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

Germany: Junior Ella Brueser

Germany: Junior Ella Brueser

Madison Yue, Features Editor April 17, 2023

Eating a hot dog smothered with mayo and ketchup was just one of the experiences that has stood out to junior Ella Brueser during her time in the U.S. so far. As an exchange student from Berlin, Germany, Brueser has shifted from eating foods like schnitzels to eating American foods like burgers. “The...

Me Too sparks international conversation

“Me Too” sparks international conversation

chelsiepark February 2, 2018

By Chelsie Park The “Me Too” hashtag went viral on social media in Oct. 2017 after several sexual misconduct allegations against lm producer Harvey Weinstein surfaced. This viral hashtag sparked the #MeToo movement, supporting survivors of sexual assault as well pushing for the end to sexual...

NorCal Media Day gives students the ability to explore journalistic fields

NorCal Media Day gives students the ability to explore journalistic fields

clarakieschnickllamas September 24, 2016

Written by Akansha Gupta, Clara Kieschnick-Llamas, Amanda Lee  NorCal Media Day is an annual event hosted at Palo Alto High School, where journalism students are able to visit a variety of sessions discussing journalistic topics. Speakers range from professional journalists to editors of high...

International music shows diversity

katierrussell April 15, 2016

Compiled by Katie Russell Listen to the recommended songs on Spotify Indonesia Why it's unique: Influences from United States/United Kingdom but also from other Asian countries Special characteristics: Lot of love songs; popular culture is intertwined with music since many popular...

Overseas bombing evokes personal connection despite distance

Overseas bombing evokes personal connection despite distance

katierrussell January 29, 2016

Written by Katie Russell On the morning of Oct. 10, 2015, two bombs were detonated outside the main train station at a peaceful protest in Ankara, the capital city of Turkey, killing at least 102 people and injuring at least 400 more. Tragedies like this one often seem distant, occupying our thoughts...

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