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Columnist Abigail Whyte says those who were involved in the Jan. 6 occupation of Congress are guilty of an unconscionable act that is unacceptable and deserving of punishment.

[Photo] An insight into incitement

February 19, 2021
More than half of DM students favor Netflix over all other streaming services, according to a recent Wolfs Print survey.

[Photo] Strife of the streaming services

February 2, 2021
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[Photo] Get cooking!

February 4, 2021
STOPPING A SUPERIMPOSED SURGE: On Nov. 13, Superintendent Menzel sent a letter asking for all students who travel or partake in large gatherings during Thanksgiving break to quarantine for two weeks afterward. There is currently discussion about implementing a similar request for winter break, in the hopes of preventing a surge in COVID-19 cases similar to that seen after Thanksgiving. Board member-elect Dr. Hart-Wells says that using masks can help subdue surges in COVID-19 spread. “We have masks available to us now,” Dr. Hart-Wells said; “we don’t have to wait on a vaccine.”

[Photo] The holiday gift of quarantining

January 4, 2021
THIS BATTLE NO GAME: These new consoles, which are much differently shaped and sized than their older counterparts, are battling it out. While it may seem like these platforms are vastly different and against each other, they are very similar (each sells for about $499) and phenomenal in different ways. According to express.com, PS5 is outpacing Xbox in both the United States and Europe during the opening weeks of sales--1.4 million to 998,000 in the U.S., and about 1.5 million to 481,000 in Europe.

[Photo] Console Conflict

December 31, 2020
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[Photo] Election jitters

November 5, 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.

[Photo] Bridging the great divide

November 9, 2020
STILL A STIGMA: Between 10 and 20 percent of teens experience mental health conditions, according to the World Health Organization. “There still is a stigma but I would argue its not as strong as it used to be because people are more open about it, the media encourages [discussing] it more often,” said psychology teacher Ms. Onofry, “but there still definitely is a stigma.” Illustrator Nora Khaled used blank paper alcohol based markers and fine-tipped pens to create this illustration.

[Photo] Mental Health Matters

Jordan Wright, Editor-in-Chief
January 28, 2021
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. Most schools are saying that they’re taking a more holistic approach,” said Ms. Dorsch, the new college and career counselor here at DM, “mostly because there are kids who were unable to test in spring or even the fall.

[Photo] Colleges adopting 'holistic approach' in admissions, counselors say

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.

[Photo] Stressed at a desk

Abigail Whyte, Staff writer
October 5, 2020
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