Written by Janet Shea
Talent shows featuring body contortions have captivated people around the world for decades. Junior Dhir Desai is no stranger to those looks of amazement given his very own talent for performing contortions. “Random people would come up to me and tell me how cool...
Written by Janet Shea
For the past decade, Korean culture has been rapidly expanding all over the world, and much of today’s entertainment has been in influenced by this popular culture. Now, the Korean Wave is spreading, and many Americans have embraced the Korean values and interests as...
Written by Janet Shea
Unlike many seniors who choose to take second semester easy, senior Fred Reitman is taking advantage of his last opportunity to try a new sport in high school. Reitman originally tried out just to see if he could make the team, but is now a goalkeeper on the varsity soccer...
It’s nice that the school comes together to enjoy a meal together. I really enjoy being able to have a feast with my friends.
—Sophia Lu, 9
I like how Thanksgiving is a family holiday, and it’s not all about buying presents for people or material things. It’s a chance for people...
Compiled by Janet Shea
The Oracle: Why did you decide to take this job?
Lynn Tabuchi: I heard great things about this district and about this school. After I had read about the district’s philosophy and vision, I wanted to check things out. This is my second year as the Inclusion TOSA....
Written by Janet Shea
The Oracle: What is your favorite thing about ice skating?
Celine Shaw: When skating, I feel more confident and my insecurities rescind. It’s a form of self-expression. In addition, the boots give you a one-inch height boost.
TO: What do you do in ice dancing competitions?
CS:...
Written by Janet Shea
Homecoming week is just around the corner, and the feelings of eagerness fill the air as students anticipate the annual Homecoming games. Each year, changes are made to the games, and the ones we have today are much different from past years.
According to theater teacher Jim...
Written by Janet Shea
This year, the girls’ tennis varsity team moves up a league in their division. Senior Kelly Poon hopes that the team will continue to do well this year. “[It] would be nice to get in some wins for this season,” Poon said.
Varsity coach Jim Gordon echoes Poon’s outlook...
“I really liked the short days. Now that it’s more even and everyday is the same, I don’t really like it.” -Claire Seneria (9)
“I don’t think there are many changes made. I like how Friday is 10 minutes shorter.” -Ryan Dinh (10)
“I think that the changes are...
