Official Student Newspaper of Henry M. Gunn High School

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Official Student Newspaper of Henry M. Gunn High School

The Oracle

Official Student Newspaper of Henry M. Gunn High School

The Oracle

Math Teacher Kathy Hawes

Math Teacher Kathy Hawes

Hila Livneh, Centerfold Editor March 8, 2022

Thankfully for math teacher and fashion lover Kathy Hawes, the math department does not have a dress code, meaning that teachers are able to choose their day-to-day outfits based on personal preference. Hawes takes much joy in this freedom because of her love of fashion. “I find getting dressed...

Christmas celebrators should foster inclusivity for others

Christmas celebrators should foster inclusivity for others

Hila Livneh, Centerfold Editor December 14, 2021

December is the time of year when Christmas decorations start to appear, stockings are hung above the fireplace and stores bring out ornaments and cute figurines to advertise the “perfect” gifts for loved ones. At school, students begin whispering about Secret Santa while radio stations...

Organization aims to create safe overnight parking for homeless

Organization aims to create safe overnight parking for homeless

Hila Livneh, Centerfold Editor September 24, 2021

Palo Alto is considered a great place to live—the city took sixth place on Livability.com’s Top 100 Best Places to Live in 2018 list. However, the infamous high housing costs can also be prohibitive, leaving some to resort to living in their cars. As a result, Move Mountain View, a program meant...

Foothills Park’s newly implemented entry fee discriminates against disadvantaged families

Foothills Park’s newly implemented entry fee discriminates against disadvantaged families

Hila Livneh, Centerfold Editor July 4, 2021

Foothills Park, one of Palo Alto’s most beloved spots, opened its gates in late Dec. 2020 for the general public, changing its previous rule that only Palo Alto residents could enter. Upon reopening, there were 33,000 visitors within the first month, a dramatic increase from 5,000 visitors the year...

The Oracles guide to independent exercise

The Oracle’s guide to independent exercise

Hila Livneh, Centerfold Editor September 29, 2020

Maintain a schedule. When training for a sport on your own, one of the key points is to maintain a schedule. Although it may be difficult, keeping a consistent routine is crucial in maintaining progress and building endurance. To start, train a few days of the week until you’re more comfortable...

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