A student-operated publication at Santa Rosa Junior College.

The Oak Leaf
A student-operated publication at Santa Rosa Junior College.

The Oak Leaf
A student-operated publication at Santa Rosa Junior College.

The Oak Leaf
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Disabled Air Force veteran Anthony Clark gazes out of the window from the recliner to which most of his life is restricted.
The "Spellers" meet in Doyle Library with their Communication Regulation Partners. Back row (left to right): Dean Carlson, Noah McSweeney, Ryan Heller, Kira Duley. Front Row (left to right): Martha Carlson, Buckminster Barrett, Lindsey Goodrich, Erica Richards, Nancy Dulet
Leslie Dalton-Ramage began her art studies at the SRJC at the age of 57 and graduated in 2023 with honors. The SRJC was her springboard to Sonoma State.
Henry Fliflet's boat docks along a beach on Tomales Bay as the sun sets on a long day.
Gabby Schenone gazes through the fence along the Magnolia Park softball field on January 28, 2025 in Rohnert Park, California.
SRJC students hastily make their way to their classes in the new Lindley Center for STEM Education May 1, 2025.
Dating apps have gamified what should be a fun, spontaneous and exciting way to meet people. They also only show part of someone’s personality and likeness.
The weary eye of a gambler shines through a five of diamonds in the never-ending quest to get-rich-quick - or at least cover college tuition.
Oak Leaf editor Oliver Kindt is overwhelmed by the riches that could be his with one lucky spin
Artwork created on Canva by Nathan Kaito Morris.
Dolly Levi, Jewels Long Beach, Roxy DelValle and April Carrion all deliver an impeccable performance on a night of leisure at Hamburger Mary's on Friday, March 7, 2025, in Long Beach, California
Language used surrounding mental illness may be intended to be fun or helpful, but in reality it comes across uneducated and just as harmful as an insult.
Graphical layout from The Oak Leaf Magazine designed by Nathan Kaito Morris and Rosemary Cromwell using photos from Cromwell and co-author Zoe Steiner.
(Bottom) Unedited photos from Ellie Kohtz's iPhone 15. (Top) Kohtz's photos made using iPhone editing tools.

Ellie Kohtz, Reporter

May 14, 2025

Occupanology is the study and taxonomic classification of plastic bread clips, a niche and silly hobby that has been adopted by thousands of people.
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