Though most elite colleges require high standardized test scores, a new law would provide a different standard for those of lower socioeconomic status. Affirmative action may sound appealing to low-income...
Following the Trump administration’s “America First” policies that tested U.S. relations with its allies and led many countries in Asia to deepen their ties with China, the international community...
With more coronavirus cases and deaths every day, the United States has become a COVID-19 hotspot in recent months due to conflicting messages and half-hearted measures from the government at all levels....
The landscape of digital privacy has always been a difficult one to navigate, as information on the web is easily accessible, manipulatable and, most importantly, permanent. Yet it must be said that privacy...
Influenced by the popular Facebook confession group, Diamond Bar High School “confession pages” are starting to appear on Instagram, featuring confessions anonymously posted. The problem with these...
After months of delay, the implementation of rules for in-person learning have finally begun. Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has approved a staged approach for schools in the area to...
While many school districts in Southern California have already begun reopening schools and bringing students back into classrooms, Diamond Bar High School is taking a moderate approach and only permitting...
Connor Cho, Asst. Business Manager November 12, 2020
Life has just been so tough lately, especially with quarantine requiring us to stay at home. Staying in this lockdown and being isolated from the outside world for the past few months has really changed...
With forty minute classes, it’s no surprise that Diamond Bar High School implemented an extra period, known as tutorial, for students to meet with teachers after class as part of their virtual learning...
