Thunberg: Light in Trying Times
Greta Thunberg, a young Swedish climate activist, has made quite a significant impact on the world lately. At only 16 years old, she has dedicated...
Month : October 2019
Sleep vs Homework: Sleep Deprivation in Students
by Jake Clayton
With extracurriculars, sports and volunteering on top of loads of homework, students sometimes have to choose between staying up late to complete homework or having...
Free College: Ideal, But Unrealistic
It is that time of year again. Colleges are visiting, college hoodies are out, and academic advisors are filing through the ocean of inquisitive students....
‘Joker’ Movie Review
“Joker,” the newest and perhaps darkest film based on DC material, released on Oct. 4, 2019. The thriller film depicts the story of Arthur Fleck...
Social Media’s Role in Depression
Depression is shown to be on the rise among young adults and teens. This health disorder is very common, and recently has become more common....
Video Games: Needless Pushback?
by James Nollar
It is 1993. A mother notices her son playing Doom, the first installment in one of the most violent video game franchises of all time....
National Merit Scholar Semifinalist: Charlie Gravitt
This fall, word has spread among students and staff about Dana Hills’ National Merit Scholar semifinalist. Senior Charlie Gravitt is the honored student, qualifying based...
Dana Hills Homecoming Dance
by Max Upp
On Oct. 5, 2019, Dana Hills High School hosted our annual homecoming dance. This year, the dance, themed “The Greatest Circus on Earth,” emulated a...
Homecoming 2019
Previous Next In the first week of October, Dana celebrated the highly anticipated homecoming week, themed “The Greatest Showman.” To get excited for the big...
Climate Change Walkouts
Through the years, there have been a number of reasons that have prompted students to walk out of their classes in protest. This year, students...