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Winter Oracle Crossword: New Year, New Grid

By Julia Ong, Senior Reporter
February 10, 2026

Winter usually brings a wave of fresh resolutions, back‑to‑school procrastination and chilly winter weather (unless you live in Los Angeles). At Archer, winter includes many fun and unique traditions. Dive into the Oracle’s first crossword puzzle and put your Archer events knowledge to the test. Happy cross-wording!

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Julia Ong
Julia Ong, Senior Reporter
Julia Ong joined The Oracle as a staff reporter in 2024 and became a senior reporter in 2025. As a senior, she was active in Archer’s art community as the visual arts director for the Archer Council of Artists, the leader of a sustainability club EcoStich, and taught civic education online to high school girls nationwide. Julia enjoys writing about politics and artistic culture. She graduated in 2026.