June 15, 2020
When it was announced that Diamond Bar High School was going to participate in distance-learning, students had mixed emotions. After three months of this program, it is clear that this method needs some improvements.
D...
Rachel Lee, Asst. Opinion Editor
June 14, 2020
On the morning of June 2, Instagram users searching for information related to the Black Lives Matter movement were greeted by a flood of black squares.
This movement, dubbed Blackout Tuesday, was started by two black women in t...
Reyna Wan, Opinion Editor
June 14, 2020
What started off as two marketing representatives hoping to initiate a conversation on black oppression in the music industry, quickly evolved into a social media campaign that further proved the unity behind the Black Lives Ma...
Josh Chou, Editor-In-Chief
June 14, 2020
Everyday I strive to tell myself that I’m unique, I’m special and I deserve attention because my problems aren’t like anyone else's.
So, of course, it was no surprise to find a personally addressed letter on my doorste...
Camille McCurry, Editor-In-Chief
June 11, 2020
A good leader is someone who guides people to a peaceful resolution in times of crisis; who makes use of the power of office to improve the lives of those they represent. But our president, Donald Trump, has continuously failed ...
Somiya Jajieh, Asst. Feature Editor
June 8, 2020
If you were to tell me two weeks ago that I’d be in favor of reopening California’s economy by the very beginning of summer, I’d probably have laughed in your face. However, as financial compensation from the government has proven ...
Camille McCurry, Editor-In-Chief
June 2, 2020
The idea of universal basic income has been around for a long time, with experiments on its feasibility and impact on productivity taking place in Finland, Kenya and elsewhere. Though it’s often seen as a form of socialism by ...
Josh Chou, Editor-In-Chief
June 2, 2020
During the Democratic primaries back in March, now presumptive nominee Joe Biden was the first candidate who promised to have a female running mate. While his straightforwardness may have ruffled a few feathers, it came as a su...
April 29, 2020
Dear Class of 2020,
At first glance, March 13 seemed like a normal Friday as we went through our usual routines, thinking we would see our friends the following week. We never could’ve imagined that would be our last day of high ...
