The Advocate – C for Complete – sort of

Last week, I finally finished my article for the Advocate, an OSC magazine. It may have taken way longer than expected due to my constant editing and perfectionist tendencies but at last, IT’S COMPLETE AND NO, I AM NOT READING IT OVER AGAIN. That’s a cycle that’s quite honestly never ending.

If I had to sum up my piece for the Advocate in a sentence it would be “personal narrative with a little self-deprecating humor, a moderate amount of reminiscing and way too much 2010 references”, but either way, should be an interesting read whenever we get the Advocate published.

Excerpt to pique your curiosity –

There were tears, video loops, existential crises and black parade references involved.

It’s an one and half page article – If I include more than a sentence, I’ve ruined the element of surprise.

Which brings me to the point of “sort of” in the title. We had to change the publication frequency of The Advocate because of the dearth of submissions. So right now, I’ve shifted focus from creating my article to aggressive promotion which again, should be interesting. Say hello to the draft/ probable version of very unofficial mascot of promoting the heck out of showcasing OSC’s creativity!

 

Is he simplistic to a fault? Yes. Will I change him? No way.

Eco-Schools – B for Baton Relay

On November 23rd, OSC was one of the 60,000 schools to participate in the Baton Relay for climate action, “Running out of Time.” The Baton Relay was well, a baton relay symbolically representing the distance from Glasgow, Scotland where the 26th United Nations Climate Conference was held to Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt where the 27th was held in 2022 on November 8th. That’s around 7767 km and OSC was estimated to have racked up 30km! That’s around… 0.3%. Which sounds small but really isn’t.

 

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