features – The Oracle

Leaving teachers share memories, advice for students: Toni Smith

May 17, 2019

The men behind the golf carts: Jorge Sanchez, Travis Schollnick form close friendship as campus security

March 29, 2019

Gamer plays competitive Smash Bros Brawl

Josh Mei, Reporter

March 8, 2019

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“I have too much free time,” competitive Super Smash Bros Ultimate player and junior Aron Rei De Guzman said. Since freshman year, he and a group of friends met every Friday after school until five to practice competiti...

Gunn Junior manages local eSports team

Josh Mei, Reporter

March 8, 2019

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In his free time, Gunn eSports team manager Quinn Arbolante can be found organizing and supporting Gunn students as they participate in competitive gaming tournaments. Despite not playing himself, Arbolante helped pioneer the co...

Physics teacher Bill Dunbar: Themed lessons and sound effects

October 9, 2018

Photographers discover fresh perspectives through their craft: Junior Meredith Yee

October 9, 2018

Student Youtube Channels: ChronoYinger

Andrew Zhao, Online Editor

May 18, 2018

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Take a quick look at ChronoYinger and you’ll notice two things: that most of its videos are about Counter Strike Global Offensive (CS:GO), a multiplayer first-person shooter video game, and that it is a popular YouT...

Students compete in First- ever Stock Market Game

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March 30, 2018

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Written by Eric Epstein The Stock Market Game is a new competition that pits students’ investing savvies against one another. e 84 participants will compete for a 50 dollar gi card to a store of the winner’s preferen...

Debate team dominates regional, league tournaments

March 6, 2018

Students produce collaborative hip-hop album “Liftoff”

February 2, 2018

College Sweetheart: Mr. Igler

February 2, 2018

Senior Kevin Frans pursues opportunities in artificial intelligence

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December 8, 2017

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While senior Kevin Frans might seem like a typical high school stu- dent at rst glance, he’s been taking online courses at the undergraduate level, applying this knowledge to create robots that learn and publishing research ...