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KICKER - The 10th Mountain Division returns to New York from Afghanistan in a C-17 Globemaster from Afghanistan. This issue could develop into a future problem, as more terrorist attacks could happen around the world., writes columnist Brody Roettger. The United States has since sent 3,000 troops back into Afghanistan.

In or out?

Brody Roettger, Journalist
October 8, 2021
ANXIETY ALERT- Returning from an online school year has triggered stress among students so far this year. “It feels like I have been stressed all the time,” said sophomore Binh Le, “I was nervous about making new friends and handling the workload of classes. If you are feeling stressed, school officials encourage you to see your counselor.

Stressed Students

Isabella Rayball, Staff Writer
October 5, 2021
The team huddled with fans watching

Football is back!

Ashley Hovendon, Staff writer
October 1, 2021
IB Successful

IB Successful

Epiphany Valos, Staff writer
April 15, 2021
WELCOMED DONATIONS - Student chairs of the Welcome to America committee at DM Jiatian Yin (11) and Esther Low (10) taking a break from loading donated computers onto a Welcome to America truck. This was taken at the Computer Drive where they collected donated electronics from DM students.

Welcome to WTA!

Isaac Williams, Staff writer
March 23, 2021
STILL THE GOAT: At age 43, Tom Brady shows no signs of slowing down, says Wolfs Prints Abigail Whyte.

TB or not TB

Abigail Whyte, Staff Writer
March 23, 2021
MASTERING THE MASTER SCHEDULE: Mr. Andrews used to utilize this board to plan the master schedule. “I usually don’t start from scratch,” Mr. Andrews said. “I usually take the template from last year and move things around.” This year, however, Mr. Andrews will be planning the schedule electronically.

A course toward the future

Christopher Lessler, Staff Writer
March 23, 2021
Jack Yampolsky (11), Sophie Perlstein (10), Maya Ekobo (10), and Amanda Ortega (10) protest the SUSD Governing Boards decision earlier this month to move to six periods. More than 80 percent of students and teachers preferred the old schedule, according to polling.

Still not happy

Matthew Colvin
March 23, 2021
Ready to Rumble

Ready to Rumble

March 19, 2021
Freshman Bahr Malinovitz, speaks to dozens of DMHS students who staged a sit in after fourth period Thursday protesting the Scottsdale Unified School District decision to move to a full-day schedule March 15 after spring break ends. Eighty-seven percent of high school students voted against full day. To see that our voices were not considered, not heard, is insane, she said, urging the crowd to email school board members in protest. Because we, as the 87 percent, need to be heard, need to be addressed, need to be considered.

Not gonna stand for it

From Staff Reports
March 4, 2021
WANTED: Writers, artists

WANTED: Writers, artists

February 24, 2021
WANTED: Your opinion!

WANTED: Your opinion!

February 23, 2021
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