The Pajama Game Was Worth Far More Than 7 and a Half Cents
Riya Chopra, Staff Writer
May 14, 2019
This April saw the curtain close on another successful DHS Drama season with their production of The Pajama Game, originally written by George Abbott and Richard Bissell. The musical, which takes place in a pajama factory where the workers are fighting for a seven-and-a-half cent raise, primarily fo...
Lawsuit Brought Against TVROP Names Former DUSD Superintendent Dr. Leslie Boozer
Kaushikee Nayudu, Editor-in-Chief
April 24, 2019
On or around March 20th, several teachers found a document on their car or windshields. The document was a copy of an attention of claims delivered to the Tri-Valley Regional Occupational Program (TVROP) detailing a lawsuit being brought against them by James R. Hicks, Esquire of Douglas/Hicks Law on...
Angst Screening Strives to Initiate a Much-Needed Conversation on Campus
Danielle Tran, Student Life Editor
April 23, 2019
“As long as it touches one person, we know we made a difference.” Dr. Sarah Munoz, DHS psychologist A sudden shortness of breath. Sweat gathering in your palms, your face, your neck. Blurred vision, unexplainable heat rising in your cheeks. These, amongst others, are physical symptoms indi...
Profiling Talented and Dedicated Student Artists: Jessica Huang and Emma Sundstrom
Kaushikee Nayudu, Staff Writer
April 21, 2019
With several opportunities for students to explore the arts and develop new skills, DHS art programs have fostered incredibly talented artists. While the Dublin Shield has profiled several musicals, concerts, and showcases in the past, we also wanted to profile student involvement in the arts to gain...
English Department Implements Readiness Tests to Factor into Course Placement
Riya Chopra, Staff Writer
April 21, 2019
Every year at Dublin High, third quarter brings a rush of stressful decision-making and endless papers as scheduling and class selection for the next school year begin. While the DHS counselors and faculty make a point every year to remind students not to overextend themselves and to choose their classes car...
DHS Hosts the 2019 Special Olympics
Danielle Tran, Student Life Editor
April 21, 2019
On Tuesday, February 26th, schools from across the Tri-Valley gathered at DHS to participate in the 2019 Special Olympics. In light of the rainy weather, students were ushered indoors to participate in basketball games hosted in both, the old gym as well as the Sports Complex. However, the stormy co...
2nd Annual DHS Science and Engineering Fair Brings New Champions
Sahand Adibnia, Staff Writer
March 24, 2019
On Saturday, February 9th, Dublin High School hosted its second annual science and engineering fair. After five months of hard work, DHS students stood next to their projects for an hour and a half, either in the morning or afternoon, and presented to a number of judges. From literature reviews on piez...
How to Spend a Day in San Francisco
Audrey Kang, Social Media Manager
March 24, 2019
One of the best things about living in Dublin is how convenient it is to go to San Francisco, one of the most beautiful and famous cities in the world. With the beautiful bay, grand architecture, good eats, and gorgeous hill views, what is there not to love? My friends like to joke that I’m always in...
Science Teacher Still Concerned About Water Quality
Kaushikee Nayudu, Editor-in-Chief
February 23, 2019
Considering the issues raised about water quality in previous years, Mr. Shawn McGarrah, a science teacher at DHS, wanted to establish whether “the water [he] was regularly drinking is something that was good or safe.” It’s important to note that though Mr. McGarrah’s independent study yielded inter...
String of Vandalistic Events Leads to Shutdown of DHS Bathrooms
Danielle Tran, Student Life Editor
February 23, 2019
Considering the persistent amount of graffiti present in bathrooms the previous school year, vandalism certainly wouldn’t be considered a new issue at Dublin High. However, its frequency, as well as the extremity of the vandalistic acts over the past few months, have escalated dramatically, leaving...