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ATHENS ORACLE

The official student news site of Athens Drive High School

ATHENS ORACLE

The official student news site of Athens Drive High School

ATHENS ORACLE

Oracle Observations: Summer Funatics Podcast
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Rowan Bissett and Elijah HoskinsApril 24, 2024

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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
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Deevani Rodriguez, Corissa Greene, Sama Yousef, Elijah Hoskins, and Hannah SuehleApril 19, 2024

Oracle Observations: Understanding Ramadan
Oracle Observations: Understanding Ramadan
Farah Al-Rbehat and Sophie KingApril 17, 2024

Meet the Staff
Sophie King
Sophie King
Assistant Editor

Sophie King is a Junior at Athens Drive and is the Editorial editor for the Athens Oracle. She enjoys hanging out with friends, painting, and playing the piano and guitar. She hopes to shine a light on...

Ella Johnson
Ella Johnson
News Copy Editor

Ella Johnson (Right) is a Sophomore at Athens Drive High School. This is her first semester writing for the Athens Oracle. Outside of school, she enjoys playing soccer, hanging out with friends, and listening...

Nora Richards
Nora Richards
Assistant Editor

Nora Richards is a junior here at Athens Drive. This is her third year being a part of Athens Oracle. She enjoys swimming, making jewelry, and hanging out with friends.

    Iphone 11 breaks new ground

    The Apple company has come out and given everyone a sneak peek of  the new iPhone 11 with an improved camera. Since June 29, 2007, Apple has been making iPhones, improving with each generation. On september 10, the newest generation was confirmed.The iPhone 11. This new model will be released on September 20 and has a starting price of $699, rather than the huge price of the iPhone x.

      Although the camera has better quality and a night mode camera setting, some people  have not liked the new model because of the camera lenses being small and close together.  Specifically, people have disliked the lenses because of trypophobia, fear of small holes. Apple has not brought up the situation and how they are dealing with it, but it has definitely caught people’s attention. The three lenses that the iPhone 11 comes with are the most eye catching and are the biggest change. The lens to the right is the ultra wide camera, the top left is the wide camera, and the bottom left is telephoto camera. The cameras are integrated with a stronger glass on the back of the iPhone. There are different zoom in settings such as a 360 zoom in and out.

    “I really like the camera even though I know most people don’t, but I’m really into photography and stuff so like I find it cool,” said Adria Jones, Career and Technical Education teacher.

     There are new features such as IOS 13, faster face ID unlocking, one more hour of battery life and dual camera system with 12-megapixel lenses: wide and ultra wide. The flash and timer are hidden away. The iPhone 11 has its new personal features and iPhones in general will be getting the IOS 13 update. There are also new colors for the iPhone 11, such as lavender; green, red, yellow, black and white. Although the iPhone 11 has come quick, the apple business is growing on ideas and growing bigger.

    “It’s like the air pods, people will say they don’t like them or think they’re ugly but then they go get them,” said Kerene Kiatoko, senior.

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