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ATHENS ORACLE

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ATHENS ORACLE

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Brady Jones, Ethan Adams, Zane Perryman, and James CrumplerApril 23, 2024

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Brady Jones, Zane Perryman, James Crumpler, Rowan Bissett, and Ethan AdamsApril 19, 2024

Credits: Featured Interviews Savannah Currens & Liam McElhannon Editor Brady Jones Film Zane Perryman & James Crumpler Music...

Black History Month at Athens Drive
Black History Month at Athens Drive
Deevani Rodriguez, Corissa Greene, Sama Yousef, Elijah Hoskins, and Hannah SuehleApril 19, 2024

Athens Drive flag football team poses for a picture after winning their last game of the season. Photo provided by Lauryn Webb.
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Oracle Observations: Understanding Ramadan
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Farah Al-Rbehat and Sophie KingApril 17, 2024

Lindsay Grant, Susan McGraw, Nathan Bunch, Brower Evenhouse, and Jack Thompson working on their classwork in AP Calculus BC.
Pros and cons of having AP classes in the spring
Ethan Adams, Assistant Editor • April 9, 2024

Background on AP classes   AP (Advanced Placement) courses are offered year-round at Athens Drive High School and many schools nationwide....

Meet the Staff
Farah Al-Rbehat
Farah Al-Rbehat
Assistant Editor

Farah Al-Rbehat is a junior here at Athens Drive. This is her third year as an Assistant Editor on the Athens Oracle. She enjoys reading, spending time with the people she loves, and participates in many...

Sama Yousef
Sama Yousef
Staff Writer

Sama Yousef is driven to success. Overall she is a fun person to be around. She loves her job at Hollister that she works at with her friends and says it's a nice environment to be in. She enjoys going...

Crystal McCabe
Crystal McCabe
Staff writer

Crystal McCabe is a senior at Athens Drive High School. She is one of the Idea hunters for Athens Oracle, and in her free time, she enjoys exploring new cuisines, hanging out with her friend Nae McLean,...

students talk about popular tv series at Athens

Final

“13 Reasons Why” is an original Netflix series that was released in March 31, 2017. The series is about  seventeen-year old Hannah Baker who attends Liberty High School and goes through many traumatic events including rape, sexual harassment and bullying. She commits suicide and records thirteen tapes, each explaining a reason for her decision of taking her own life.

Each tape tells a story about one specific person who impacted Hannah’s life. The tapes are passed down to each person who was on the tapes and eventually falls into the hands of a junior who also attends Liberty High School Clay Jensen.

The series was based on the 2007 novel “13 Reasons Why” by Jay Asher. The general story leaves behind an important message most people miss out on or generally do not discuss, which is rape and sexual assault.

According to the American Psychological Association, suicide is the third leading cause of death for youth ages 15 to 24. In most cases, depression, bullying and anxiety are causes of suicide.

Many students deal with these issues everyday but do not seek for help. According to Healthline, one in three U.S. children reports bullying at school, and one in seventeen reports of experiencing online bullying. Bullying can happen anywhere and at anytime to anyone.

“13 Reasons Why” shows the audience that bullying can affect someone more than someone would think and does impact others. The show also shows how bullying and sexual harassment do result in consequences that could be fatal.

“I think the show is really good and it sends a really strong message to all those teenagers out there who are going through tough times,” said Zahra Hussain, freshman.

 

Hannah Baker’s situation from “13 Reasons Why” was a good example that even the little things can affect someone and overtime it piles all up and could result in something negative.

“I think the show is great and sends an important message about suicide and bullying. It also shows why a person like Hannah Baker should have got help,” said Temeya Singleton, freshman.

Any student that is going through tough times should know they are not alone. In “13 Reasons Why” Hannah Baker failed to do this. It is never too late to get help and students should know it is okay to reach out for help.

“I feel that Hannah Baker should have asked for help and if she did things would’ve turned out differently,” said Singleton.

 

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