| Forum |
[6/2] When shoppers enter a supermarket, they often do not know where the produce they buy originates. They could be spending money on a clove of garlic laced with poisonous pesticides or week-old fruit gleaming beneath wax and artificial hormones. Why take such health risks when there are reputable farms adhering to California agricultural regulations within one’s own community? |
[6/2] In April 2008, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) announced that it would offer $1 million to anyone who could create test tube meat by 2012. Through test tube meat, PETA is hoping to reduce the number of animals raised and killed for meat to help the environment by decreasing deforestation. Although the organization’s intentions are good, test tube meat is simply not a feasible option for the future. |
| Sports |
[6/2] The Oracle staff looks at some ways to stay fit over the summer. |
[6/2] Students usually play by the rules when it comes to sports like basketball and football, but in the Underground Sports Association (USA), a club dedicated to non-conventional sports, members make up rules to their own original games. |
| Centerfold |
[6/2] For those of you staying in Palo Alto this summer, do not despair; fun awaits you around every corner. Productivity and determination is the key to making your summer interesting right at home. The Oracle staff presents some ideas you can use for this summer. |
[4/21] How Gunn stacks up: The Oracle staff sends its most intrepid reporters to scope out other Bay Area schools. Danielle Aspitz, reporter, goes to visit Half Moon Bay High. |