Rio Hundley, Features Editor
Rio Hundley was involved in the Oracle from 2017-2021. She graduated in 2021. She was promoted to Sports Editor in 2019 and became Features Editor in 2020. She participates in Archer’s Upper School plays and runs several interest clubs. Outside of school, she volunteers at a teen crisis hotline and enjoys trying new food around Los Angeles. She has an acute interest in psychology, mental health and Asian American advocacy and tries to apply this in every aspect of her life, including in her reporting at the Oracle.
![The culminating event of the last day of school is the maypole dance, which is performed by the sixth grade class every year. "We started [practicing the maypole dance] last month," Naomi Gee '25 said. "Weaving was pretty hard; we didn't get it fully until the last practice."](https://archeroracle.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/IMG_3101-900x600.jpg)
![At UCLA's Intensive Outpatient Program for OCD (IOP), patients are exposed to things that trigger their OCD. "The items [above] could be triggering for patients with ... OCD for different reasons, depending on the symptom cluster represented by the given object. For example, patients with OCD may worry about harming loved ones, and may therefore avoid objects like the large knife in the photo that could cause harm to others. .. OCD manifests differently in each person, though specific symptoms can overlap between patients," IOP therapist Beth Moroney wrote in an email.](https://archeroracle.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/IMG_0792-900x675.jpg)
![A guide explains one of the posters in the exhibit, "Perestroika," created by Alexander Amelin in 1988, two years before the Soviet Union's collapse. The poster presents the red silhouette of a pregnant woman marked with the communist symbol. According to the Wende Museum brochure, "the unborn child, designated with the large question mark, highlights the uncertainty [of the future of Russia]."](https://archeroracle.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/USSR-900x600.jpg)
