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Students debate which school is best

Sophia Doyle, Alexa Farese, and Liza O’Reilly October 3, 2024

Homeschool (by Sophia Doyle): Homeschool structures and values vary widely, but the premise is an education at home with family. Homeschooling focuses on the personal interest of the child, encourages...

OHS lacking in school spirit

OHS lacking in school spirit

The Charger, Editorial Staff October 3, 2024

As homecoming season approaches, the subject of school spirit always arises. Every day of homecoming week there is a different theme for students to dress up. Many times, competitions are held between...

Starbucks boycott could permanently damage company

Kendall Kipping, Opinions Editor October 2, 2024

Recently, Starbucks, a large coffeehouse chain, has been facing a controversial boycott. What started with workers going on strike for a better work environment has evolved into federal lawsuits between...

Oxford fights against food insecurity

Kendall Kipping, Opinions Editor October 2, 2024

Food insecurity is an issue that affects more than 44 million people across America. Mississippi holds the title of America’s hungriest state, affecting approximately 480,600 Mississippians. One in five...

New OHS phone procedure causes mixed opinions

Liza O’Reilly, Staff Writer October 2, 2024

This year at Oxford High School, students have noticed an increased number of classrooms participating in a cell phone free classroom. A lock box was placed in each classroom for the teachers to collect...

Olympic Opening Ceremony dissapoints viewers

Alexa Farese, Staff Writer October 2, 2024

The 2024 Olympic Opening Ceremony disappointed spectators all over the world. What is supposed to be a celebration of global unity turned into a controversial and disappointing performance. The creative...

2024 presidential debate horrifies Americans

The Charger, Editorial Staff October 2, 2024

The 2024 presidential debate between republican candidate Donald Trump and former democratic candidate Joseph Biden on June 27 proved disappointing and displayed the downward spiral of America’s political...

The buzz of caffeine: a harmful drug for students

Sarah Ross Latimer, staff writer April 11, 2024

Caffeine, the beloved stimulant of many high school students, can be both a blessing and a curse. While the drug may provide a much-needed energy boost to get through long study sessions and early morning...

United States Government Under Review: The Senate

Tommy Nichol, contributing writer April 10, 2024

The Senate has become the center of a myriad of controversy in the modern political era. From the blocking of Merrick Garland’s appointment to the Supreme Court for two years, to the recent “hold”...

Digital ACT testing beneficial to students

Digital ACT testing beneficial to students

Hugh Wilson, contributing writer March 4, 2024

Anyone who has ever taken the ACT, knows that it’s no easy feat. It’s a three hour test with 215 questions and an essay. It’s more than the length of it that’s nerve-wracking; the test is a crucial...

Middle class shrinking due to expensive education

Middle class shrinking due to expensive education

Kendall Kipping, opinions editor March 4, 2024

The middle class makes up around 50% of the American population, and is defined as people whose annual household incomes are two-thirds to double the national median. But, families that may have been middle...

A new era of professional golf

A new era of professional golf

Brody Denevan and Fisher Giles March 4, 2024

PGA Tour: By: Brody Denevan Following the launch of LIV Golf in June 2022, the constant debate of whether to support the PGA Tour or LIV Golf League has been encompassing the golf community. It comes...

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