Features – The Osprey

Black History Month: Contextualized in the US and in Our School

March 10, 2020

This article was co-authored by André Salkin, focusing on the history of Black History Month and how it is contextualized in th...

The Man, the Myth, the Legend: The Fizzle

November 16, 2019

The Fizzle, Commander 2.0, Younger Mr. Elliott… however you refer to him, you’re probably pronouncing his name wrong. Thi...

The Laramie Project 2019

November 14, 2019

As many of you may know, this year's fall play was The Laramie Project by Moisés Kaufman and the Tectonic Theatre Company, which op...

How Art Can Help You In Science Class

November 13, 2019

Art and science are linked; they have and always will be two sides of the same coin. Through these lenses we seek to understand the world around us.

A List of 17 Lovely, Under Appreciated Things

October 31, 2019

A List of 17 Lovely, Under-Appreciated Things Writing/receiving a handwritten letter in the mail The crunch of fallen lea...

Welcome to Faculty Feature!!! Not every week’s story will start off like this, but Osprey would like to introduce our new column, Faculty Feature! Each week, one faculty member will be recognized for their hard work and dedication to the students. It may not always be an academic teacher--for example, this week’s feature is…… Glynis Houde i...

Faculty Ally Panel: The Rundown and What is to Come

October 18, 2019

On October 9th, Lyme-Old Lyme students and faculty came together to discuss the discriminatory and bigoted behaviors that stud...

Keep Columbus Day: A Mexican-American Perspective

October 18, 2019

Six states and 130 cities and towns have renamed Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day. There are worldwide protests against the...

Sweet and Spicy Chicken Nuggets

October 17, 2019

These chicken nuggets are always a crowd-pleaser, and when accompanied with my sweet and spicy nugget sauce they become a crowd-astonisher....

“There Is No Planet B” The Political Side of Climate Change

September 27, 2019

"I remember thinking that it was very strange that humans, who are an animal species among others, could be capable of changing th...

Allyship: What it Is, Where it’s Seen, and How We Can Better Practice it

September 26, 2019

According to the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN), “Allyship is when an individual speaks out and advoc...

We Skipped Our Lessons to Teach You One: The New York City Climate Strike

September 26, 2019

When Conner, Andre and I emerged from the subway and into the Financial District in New York City, there was immediately no doubt ...