Compiled by Amanda Lee
The Oracle: What kind of laws protect student workers?
Meri Gyves: We have labor laws for minors and children under the age of 18. They were established in the 1930s. California has very strict laws to protect children from working too many hours. You must have a break, and...
Compiled by Kristen Yee
The Oracle: How will you assure the community that things are in good hands during this transitional period?
Karen Hendricks: The feeling of transitory leadership can be unsettling for people and I really understand that. Something I’m trying to do is provide consistent communication...
Compiled by Chelsie Park
The Oracle: What inspired you to start running?
Joyce Shea: I started in sixth grade because I had bad allergies and my dad made me go running. But I grew to eventually like it, and I began running with him in the mornings before school. In seventh and eighth grade, I attended...
Compiled by Liza Kolbasov
The Oracle: What is the crisis text line? How does it work?
Libby Craig: The crisis text line, we provide free, 24/7 confidential crisis support by text message. SO, a person who's in crisis, dealing with anything from anxiety, to stress about a test, to being upset about...
Compiled by Andrew Zhao
The Oracle: You work in the wellness center. What is your position and what do you do in that position?
Lauren Rocha: My title is called the Wellness outreach worker, and my job is to welcome everyone when they walk in and help them figure out why there are here. I...
