By Sarah Meiselman A few weekends ago, I saw the movie “Don’t Worry Darling” in theaters, directed by Olivia Wilde. It stars Florence Pugh as Alice and Harry Styles as Jack and portrays them as a happy couple living in a utopia known as Victory. Victory is a town of identical homes surrounded by a desert, and in the desert is the office where to … Continue reading “Don’t Worry Darling” Movie Review
Photo by Coppell Student Media Written by the Oracle Staff On October 7th, an incident took place at the end of the day near the bus loops. It began as one fight that transpired into multiple other fights. Information about the reason for these fights and the people involved has not been confirmed, but a message was sent to th North Springs community: Good afternoon North Springs Community, … Continue reading Oracle Bubble: Staff Takes on the Bus Loop Fight
By: Phoenix Rivera Stranger Things is a supernatural, horror fiction TV series that includes the fan favorite, Eleven, also known as Jane Hopper, with her signature nosebleed and Eggo waffles. The plot of Stranger Things is not solely about the vanishing of Will Byer and the powers of a girl named Eleven to tap into the parlous, supernatural world crashing into theirs to stop the … Continue reading Stranger Things Are Happening: Stranger Things Season 4 Review
By: Mairen Brown School tells us that we should dream big. Follow our dreams and reach for the stars. As much as we should do jobs that bring us happiness, we also need to know about the jobs that are going to provide stability and financial freedom. The jobs that are going to allow us to build and support families, retire early, and if we … Continue reading Let’s Talk Money
By: Evyn Firestone So, you’re a freshman and unsure of what to do now. You made it to high school and you’re thinking “now what”. Whether you are from the middle school that feeds into your high school, or you are brand new to the people you go to school with, I have some advice for you. The number one tip I can give incoming … Continue reading Freshman, Please Take My Advice!
By Mairen E. Brown I want to be a mother. I have many reservations when it comes to having children. There are two reasons for this: fear for the lives and experiences of my future Black children, and fear for my own health while carrying and delivering a child. Regardless of who I marry or have children with, my children will be Black. I am … Continue reading Black Women Are Dying
By: Phoenix Rivera Encanto is a whimsical, colorful animated movie produced by Yvett Merino and Clark Spencer and directed by Jared Bush and Byron Howard. The plot line is based around 15-year-old Mirabel Madrigal. Her family, The Madrigals, are a family with many “gifts” that aid around the rural village in early 20th century Colombia. The Madrigal’s magic starts to fade, and gift-less Mirabel is … Continue reading Encanto’s Food, Culture, and Trauma
By: Mairen Brown Critical Race Theory. The dictionary defines Critical Race Theory (“CRT”) as, “A framework of analysis and an academic movement of civil-rights scholars and activists who seek to examine the intersection of race and law in the United States and to challenge mainstream American liberal approaches to racial justice.” Now because this is a “dictionary definition” it is very wordy, let me simplify … Continue reading CRT’s Important Impact
By: Mairen Brown The North Springs Sandwich Project has done it. Since November, the North Springs Sandwich Project has made over 1500 sandwiches, and delivered them to Solidarity Sandy Springs, a shelter right here in our community. The President, Anna Baylin, a senior at North Springs, and teacher sponsor, as well as Teacher of the Year, Ms. Kelly Olson. After asking a few questions about … Continue reading Club Spotlight: Sandwich Making Club
