Quarantivities & Stories #6: Gratitude during COVID-19
Eva Shen, Managing Editor
May 1, 2020
Sometimes the only time I feel content is during the hour just before bed: time I spend writing in my gratitude journal. My gratitude journal — dark green, with a gold ribbon — was my 2020 New Year’s Resolution: everyday I would write down three things I was grateful for. Grand experiences or th...
Quarantivities & Stories #5: How to hang out with friends (while social distancing)
Mahika Arya, Web Manager
April 29, 2020
During the stressful times of COVID-19, it’s important to maintain relationships, and for us teenagers, that means keeping in contact with our friends. But, of course, we must maintain social distancing simultaneously, which leads to a slight problem. How do we hang out with people without hangi...
Quarantivities & Stories #4: Being an environmentalist during lockdown
Shruthi Narayanan, Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor
April 23, 2020
Normally, the month of April is the time when environmentalism is at its peak. One of the reasons for this is Earth Day. Usually the fourth Wednesday in April, Earth Day is the day when climate strikes and protests most often occur. However, with COVID-19 in full bloom this year and people staying home...
Quarantivities & Stories #3: Baking, fermenting and crocheting
Annie Nguyen, AP Environmental Science and Chemistry Teacher
April 21, 2020
My parents are not hobbyists — growing up I never saw them developing skills "just for fun." Either there was a utility (gardening to grow food, cooking to put a meal on the table) or it was watching TV, which is enjoyable, but rather passive. Coming into my adulthood, I was finally able to have the ...
Quarantivities & Stories #2: A brief history of (other) pandemics
Sneha Cheenath, Managing Editor
April 16, 2020
We are living through the catastrophe of the generation. As more news releases come out about COVID-19 every day, the future becomes increasingly unclear. To discern our next steps and understand the present, we have to look at our past. The current times are unfamiliar but not unprecedented. Below, I...
Quarantivities & Stories #1: A stream of consciousness
Daniela Wise, Social Media Editor
April 14, 2020
So it seems like society has become its own dystopian novel; the film "Contagion" come to life. We are all stuck at home, and although this sounds like something counter-productive, when you have a lot of time to think during quarantine, your mind tends to wander, and you learn a lot more about your...
23 Questions with Mr. Worley
Daniel Shen, Sraavya Sambara, Mehek Kandru, and Jade Wang
March 6, 2020
Advice Column 19-20: Week 8
Oce Bohra, Megan Dhillon, Michael Han, Amrita Himmatraopet, Harshita Neralla, Shruthi Narayanan, and Daniela Wise
March 3, 2020
Hello DV students – thank you for submitting to the Wildcat Tribune’s advice column! We’ve tried our best to answer your questions for this week. Disclaimer: The advice of the Wildcat Tribune Advice Column is provided by students, for students. While we have your best interests in mind, and...
