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The Art of News

The OCSA Ledger
The Art of News

The OCSA Ledger
The Art of News

The OCSA Ledger
Jewelry making is a fashionable and fun hobby that anyone can get into.

Fetch Fits

Jessica Vanderbeck, Editor
November 21, 2024
Fetch Fits

Fetch Fits

Jessica Vanderbeck, Editor
October 25, 2024
Why are we so obsessed with dressing like people from the past? Find out why in the September issue of Fetch Fits!

Fetch Fits

Jessica Vanderbeck, Editor
September 30, 2024
A visual display of different types of fabrics.

Fetch Fits

Jessica Vanderbeck, Copy Editor
May 14, 2024
A visual display of bag essentials.

Fetch Fits

Jessica Vanderbeck, Copy Editor
April 22, 2024
Shiva as Lord of the Dance, (Known in this form as Nataraja).

Shiva, the God of Life and Death

Nani Alvarado, Reporter
April 18, 2024
A sculpture of Mireuk, located in Korea at Tongdosa Temple in Yangsan, Gyeongsangnam-do.

Seokga and Mireuk’s Competition to Rule the World

Nani Alvarado, Reporter
April 8, 2024
A collage featuring some of the thing Jess bought over spring break.

Fetch Fits

Jessica Vanderbeck, Copy Editor
March 31, 2024
An illustration of Fionn hearing a fairy harp from a place far from him (One of his other adventures), made in 1910

Fionn Mac Cumhail Knew the Man in the Tree

Nani Alvarado, Reporter
March 29, 2024
A depiction of Medusa, a devotee priestess of Athena who was turned into a gorgon.

5 Women Champions from different Mythologies!

Nani Alvarado, Reporter
March 7, 2024
The Location of Wagadou was Ghana. The terms Wagadou and Ghana were used interchangeably to address the empire.

Their Love Ended an Empire!

Nani Alvarado, Reporter
February 20, 2024
From Top Left: Sailor Moon, Black Butler, Nana, Paradise Kiss, Michiko and Hatchin.

Fetch Fits

Jessica Vanderbeck, Copy Editor
February 1, 2024
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