Ryan Kung, Asst. Business Manager November 3, 2021
On Dec. 11, the first vaccine treating COVID-19 was approved. Now, almost a year later, only 57 percent of people in the United States are vaccinated. Now, why exactly is a vaccine that was deemed critical...
After nearly two years of quarantines, impromptu shutdowns and social distancing, it’s safe to say that everyone is aware of how quickly a disease can spread without proper protective measures.
And...
In our current society, innocence is something that is presumed— a right that allows the accused a fair trial no matter the circumstance. However, high school students may not always be afforded this...
Diamond Bar High School’s campus offers countless tutoring and academic opportunities for students to take advantage of; however, most don’t even know they exist.
Students tend to wait until the...
Everyone at school loves me, so social events like homecoming always present issues. There are simply too many people who want to go with me and not enough of me to accommodate them all. So, yet again,...
“Where are you from?” I’m sure that every person of color has been asked a variation of this question at some point in their lives—directly or inadvertently. While this question may be well-meaning...
Opinion: The administration should work to better enforce often overlooked COVID-19 regulations during sports games to better protect attendees from the threat of infection.
Attending school sports...
With the advent of the Internet, activism has been integral in the shaping of younger generations. With the revitalization of movements for change, comes distortions of the original message, through...
