Thomas De Alba, Co-Editor-in-Chief
June 10, 2013
Jessica Jones (right) recieves special youth award from SCCA board member Dennis Rosatti. Before a crowd of 200 packed into Shone... READ MORE »»
Thomas De Alba, Co-Editor-in-Chief
May 25, 2013
Class of 2013 graduate Jenna Burkman receives her diploma. The largest graduating class in Santa Rosa Junior College history walked... READ MORE »»
Caption: SRJC graduates and friends Justin Brown, Madison Scarbrough and Kyle Morgan stand in line together near Tauzer Gymnasium, waiting for the ceremony to begin.
Nadav Soroker, Co-Editor-in-Chief
May 13, 2013
Dancers flood the halls of Tauzer Gym as they take every spare minute to practice the 18 dances that make up “Life As We Know... READ MORE »»
Caption: Jessica Tullock gets ready to rehearse a shortened version of the classic “Cell Block Tango” from “Chicago,” choreographed by SRJC student Sierra Steele.
Cassidy Mila, Centerspread Editor
May 13, 2013
After a hiatus of almost four years, the Santa Rosa Junior College and the surrounding community eagerly anticipated the return... READ MORE »»
Caption: Photos by Joseph Barkoff; Illustration by Daniel Barba
Thomas De Alba, Co-Editor-in-Chief
May 13, 2013
Alex Campbell’s laughter still echoes throughout the Oak Leaf office. His music still reverberates through every carefully mixed... READ MORE »»
Caption: Alex Campbell July 24, 1974 - May 4, 2013 (Illustration by Daniel Barba)
Nadav Soroker, Co-Editor-in-Chief
“Life As We Know It” sprang to vibrant life on the Burbank stage for its limited run this weekend. With... read story
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Keshia Knight, Managing Editor
Fans of modern punk-rock often say that The Wonder Years are a joke of a band and don’t have what it... read story
May 15, 2013 • 0 comments
Anna Hecht, Staff Writer
If you think you’ve seen every theater production Santa Rosa Junior College had to offer, you might... read story
May 13, 2013 • 0 comments
Anna Hecht, Staff Writer
With stunning French compositions, a beautiful medley of songs from “Les Miserables” and a choir... read story
May 13, 2013 • 2 comments
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Deborah San Angelo, Staff Writer
Thrusting through the air at 5000 feet per second, the whoosh can be heard by insects. A projectile with... read story
May 16, 2013
Ellen Thomsen, Guest Columnist
I am one of the lucky few SRJC students who ventured to Florence, Italy, to learn both a school and from... read story
May 16, 2013
Deborah San Angelo, Staff Writer
Any period will do: Ancient Rome, Victorian England, the American 60s; revolutions aren’t in short... read story
May 16, 2013
Erik Jorgensen, Staff Writer
I buried my dad Wednesday. Dry thunder crackled and echoed across the canyons and foothills of the mountain... read story
May 14, 2013
Ken Kutska, A&E Editor
Media streaming giants Netflix and Amazon seem to have limitless potential. These two powerhouses, established,... read story
May 14, 2013
Emily Seder, Guest Columnist
When couples with children break up, there’s always a period of time when one or both parties have... read story
May 13, 2013
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Thomas De Alba, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Jessica Jones (right) recieves special youth award from SCCA board member Dennis Rosatti. Before a crowd... read story
June 10, 2013
Thomas De Alba, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Class of 2013 graduate Jenna Burkman receives her diploma. The largest graduating class in Santa Rosa... read story
May 25, 2013
Oak Leaf Staff
The Oak Leaf accrued a dozen state awards from two different journalism organizations last month. Oak... read story
May 14, 2013
Anna Hecht, Staff Writer
SRJC President Dr. Frank Chong will award the President’s Medallion to Stephen Olson during the President’s... read story
May 13, 2013
Anna Hecht, Staff Writer
Spring Speech Night May 7 in Newman Auditorium marked the conclusion of Mariah Noah and Jakob Christensen’s... read story
May 13, 2013
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Andrew McQuiddy, Features Editor
The D’Argenzio family believes in heritage right down to the roots and that extends to their latest project, the Heritage... read story
May 13, 2013
DeAnna Hettinger, Contributing Writer
A red ball lies in Frank Balzerak’s left hand. He closes his hand and asks a participant to close hers. The participant... read story
May 13, 2013
Andrew McQuiddy, Features Editor
Jeff Elliott, in addition to his roles as writer and photographer, wears the mantle of mad scientist: he’s restoring... read story
May 13, 2013
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Thomas De Alba, Co-Editor-in-Chief
I spent my Thursday night watching the Warriors and Sharks lose back-to-back playoff games in a matter... read story
May 18, 2013
Patrick Dineen, Staff Writer
There is a saying that you can learn more from a loss than a win. Apparently, some sports experts haven’t... read story
May 13, 2013
Jimmy Merrill, Assistant Sports Editor
The San Francisco Giants are coming off a second World Series championship in three years, but if you... read story
May 13, 2013
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