Caroline McCulloch of Greenhill School will be presenting her paper on Shakespeare's play at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium

Caroline McCulloch
Greenhill School

The Oakridge School is thrilled to announce that Greenhill School’s Caroline McCulloch will be reading her paper on Shakespeare’s famous history play at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium this March 21st. Congratulations to Caroline!

In her time at Greenhill, Caroline McCulloch has developed new interests and talents, as well as enhanced her knowledge of “Country Club Prep” fashion. She now knows what Sperry’s and coral shorts can do for a man. In her free time, Caroline enjoys reading, writing, drawing, and exploring Dallas. She also appreciates good movies, good music, and good food.  In the coming year, she plans to either attend college or road trip throughout the Southwest in a restored VW bus. She does not know what she wants to do with her life, but is open to the possibilities.

Caroline will be presenting her paper during Session D of Block One, “The Effects and Affects of Richard’s Deformity,” which will take place in the downstairs part of the Library. 

Carline McCulloch’s Paper

Faith Poynor of The Oakridge School will be reading her paper, "Shakespeare's Richard III: Deformed, Depraved," at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium

The Oakridge School is proud to announce that its very own Owl, Faith Poynor, will be presenting her paper, “Shakespeare’s Richard III: Deformed, Depraved,” at the 2014 Richard III Colloquium this March 21st. Way to go Faith!!

Faith Poynor
The Oakridge School

Faith Poynor is a senior at The Oakridge School. She is Literary Arts Editor of the Oakridge magazine, Calliope, which has published several of her original written works. She has a passion for writing and literature. Faith has many other interests as well. She has studied piano for eleven years and  is currently working towards earning her black belt in mixed martial arts. Faith also has a passion for theatre and performed in the Oakridge school production The Love of Three Oranges in the role of Brighella earlier this year. She enjoys community service and has served as a volunteer at the Arlington Museum of Art, Mission Arlington, and North Texas Food Bank for many years. Faith plans to major in English and minor in Music in college.

Faith will be reading her paper during Session A of Block Two, “The Humanity and Villainy of Richard III,” which will meet in the Black Box Theatre located in the upstairs part of the Fine Arts building. 

Faith Poynor’s Paper