Allie Sukhman

Allie Sukhman, Assistant News Editor

Hi! I’m Allie Sukhman and I am an assistant News editor. This is going to be my third year on Oracle, and I am so excited to continue as a part of Ed-board! In my free time, I love to read, travel, and go to concerts.

Repairing South

Allie Sukhman, asst. news editor
October 13, 2023

This summer, restorations began at South to repair the damage caused by the fire in May 2023, Principal Dr. Barbara Georges said. While the cleaning occurred in the summer, work on the infrastructure began...

SELC creates innovations

Allie Sukhman, staff writer
May 19, 2023

The STEM Maker Faire provides an opportunity for students in the Science Engineering Learning Community (SELC) to showcase their innovative engineering creations, junior Luke Chavez said. In Engineering,...

Social Media influences Kanye West Controversy

Allie Sukhman, web editor
November 29, 2022

Social media is a powerful tool with the ability to spread information and misinformation incredibly fast. Just one statement posted on a single platform can transform the media into chaos and clashing...

2022-2023 Student Council sets goals for school year

Allie Sukhman and Ashley Libasci
May 20, 2022

The Student Council Executive Board for the 2022-2023 school year has promising goals for the upcoming year, including providing more resources for mental health awareness, creating school events, and...

Boys’ Water Polo works to improve

Ashley Libasci and Allie Sukhman
April 23, 2022

Meet the sport that unites swimming, basketball, and soccer: water polo. The boys’ water polo season is underway and with a challenging season thus far, they have won six games and lost fourteen, senior...

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