DBHS Student Publication.

The Bull's Eye

DBHS Student Publication.

The Bull's Eye

DBHS Student Publication.

The Bull's Eye

OPINION

Undermining the lives of underclassmen

Edward Kim, Asst. Business Manager
September 21, 2022

Fellow upperclassmen, our time has finally come. After our arduous years of enduring belittlement from the previous years’ upperclassmen, we now have the privilege of pushing around our generation's...

Searching the racks for inclusivity

Jianlan Busteed, Opinion Editor
September 21, 2022

It’s time for back-to-school shopping, and you stumble upon some trendy tops from the Brandy Melville website. As you scroll, you notice something unsettling: all of their models are skinny, blonde and...

Eye of the Editors: Computer literacy

April 25, 2022

Whether you’re programming computers for Apple or having an art show in New York City, technology is now embedded into practically any field of the 21st century. Of course, different fields require varying...

Redefining views on masculinity

Redefining views on masculinity

Jeremiah Jung, Asst. News Editor
April 25, 2022

The last thing I expected to hear while running out of the Chick-fil-A playground with blood dripping onto my Crocs was a complete stranger telling me to “man up.” Boyishly naive and in pain from skinning...

Wan-Take: Game of political disconnection

Reyna Wan, Editor-in-Chief
April 25, 2022

On any given day, my Instagram feed can range from a column on vaccinations to an activist speaking about gender fluidity or racial hate crimes. I read the New York Times at least once a day and am a casual...

Campus sporting inequality

Campus sporting inequality

Ethan Ro, Staff Writer
April 25, 2022

There is no doubt that school sports such as football and basketball draw the most attention, often representing a school’s entire athletic program. But with so much attention given to these “popular”...

Failing plans leave citizens unhoused

Nathan Chu, Asst. Sports Editor
April 25, 2022

Suffering the impacts of drug addiction, mental illness and violence as a result of governmental and societal neglect, the unhoused population in California wakes up each morning hoping to survive another...

Cartoon Courtesy of ANNETTE KIM

Sluggardly Satirical: The tortoise and the Harvard-bound

Kyle Hong, Staff Writer
April 25, 2022

Being a high schooler, I am surrounded by academic prowess– where anything less than the maximum signals the heat death of the universe to my studious peers. But, starting today, other students will...

Eye of the Editors: Internet security

March 15, 2022

In an age where the internet is accessible from almost anywhere, it’s become normalized for schools across the country to blacklist “non-educational” websites on their district wifi, which includes...

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