills that essentially make it illegal to identify as trans if a minor, and even as an adult make it extremely difficult to affirm your gender. Trans rights are one of the fronts of a culture war being fought by reactionaries who score political points by demonizing innocent minorities who have long been scapegoated.

Rise in transphobic bills & laws spreads across The U.S.

Oliver Kreeger, News Editor
May 25, 2023
Edith Chapin and Head of Schol Laura Danforth, after meeting with Tower staff for lunch in 2021

Edith Chapin Steps Down As Board Chair

Oliver Kreeger, News Editor
May 20, 2023
CIVICS LITERACY IN AMERICA has been recorded recently as being quite low. It has been found that significant percentages of Americans cannot answer basic questions about the functioning of U.S. government and its various structures. In this piece, the author argues that Masters needs more exposure to civic education through more possible classes and the like.

Masters Students Should Be Able To Learn More Civics

Oliver Kreeger, News Editor
April 30, 2023
JUNIOR GHARVIN RAMNARESE HAS been fencing at Masters since his time at middle school. At the time, the P.E. curriculum had them rotate through various sports and athletic activities, and Ramnarese fell in love with fencing. He has now been involved with upper school fencing for several years, and looks forward to its continued growth and what he says is a bright future.

Gharvin Ramnarese: Veteran Of Foil Fencing

Oliver Kreeger, News Editor
March 13, 2023
House Speaker deadlock: possible sign of what's to come in Congress

House Speaker deadlock: possible sign of what’s to come in Congress

Oliver Kreeger, News Editor
February 3, 2023
Cancel culture hits celebrities—And around the Harkness table

Cancel culture hits celebrities—And around the Harkness table

Alexa Murphy and Oliver Kreeger
December 16, 2022
Oliver Kreeger lack of communication between students and administration has created confusion.

A Crisis Communication Divide At Masters Creates Confusion

Oliver Kreeger, News Editor
November 4, 2022
A campaign sign for Darren Wood can be seen on a lawn.

Darren Wood Running for Dobbs Ferry School Board

Oliver Kreeger, Contributing Writer
May 17, 2022
English teacher Paul West lights a candle around the labyrinth during the Candlelight Vigil for Peace in Ukraine on March 6. There were about 6 people in attendance.

Attacks on Ukraine strike close to home

Oliver Kreeger and Alexa Murphy
March 12, 2022
On The White Rocks of the Pink Moul, a drawing by Ollie Peterson

[Photo] Masters seniors showcased at Katonah Museum of Art

Aurora Horn, Staff Writer
February 8, 2022
Proposed constitutional revisions aim for clarity in procedure, voting

Proposed constitutional revisions aim for clarity in procedure, voting

Aurora Rose Horn and Oliver Kreeger
December 8, 2021
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