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Broadcast: Upper school students, faculty share thoughts, reactions following President Trump’s inauguration

By Gabby Kaplan and Phoebe Measer
February 14, 2025

President Donald J Trump and Vice President JD Vance were inaugurated on Jan. 20th, 2025 at the United States capital in Washington D.C. Some archer students watched the inauguration, while others found themselves unable to due to differing political beliefs.

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Gabby Kaplan
Gabby Kaplan, Senior Reporter
Gabby Kaplan joined The Oracle in 2023 and became a senior reporter in 2024. She enjoys horseback riding, spending time with her friends and cooking.
Phoebe Measer
Phoebe Measer, Senior Reporter
Phoebe Measer joined The Oracle in 2023 and became a senior reporter in 2024. She participates in indoor and beach volleyball, is a student council representative, and is part of the Ambassador Leadership Team Advisory. In her free time, Phoebe enjoys baking, hiking, spending time with family and friends and trying new foods.