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The Oracle
2024-2025
Athletics/Activities
Senior soloist, Sarah Cai preforms at the 2025 Cadenza Concert on the violin. This year's annual Cadenza concert theme was Echoes of Asia.
Lincoln East Orchestra mesmerizes the audience at the 2025 Cadenza Concert
Olivia Muffler, Staff Writer • March 3, 2025
Lincoln East junior Tristan Yates rolls a bowling ball down the alley at the 2025 district bowling tournament. Yates has worked hard this season and her hard work has paid off as she was one of three girls from her team to qualify for state.
The Lincoln East bowling team rolls from a successful season
Nitya Haridas, Staff Writer • February 27, 2025
Senior wrestler Carson Shank pinning her opponent during the state tournament. Shank came in third place in her weight class, and helped her team win third place in the tournament.
East Girls wrestling pins down the State Tournament to end a breakthrough season
Kaitlyn Peitzmeier, Editor, Social Media Editor • February 24, 2025
News
Lincoln East senior Abena Bonsu hugs 93.7 The Ticket FM owner and keynote speaker Derrick Pearson as part of his effort to leave the room covered in love. Pearson has never failed in making strangers feel like family.
Winter weather postpones DEI youth summit, but love prevails
Gabe Buggi, Staff Writer • February 27, 2025
Our Oracle staff ('24-'25) at the College of Journalism and Memorial Stadium on a day-trip on November 7, 2024.
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Emily Geldmeier, Advisor • January 15, 2025
The Washington Post breaks it’s thirty-six year tradition of candidate endorsement in elections, stirs up controversy among many
The Washington Post breaks it’s thirty-six year tradition of candidate endorsement in elections, stirs up controversy among many
Zahraa Aljabiry, Staff Writer • December 2, 2024
Features
Artists attempt to capture the floundering teenage psyche at such a pivotal moment as turning 18 years old. When you turn 18 you can get tattoos, buy fireworks, serve in the armed forces, and vote.
Turning 18 in the same old scene
Louis Hoffman, Staff Writer • March 6, 2025
On April 12, 2023, The Pro Volleyball Federation welcomed the Omaha Supernovas into the league. The Supernovas have been successful since day one and eventually concluded their season as the 2024 league champions.
Spiking to success
Ella Herzberg, Co-Editor-in-Chief • February 25, 2025
Bishop Nicholas Hudson blesses new sculpture of Blessed Carlo Acutis at Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Maiden Lane, London. Acutis is soon to become the Catholic Church's first millennial saint, and will serve as a rolemodel for many young people as they look to build their relationship with Christ.
God’s Influencer
Claire Weibye, Editor, Layout Editor • November 22, 2024
Opinions
As Spartans apply to colleges, anxieties regarding admissions decisions arise during the review period. This common experience has existed since the creation of college applications and has only worsened over time as admissions rates have declined.
Decisions, Decisions
Gabe Buggi, Staff Writer • December 2, 2024
The band Iceage performs on stage for a live audience. They captivated their fans through their unique music and performance style.
Introducing Iceage
Sweet Pea Ratliff, Staff Writer • December 2, 2024
Reviews
Are you willing to pay the price?
Are you willing to pay the price?
Hazel Ockander, Staff Writer • March 6, 2025
On January 15, 2024, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that they will no longer permit the use of food coloring Red 3 in foods or any ingested products without prior FDA approval. Red 3, the food dye that is currently under scrutiny, has been proven to cause cancer in animals. In addition, Red 40, Yellow 5 and Yellow 6 also have been found to contain carcinogens (cancer causing ingredients). The dyes Blue 1, Red 40, Yellow 5, and Yellow 6 have been found to cause hypersensitivity reactions. The food products in the above image include food dye and have the possibility to cause negative health reactions in humans.
Food coloring under the microscope: Petroleum based dye is placed in our foods, leading to toxic outcomes
Claire Weibye, Editor, Layout Editor • March 4, 2025
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Redbull is a tasty energy drink with a variety of flavors that can be hard to choose from. After tasting most of them, the peach seemed the best.

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Chromebooks offer many benefits for students, however technology always comes with dangers as well. Students who are always online can have disadvantages in their learning experience.

Benefits and harms of excessive Chromebook use in schools

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Owen Lewis (left) and Tatum Lewis (right) pose for a picture with Romeo the alpaca at J.P. Acres. Romeo is just one of many alpacas that you can visit at the J.P. Acres alpaca farm.

J.P. Acres provides unique opportunity with their Alpaca farm

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The more and more users engage with social media, the greater a motive for companies to increase psychological tactics to increase time spent on the platforms. Users would do well to monitor their time and use of it on social medias, to make sure they - not watching companies - are in control of their online experience. Photo liscensed under Unsplash

The money-motivated science of social media

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Lincoln East senior Abena Bonsu hugs 93.7 The Ticket FM owner and keynote speaker Derrick Pearson as part of his effort to leave the room covered in love. Pearson has never failed in making strangers feel like family.

Winter weather postpones DEI youth summit, but love prevails

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