#WhoWeAre: The faces behind the Oracle reflect on scholastic journalism

By Molly Goldberg, London Sinclair, and Avery Fox
February 28, 2020

“Big Questions, Big Results” is this year’s theme for Scholastic Journalism Week. #WhoWeAre is the theme for this Friday, Feb. 26, showing the students and faces behind scholastic journalism and why students chose to participate in scholastic journalism.

The video above showcases staff writers and editors for the Oracle as well as journalism adviser Kristin Taylor, all of whom speak about what scholastic journalism means to them.

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Molly Goldberg, Culture Editor

Molly Goldberg joined the Oracle staff in 2017 as a staff writer and was promoted Sports Editor for her junior year. This year, she is excited to fill...

London Sinclair, Senior Reporter

London Sinclair joined the Oracle as a staff reporter in 2019 and became the first Oracle Podcast Editor in 2020. She is a student journalist, budding...

Avery Fox, Staff Reporter

Avery Fox joined the Oracle as a staff reporter in 2019. She participates in Archer's Upper School Musical and is in Dance Performance Company, A Cappella,...

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