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History club hits top ten
Curtis Chyau, Staff Writer
February 10, 2024

After delving into history books, the Diamond Bar High School History Club took eighth place at the National History Bowl regional qualifier. The National History Bowl is a history-based competition open to teams from several high schools. The teams that place in the top 50% in the regional competitions move on to a national competition held later in...

AIMEing for the sky
Eric Zhang, Asst. Feature Editor
February 10, 2024

This year, 10 talented Diamond Bar High School students qualified for the prestigious American Invitational Mathematics Exam (AIME), which was held on Feb. 1. Those who qualified included freshman Russell Kuo, sophomores Jesse Hu, Brian Huang, Kevin Kim, Nathan Tien, Jay Tsuei, Eric Zhang, and seniors Bryce Chang and Jennifer Cheng.  Top scorers...

TEDx with DBHS: vocalizing wellness
Joanne Lee, Photo Editor
February 10, 2024

Placing themselves under the spotlight, a handful of select Diamond Bar High School students shone as they took the stage to share their TEDx speeches in an event hosted and organized by the Wellness Center.  After a rigorous audition process, 18 student speakers were selected. The speeches were hosted on Jan. 23 and participants spoke in groups...

Classroom showcase by dusk
James Yang, Asst. News Editor
February 10, 2024

The culmination of much coordination and hard work, this year’s Open House event at Diamond Bar High School brought much enjoyment to the teachers, parents and students who participated. Having prepared for Open House as early as last year, those involved in the preparation of the various activities intended to make Jan. 25 a night to remember. Among...

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Ins & Outs
Cecilia Su, Asst. Sports Editor
February 28, 2024

Looking back on 2023 there were numerous fashion trends that came and went from  preppy outfits to mermaid core. Now that we’ve begun a fresh start to a new year, it’s time to decide our fashion ins and outs for 2024.  In: Coquette  As the year came to a close, we saw practically everything wrapped up in the most perfect of bows as...

Helping shoot for the stars
Emma Chuang, Staff Writer
February 10, 2024

Encouraging women and people of color to shoot for the stars, Diamond Bar High School sophomore Andrea Yang’s self-made app, “Starfly”, was awarded winner of the U.S Congressional App Challenge.  Based on an educational IOS app coded in a program called Swift, Starfly is designed for minority groups, specifically. The name, Starfly, is a play...

Students brighten lives of seniors
James Yang, Asst. News Editor
February 10, 2024

Collaborating alongside other Diamond Bar High School students in his non-profit organization, the Sunshine Hearts Foundation, junior Justin Tsuei travels to retirement homes aiming to brighten others’ lives. Tsuei started the organization in Aug. 2023 to spread awareness for senior isolation in retirement homes, as well as helping elders re-experience...

Shining under the spotlight
Aaron Shaw, Staff Writer
February 10, 2024

Diamond Bar High School’s Asian Fashion Week models,  junior Annie Guo and senior Andrew Chen, are no strangers to the spotlight.  Guo began modeling at 15 as a hobby after some motivation from her parents to start. She found herself taking modeling more seriously as her peers provided inspiration to pursue it. On the other hand, Chen got his...

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Tune in: 21 Savage’s American Dream
Micah Noritake, Asst. A&E Editor
February 10, 2024

The grand symphony of 21 Savage's newest album, one of the most hyped up albums of the last year, dropped on January 12. American Dream, containing 15 songs with beautifully developed features from artists like Doja Cat to Metro Boomin, perfectly conveys his message about America and the social disparities he faced in society.  The first time listening...

Notes of Triumph: Lucas O’Brien
Alex Guan, Contributing Writer
February 10, 2024

Composing their original music and combining their efforts into a singular work, Diamond Bar High School’s Performing Arts Academy Advanced Music Program president, Lucas O’Brien, made news on Jan. 6 when he reunited with alumni Bryan Chiu and Avery Li to record new music.   Using recording equipment and facilities in DBHS’ instrumental music...

DB Dance Company continues the legacy
Curtis Chyau, Staff Writer
February 10, 2024

As Diamond Bar High School Dance Company prepares to freestyle through their upcoming season, they have organized several events to both prepare for the season and collaborate together as a team.  Serving as a fundraiser for Dance Company, the event allows for the members of Dance Company to interact with and recruit kids aged 5-13 from various...

Draped in drama: Golden Globes
Ariel Shan, Asst. Opinion Editor
February 10, 2024

“And the Golden Globe goes to… Barbie!” The audience exploded into roaring applause as the camera panned over to actress Margot Robbie and the cast of “Barbie.” They had just won the Cinematic and Box Office Achievement, a new category added in 2024. However, the show did not treat “Barbie” as deserving of such an award.  The Golden...

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End of preteens
End of preteens
Meilan Busteed, Cartoonist
February 7, 2024

Cartoon by Jasmine Chen
Morning traffic jam jamboree
Aaron Shaw, Staff Writer
February 7, 2024

Driving. Let’s be real here–it’s not that difficult. Most cars nowadays have that automatic fancy schmancy stuff that does half the driving for you, yet some of you still can’t drive in a straight line. There are two pedals down there–Left brake, right gas. Press it, it’ll do what you want. That wheel at your chest? Turn it. See what happens.  Honestly,...

Flaws in the US tipping system
Eric Zhang, Asst. Feature Editor
February 7, 2024

Although the U.S. is one of the most advanced first-world countries, its tipping culture is still extremely outdated. America’s growth in economic size, technological innovation and social standards are restrained by its current tipping culture, which creates financial instability for service workers, unreasonable standards for consumers and only...

A vote for youth
Jianlan Busteed, Editor-in-Chief
February 7, 2024

So many times I have heard older generations complain about political apathy in young voters, blaming them for sitting idly as the results skewed out of their favor. But with such a big election at stake, instead of asking what the youth can do for their country, we must now begin to ask what our country can do for its youth. Imagine a country of...

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Propelling towards CIF success in the water
Emma Chuang, Staff Writer
February 10, 2024

After asserting victory against multiple schools, the Diamond Bar High School girls water polo team has claimed their spot in CIF. Their current overall record is 6-12 and their league record is 2-4.  To wrap up their regular season, girls water polo suffered a nail-biting 10-11 loss to Don Lugo on senior night. However, throughout the season, the...

New talents drive basketball to CIF
Maia Pak, Editor in Chief
February 10, 2024

Looking toward CIF playoffs, the Diamond Bar High School boys basketball team bounces back from tough season losses, finishing third in the Hacienda League with a 7-3 record. Working through the challenges that come with playing more experienced teams as a young group, the team has focused on fine tuning their teamwork and chemistry. “I feel...

Brahma Athlete takes a step towards her future
Emma Chuang, Asst. Sports Editor
February 10, 2024

Launching her college career, junior Natalie Kim committed to Biola University’s softball program in Dec. 2023.  From the age of 10, Kim fell in love with softball. She has developed a deep bond with the sport, creating many friendships on the softball field. “Since I know where I’m going for college already, I am able to relax through...

AOTM: Kiera Ruelas
Aaron Shaw, Staff Writer
February 10, 2024

The ball flies through the air. 22 players on the field, and time freezes. As it slowly falls, one player is faster than the rest. February Athlete of the Month Keira Ruelas slides, foot to the ball. Interception! Ruelas was introduced to the game of soccer at a young age, starting her journey with her local American Youth Soccer Organization. Growing...

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Volunteer clubs on our campus are dying– both internally and externally.
October 8, 2023

For many Diamond Bar High School students, leadership roles in prominent volunteer clubs are the epitome of success. However, beyond the title...

Eye of Editors
May 18, 2023

The mantra  “pull yourself up by your bootstraps” is instilled into the minds of all Americans, solidified through the very culture and...

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A passion for politics
Cecilia Su, Asst. Sports Editor
February 10, 2024

From engaging with local council members to learning leadership experiences through senate members, Diamond Bar High School’s Politics Society...

Reaching for the stars
Joanne Lee, Web Editor
December 25, 2023

Reaching for the stars, Diamond Bar High School's Astronomy Club skyrockets into the new school year. Since astronomy has many different subcategories...

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Notes of Triumph: Lucas O’Brien
Alex Guan, Contributing Writer
February 10, 2024

Composing their original music and combining their efforts into a singular work, Diamond Bar High School’s Performing Arts Academy Advanced...

Inspiring brahmas through social media
Hilary Hui, Feature Editor
October 8, 2023

Molding himself into one of the most iconic people at Diamond Bar High School, senior Ryan Giang has sought art and inspiration through fitness...

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Tune in: 21 Savage’s American Dream
Micah Noritake, Asst. A&E Editor
February 10, 2024

The grand symphony of 21 Savage's newest album, one of the most hyped up albums of the last year, dropped on January 12. American Dream, containing...

Tune in: For All The Dogs
Micah Noritake, Asst. A&E Editor
November 18, 2023

Dominant hip-hop artist Drake dropped his newest album, “For All The Dogs,” on October 6. Although the 23-track album is filled to the brim...

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AOTM: Dodi Hassan
Maia Pak and Jianlan Busteed
November 21, 2023

Though he’d never been a part of a sports team prior, Abdelrahman (Dodi) Hassan quickly swam up the Diamond Bar High School boys water polo...

AOTM: Amber Yu
Aaron Shaw, Staff Writer
November 21, 2023

One, two, three, four. One, two, three, four. Her heart is racing, her eyes blacking out. However, she doesn’t give up. Her legs take control,...

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