Feature
How time is being spent in class
Edward Kim, Staff Writer
October 17, 2020
Judging by the first nine weeks of distance learning, there have been substantial changes in the structure of many Diamond Bar High School classes compared to in-person instruction. Twenty-one Bull’s Eye staff members tracked how each teacher used their class time, showing a variety of results...
Making baked goods for a purpose
Rachel Lee, Asst. Opinion Editor
October 17, 2020
Though it may be impossible to deny the quality of store-bought confections, there is something about the nostalgic taste of homemade treats that brings a special kind of joy. Three Diamond Bar High School students are using their baking skills to contribute to charities they feel are doing imp...
A pleasant Surprise on Hong Kong Flavors
Marykate Palaris, Asst. A&E Editor
October 17, 2020
Asian restaurants are not uncommon throughout the Diamond Bar area, so when I stepped foot into Tasty Box BBQ, a Hong Kong barbeque establishment, I wasn’t anticipating it to be anything special. At the end of my meal, however, I found my prediction to be incorrect. Due to COVID-19, the restaurant, located in ...
Wellness recommendation challenge
October 17, 2020
VICTORIA ARTALE: 2 DAYS I started the GLC’s wellness challenge thinking I’d be lucky to last just one day. Despite what I thought, I surprised myself by making it through two days. The recommended nine hours of sleep were the hardest part for me. Going to bed Sunday night was easy since I ...
Designing on her own
Victoria Artale, Sports Editor
October 17, 2020
Despite all the chaotic happenings in the world, Annabelle Lee can be found peacefully hovering over a sewing machine. Unlike most people who’ve picked up hobbies over quarantine, however, Lee has been making clothing of her own design since last year. “Making clothing was somewhat of a spontan...
Virtual tutors for kids in need
Deesha Pathak, Asst. Sports Editor
October 17, 2020
The pandemic has forced community service club Kids2Kids to change its typical in-person volunteering to virtual tutoring. Diamond Bar High School club officers have had to make some major adjustments in order to comply with new health and safety guidelines. Kids2Kids usually travels to ...
Apps for a New School Year
Kyle Hong, Staff Writer
September 19, 2020
With the virtual school year starting, it can be difficult to get back into the swing of things. But there are many apps and websites that can be used to make things easier, from learning new material to keeping up with academic tasks. Here are a few that can help make distance learning more convenient: Kh...
Seniors Unlock New Life Skills
Connor Cho, Asst. Business Manager
September 19, 2020
While most students spent their summer break locked in their homes, four Diamond Bar High School seniors found interesting internships to liven up their summer experience. Senior James Wu had the opportunity to assist former California Assemblywoman Young Kim with her campaign for Congress, to represent C...
A Cultural Experience
Natasha Chang, Asst. A&E Editor
September 19, 2020
Given that a majority of Diamond Bar High School’s student population identifies as Asian American, junior Kyle Shiroma and senior Joshua Shiroishi decided to start a club that accentuates one of Asia’s popular cultures. “It started in chemistry class, where we found out that we were both Japan...
Boy Scouts of America
Marcus Hsieh, Asst. News Editor
September 19, 2020
Years of giving back to the community have earned multiple Boy Scouts at Diamond Bar High School their Eagle Scout ranks. The Eagle Scout rank is the highest any Boy Scout can achieve and is carried for life after completion. It requires a capstone volunteer Eagle Project as well as a leadership po...