Anti abortion demonstrators protest outside of DGS
Rhaya Truman and Trevor Owcarz
December 13, 2018
One of the pamphlets passed out by the protesters containing a comic story about following religion and the original copy of Principal Schwartz's morning announcement.
Two of a kind
Paul Szmanda, Online Co-Editor-in-Chief
December 11, 2018
Freshmen Lauren and Peyton Norkus with their little sister.
Photo Courtesy Jacob Casella
Casa Bueno
Trevor Owcarz and Becca Pritchett
December 11, 2018
Stunning view of the outdoor area of the resturaunt.
Women diversifying the STEM field, one opportunity at a time
Becca Pritchett, Head Copy Editor
December 7, 2018
Lauren Gee, Deija Jones, Magdalena Sanchez, Jimena Gomez and Riley Vernon, members of Mark Molinari's third period class, pose with a message they feel is important.
End the trend: the dangerous effects of glamorizing student-teacher relationships in teen TV
Alex Miranda, Copy Editor
December 7, 2018
Teen TV shows generate both praise and criticism from Twitter concerning the portrayal of student-teacher relationships onscreen.
DGS captivates the culture
Rhaya Truman, Managing Editor
December 7, 2018
Seniors Scottyln Williams, Catherine Mcintrye, Reese Clemens and Melissa Valmores sit at lunch together every day, sharing their life experiences despite their differences in culture and ethnicity.
Natalia Ruiz, Online Features Editor
December 13, 2018
This winter, the drama department will feature the play Robin Hood on Dec. 14-15 at 7:00 p.m. in the DGS auditorium. The story is based on the classic play but has a couple of differences. English teacher and play director Nathaniel Haywood shares what the play is about. “It is pretty much a little of interpretation of the Classic Robin Hood story ... It is still following the same classic storyline where it is set in England. The sheriff of Nottingham is overtaxing the population and causing a great distress. So, Robin Hood rounds up the people to essentially fight back and he steals from the rich to give to the poor," Haywood said. Haywood also shares adjustments that were made to the play. "The adjustments I would say are primarily in the characterization. Maid Marian,...
Rachel Ley, Print Entertainment Editor
December 12, 2018
DGS hosts an annual holiday concert every December, with a combined group of band, orchestra and choir students that perform. The D99 Orchestra, DGS Wind Symphony, Wind Ensemble and combined choirs prepared a total number of 12 selections to perform. The students prepared for three performances of the concert. One on December 6th, and two on December 7th during the school day for the students and staff of DGS. Sophomore and member of the trumpet section Ben Tunney reflects on his experience playing in his first Holiday Concert this year. “[This is my first year] and I was so excited. I’m a member of [Wind Symphony] and it was really interesting and fun to be able to play with more talented players and different players that I don't usually play with.” said Tunney. Considering...
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