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I THINK, THEREFORE IB: The International Baccalaureate Student Association provides IB students social and academic support. “[School] becomes all the more easier when you have a support network to stick together with and help each other learn,” Mr. Rouhani said. Interested in joining IBSA? Contact: Semera Kimbel Sannit at skimbelsannit92@susdgapps.org or Claryssa Dunigan at cdunigan23@susdgapps.org

IBSA makes learning ‘a ball’

Isaac Williams, Staff writer
November 24, 2020
NO AMNESTY FOR RIGHTS: DM has launched Amnesty Club, which, like its inspiration, Amnesty International, fights for all human rights. “In light of recent events, I feel like the school was missing a club that advocated for human rights and human rights is a universal thing” said junior Elalaoui-Pinedo, president of the club. To join the club, text @amnestydm to 81010 or email delalaouipinedo57@susdgapps.org

Defending Freedom

Matthew Colvin, Staff writer
November 24, 2020

Surprise, surprise

Chloe Allen, Staff writer
November 20, 2020
BITTERSWEET VICTORY: A 12-hour hike in freezing Icelandic weather left freshman Olivia Cullen feeling accomplished, but sad as her

A towering accomplishment

Abigail Whyte, Staff writer
November 18, 2020
STARTING THE DAY WELL-FED: After receiving a free breakfast, Sadie Lattanzio (10) passes by cafeteria manager Eva Youssef. Lattanzio receives meals “every single day,” she said, for “both breakfast and lunch.” Breakfasts are served in the cafeteria, somewhat similar to how they would typically be served, but lunches are served either by the exitway to the busses or in the cafeteria, both in a grab’n’go fashion.

Walking away from à la cartes

Christopher Lessler, Staff writer
November 12, 2020
The belief that republican point of view is discriminated against at Desert Mountain “goes both ways,” said Young Democrats Club co-president Eli Tebeau, “There is a lot of rush back when people express themselves.” Illustrator Nora Khaled used blank paper alcohol based markers and fine-tipped pens.

Bridging the great divide

Katie Hofmann, Staff writer
November 9, 2020
Mrs. Dorsch replaces Ms. Loftus as DM's College and Career Center administrator. She can be reached through email at jenniferdorsch@susd.org. The College and Career room will be moved to the library this year, instead of over by the book store.

The Future is Here

Marissa Wyszynski, Staff writer
October 20, 2020
COLLEGE-APP BLUES: Illustrator Nora Khaled used blank paper alcohol based markers and fine-tipped pens to capture the anxiety seniors are facing while applying for colleges during a pandemic.

Colleges adopting ‘holistic approach’ in admissions, counselors say

Jordan Wright, Editor-in-chief
October 16, 2020

One-computer schoolhouse

Christopher Lessler, Staff writer
October 16, 2020

Home Alone

Chloe Allen, Staff writer
October 16, 2020
Illustrator Nora Khaled used blank paper alcohol based markers and fine-tipped pens to portray the challenges faced this school year by teachers, who said the lessons learned while teaching Enhanced Distance Learning during the first quarter will help them as they transition to online. “Even though before having to go online I was always a paper and pencil person, I will definitely consider using technology in the future,” said Mrs. Varosky, who teaches freshman English at DM. About 85 percent of DM students returned to in person instruction on Oct. 12.

Stressed at a desk

Abigail Whyte, Staff writer
October 5, 2020
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