Sean Treichler: Brown-Bound
In the fall, senior Sean Triechler will be attending Brown University, primarily for its unique Open Curriculum system. He initially was drawn to Brown and...
Tag : feature
The helping hands of Dana
by James Nollar
In life, there exist a select number of inevitabilities we as humans must each face. One of these inevitabilities is the feeling of stress, to...
Sadie Riester
After the COVID-19 shutdown last spring, Dana’s sports seasons were devastatingly cancelled. Throughout quarantine, it was challenging for many Dana athletes to try and find...
Lucia Curran: Aspiring Artist
by Ava Etemadi
For many students at Dana, 2020 has been a turbulent year, but also an opportunity to develop their talents. Junior Lucia Curran has a passion...
How Cross Country is Handling 2020 Season
by Rona Darabi
Last year, both Dana’s boys and girls cross country teams triumphed among their competitors. This year, however, due to the pandemic, the teams’ 2020 fall...
Reggie Jones: New Teacher in a New Kind of School Year
by James Nollar
Hailing from the Lone Star State of Texas, this is Mr. Reginald Jones’ first year teaching at Dana, and what a year it has been...
Natalie Granofsky: Dana’s Own Jewelry Maker
by Ava Etemadi
Many students at Dana have hobbies they enjoy, though few have channeled their passions into businesses. Natalie Granofsky, a junior at Dana, started a jewelry...
Kanoa Perman Sports Feature
by James Nollar
In spring of 2020, a shocking and disappointing turn of events left all sports seasons (at the high school, college and professional level) cancelled. This...
Talia Penzel
by Ryan Beavin
For many students in highschool, it can feel almost impossible to create real change in times of uncertainty and suffering. However, sophomore Talia Penzel does...
Robotics
by Rona Darabi
Back in October of 2013, seven Dana Hills students formed a robotics team, The Robot Dolphins from Outer Space, which is perhaps better known as...