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“Yes, And”: Dublin High’s “Improv the Nation” Club
FASU (Filipino American Student Union) club members are seen performing during the rally.
DHS Celebrates Dubversity on Grady Day
In the Performing Arts Center, the audience waits for Golden Gael to begin.
Golden Gael: Seniors Take On Spectacle
Students and teachers were each given 3 minutes to speak to the district during public comment.
Dublin Students Rally Behind Teachers at School Board Meeting
Riya Jain explains the Neutral Buoyancy Lab at NASA, the site of her first engineering internship.
UC Berkeley student Riya Jain’s advice as a mechanical engineer at NASA
California’s weakened water consumption regulations may allow water suppliers to explore costly measures, such as wastewater treatment, to comply with new standards.
California weakens new regulations limiting state water use
Friends and families walking around the Dublin St. Patricks Day festival, featuring different booths.
Dublin Celebrates St. Patricks Day
DUSD and DTA reach tentative agreement regarding teacher salary, benefits
DUSD and DTA reach tentative agreement regarding teacher salary, benefits
Students and teachers were each given 3 minutes to speak to the district during public comment.
Dublin Students Rally Behind Teachers at School Board Meeting
Green Gold and the AI Revolution in Biofuel Production 
Green Gold and the AI Revolution in Biofuel Production 
Moral dilemma introduced in the story. Should you stay in the Omelas or leave?
Moral Compromise: Lessons from ‘The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas’
Adaptations of 21st century American dramas, such as that of “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” often depict their young female protagonists according to harmful stereotypes.
Femme Fatal: a toxic depiction of young women in 21st century American media
In the Performing Arts Center, the audience waits for Golden Gael to begin.
Golden Gael: Seniors Take On Spectacle
The Remains of the Day is one of Ishiguros most acclaimed works. It also happens to be the favorite book of our very own Ms. Briggs.
Kazuo Ishiguro’s The Remains of the Day: a poignant and powerful novel
Being Mortals relatively simple cover, emphasizing its focus on the fundamentals of life, death, and mortality
Being Mortal: Death as a fundamental of life
Inside the Surprisingly Dramatic Lives of Berkeley’s Falcons
Inside the Surprisingly Dramatic Lives of Berkeley’s Falcons
For DHS and all Dublin campuses, its been over half a year since support for standard-based grading was discontinued on a district-wide level.
Standard-Based Grading: Teachers Weigh In
Meet Flaco, NYC’s Celebrity Owl
Meet Flaco, NYC’s Celebrity Owl
The holy trinity of a teenager’s skincare routine: cleanser, moisturizer, & SPF
The holy trinity of a teenager’s skincare routine: cleanser, moisturizer, & SPF
Deer culling proposition on Catalina Island sparks controversy
Deer culling proposition on Catalina Island sparks controversy
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Carrie Fishers legacy as strong-willed Princess Leia was honored at the Womens March on D.C. in marchers signs.

Women’s March Editorial: This is What Democracy Looks Like

Alexandra Stassinopoulos, Editor-in-Chief • January 24, 2017

“Show me what democracy looks like!” “This is what democracy looks like!” “Show me what democracy looks like!” “This is what democracy looks like!”   Of all the messages...

Anxious people await at the Fort Lauderdale Airport after the shooting.

Fort Lauderdale from a DHS Student’s Perspective

Ashley Kim, Managing Editor • January 22, 2017

Some time after the tragic Fort Lauderdale shooting, a student at DHS has come forward with a unique perspective. Senior and varsity sideline cheerleader Tinna Zhu and her family were in the Fort Lauderdale...

Noah Mac and Bailey Diaz in the One Acts.

The DHS Student Directed One Acts Begin with Big Success

Emily Ellis, Writer • January 22, 2017

Over the past few months, the DHS Drama Department has been tirelessly working in order to prepare for their one acts, and it is very clear that all of that practice has paid off.   “It's...

Sherlock: Season 4 Finale “The Final Problem” Stuns With Its Emotional Moments and Shocking Plot Twists

Ashley Kim, Managing Editor • January 21, 2017

JANUARY 15, 2017- Since its creation in 2010 by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, BBC Sherlock has been a TV show known for its intelligent storylines and its title character, played by the actor Benedict...

2017 Golden Globes: This Year’s Best Blunders and Beauties

Eugenia Gavrilova, Entertainment Editor • January 14, 2017

JANUARY 10, 2017 -- Held on Sunday, January 8th in Beverly Hills, the 74th annual Golden Globes did not fail to deliver on kicking off the 2017 award show season with plenty of memorable moments. The night...

Sherlock: “The Lying Detective” Is a Dark, Poignant Look at What It Truly Means to Love

Ashley Kim, Managing Editor • January 12, 2017
The second installment of BBC Sherlock’s season four, directed by Nick Hurran and written by co-creator Steven Moffat, is everything that makes Sherlock one of the most loved, critically acclaimed shows on television. Action packed and twisted, it appeals to all of the thrill-seekers, the ones who watched Sherlock for its adventurous, modern spirit. More importantly, however, this episode of Sherlock unveils the strong relationship between Sherlock Holmes and John Watson in a way that has never been seen before.

Sherlock: Season 4 Premiere “The Six Thatchers” Is Complicated and Revolutionary

Ashley Kim, Managing Editor • January 4, 2017

  After one year of planning and filming, BBC Sherlock’s co-creators Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss finally have Sherlock Holmes and John Watson return to London for another thrilling case concerning...

Wrestling Season Update: Cuffing Season or Weight Cutting Season?

Pradeep Arumugam, Guest Writer • December 5, 2016

While couples are getting together for the fall cuddling with each other, wrestlers are starting to lose weight to make it down to their desired weight classes. This is also the first year in all of Dublin...

Union Square on Christmas!

Holiday Happenings in the Bay Area

Eugenia Gavrilova, Entertainment Editor • December 5, 2016

The holiday season is officially upon us, and all lovers of Christmas spirit and wintertime joy alike can finally listen to their mile-long playlists free of judgement. However, there are plenty of...

How to: Get Through Midterm Less Stressed & Dead

How to: Get Through Midterm Less Stressed & Dead

Bea Mendoza, Writer • December 5, 2016

‘Tis the season, readers! No, no, we’re not talking about the season with heavy coats, halls decked with holly, bells ring-ting-tingling, and holiday laziness. It’s nearly time for finals! To...

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