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How do we React to Disaster?

Betsy Jarosick, staff writer
May 5, 2022

When I was about seven, I remember seeing a car crash by an ice cream stand. Lit in the dusk by neon-bright storefronts, the other children and I rushed toward the edge of the road to gather around two...

A Jew-ish Girls Guide to Passover

A Jew-ish Girl’s Guide to Passover

Rachel Koopersmith, staff writer
April 29, 2022

My complex religious affiliation has always been a big part of who I am. My mom is Catholic and my dad is Jewish, meaning that I always have a fun and busy winter break. Because my parents grew up practicing...

The importance of opinions

Carolina Rodriguez, co-opinions editor
April 22, 2022

Writing for Opinions with The Oracle, or even sharing your opinion in general, can be intimidating. When you are sharing your own ideas, rather than writing about a specific event or person, you take a...

Accepting Iranian identity vital for growth

Luka Heidari, guest columnist
April 22, 2022

My dad’s favorite quote by Rumi, one of the greatest Persian poets of all time, questions our inability to embrace our most outstanding qualities; for “[if we] were born with wings, why prefer to crawl...

Physical Activity Changes Mindset

Mackenzie Bill, asst. opinions editor
April 22, 2022

I’ve never been someone who jumps with joy when hearing the word “exercise.”  I used to grimace at this word because I associated it with uncomfortable and unenjoyable activities. I thought exercise...

Where you go to college doesn’t define your life

Sarah Ordway, co-opinions editor
April 22, 2022

Where you go to college doesn’t matter. I’m not saying that to be nice. I’m not saying that because I think that it’ll be a really motivating, uplifting piece of advice. I’m saying it because...

Diary of a no-sabo kid

Diary of a “no-sabo” kid

Mia Rojas, Columnist
April 1, 2022

I'm going to be honest here: life is tough as a "no-sabo kid." A "no-sabo" kid is someone of Hispanic descent who does not speak Spanish, and they are often ostracized for being "white-washed" and out...

We deserve more affordable options in our cafeteria

Jordan Combs, Guest columnist
March 18, 2022

I feel anxious and embarrassed as I walk around the cafe, looking for the menu of the day and holding loose change in my pocket. The last thing I should be worrying about when the bell rings for lunch...

New bills increase LGBTQ+ mistreatment

Maddie Cloutier, co-features editor
March 18, 2022

“Do you think greater social acceptance of people who are transgender is…” “a. Very good for society.” “b. Somewhat good for society.” “c. Neither good nor bad for society.” “d....

The next step, registering to vote

Drew Duffy, Guest columnist
March 18, 2022

It does not take long scrolling on social media to see that our generation is not shy with our opinions. There are so many people using the power of their voice. Apps like Instagram, Snapchat,...

Lets talk about menstruation

Let’s talk about menstruation

Mackenzie Bill and Olivia Perkins
March 18, 2022

Menstruation. Say it out loud. Find comfort in saying that word. Not “Aunt Flo,” “that time of the month,” or “shark week.” It’s a period. As highly-variable, healthy, and natural as periods...

All the clubs you’ll join: promoting clubs must be more accessible

The Editorial Board
March 18, 2022

Being a proud Titan and having school spirit is not just wearing blue and gold, but finding your place in the South community, Tomoki Imura, Student Body President, explained.  For Imura, joining a...

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