Thursday, January 29, 2026

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The Scribe in Ancient Times: Clubs and Events from the 1910s to 1940s

Two issues of The Scribe from the 1910s, full of school news and classified advertisements from local businesses. Recently, our team got access to more...
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The Mystery of the Boys Gym History

It was my Freshman year, and I had just been summoned to the Boys Gym for the first time. The memory of all the...
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Aida Overton Walker: The Queen of Cakewalking  

Aida Overton Walker, often hailed as the “Queen of Cakewalk,” was a pioneering African American performer, choreographer, and activist in the late 19th and...
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What’s on Your Wall? The Oakland Tech Classroom Tour

The first time students enter a classroom, their eyes are immediately drawn to the walls. A teacher's room decor can tell you a lot...
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Peanuts To President, President To Peace  

James Earl “Jimmy” Carter Jr., the 39th president of the United States, passed away peacefully at the age of 100 on December 29 2024....
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The Scribe’s Taco Bell Picks

Now, is Taco bell Breakfast worth the hype and the money? Purchasing their crunch-wrap combo came with 4 items. The combo also comes with...
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Make the Most of Your Summer: Top Opportunities in the Bay

Summer break is the perfect time for highschool students to explore new interests, gain valuable experience, and even some extra income. Whether you’re looking...
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Kelkar: Living the Fishy Fantasy

The mysterious Kelkar lurks with his fish in the darkness of S13 conducting experiments. His 60 tanks line the walls, stacked on cabinets, stacked...
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