Romero moves on from DBHS

Renee Elefante, News Editor

After five years at Diamond Bar High School, forensics teacher Leonard Romero will not be returning this fall. Instead, he will be teaching the forensic science course, which is a part of the Administration...

Project Magic Greenhouse prevails in APES competition

Anika Yatawara, Asst. News Editor

The AP Environmental Science classes at Diamond Bar High School once again held their annual competition in the hopes of inspiring students to leave a positive imprint on both the community and environment....

Adversity score provides incomplete socioeconomic context for students

Grace Lee, Opinion Editor

College Board has recently been facing scrutiny over adopting the Environmental Context Dashboard, more commonly known as adversity scores, to assign scores that balance test results with a student’s...

Eye of the Editors: Revising swimming unit

Though swimming classes are obsolete at most high schools, Diamond Bar High School freshmen who take P.E. are required to complete the unit. Swimming for P.E. sounds fun in theory, but it is pointless...

Soaring into CIF championship

Kate Zheng, Feature Editor

The CIF championships were not looking too promising when the Arcadia Apaches took an early 4-1 lead over  Diamond Bar High School badminton team. It was the first time the Brahma’s had trailed in a...

Flipping from beams to boards

Victoria Artale, Photo Editor

Mackenzie Kim, who spent eight years as a gymnast, has switched from flipping on a balance beam to jumping off a 10-meter platform. The freshman is one of the two divers who represent Diamond Bar High...