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The official student news site of Dougherty Valley High School.

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The official student news site of Dougherty Valley High School.

The Wildcat Tribune

Just because fans are not ready to say goodbye to a show does not mean it should continue forever.

All TV shows must end eventually

Ariya Shah, Sports Editor February 1, 2025

It is always heartbreaking when our favorite shows come to an end. No more binging new seasons as they come out, no more watching episodes over dinner and no more living vicariously through our comfort...

Taylor swift concludes her tour with colorful confetti for all 10 eras.

The end of the Eras Tour is a harbinger to Taylor’s Swift demise

Kayal Kumaravel, Opinions Editor February 1, 2025

In November 2022, Taylor announced her “The Eras Tour.” This announcement came a month after the release of her tenth studio album, “Midnights,” taking fans by surprise as she would be touring...

Traditional Taiwanese Boba tea is being replaced for an Americanized sweet drink.

From Taiwanese tea to American trend: the sweetened decline of boba

Grace Sehgal, Journey Manager February 1, 2025

On the left side is a traditional Taiwanese bubble tea and on the right side is its American adaptation.  Invented in the 1980s, bubble tea was once a simple drink enjoyed mostly in the streets of...

Lunchtime at DV has evolved from simply consuming a meal to revolving around ordering from the trendiest spots with DoorDash leading the way.

DoorDash at DV: food meets FOMO

Tvisha Grover, Opinions Copy Editor January 30, 2025

When looking around DV, it’s hard to miss the swarm of Doordash deliveries during school hours. Whether it's the crinkle of plastic bags or students rushing to the front of the school to grab their order...

What debates are truly worth fighting for?

The Great Debate: Straws, Cereal Soup, and the Quest for the Ultimate Truth

Daniel Lee, Multimedia Manager January 30, 2025

In a world riddled with political unrest, environmental crises, and technological advancements, we often find ourselves drowning in despair. What do we do about world hunger? How do we prevent child labor...

Due to the pandemic and the rise of social media, people are more isolated and disconnected from one another.

Community is becoming a thing of the past, and it’s taking our empathy with it

Mahika Katariya, Staff Writer January 29, 2025

The point we’re at in history is, objectively, one where humans are the most connected we’ve ever been. With the advent of the internet and social media, communication happens at speeds that were once...

Meadowlark Dairy in Pleasanton offers various holiday flavors like pumpkin spice, eggnog, and many more.

It’s never too cold for ice cream

Inika Katragadda, Staff Writer January 21, 2025

In spring, we eat frosted cupcakes topped with sprinkles. During fall, we eat pumpkin pie or pecan pie–just pie in general. Winter is for hot chocolate with marshmallows, and summer always has ice-cold...

“Bs” culture is more harmful than helpful.

DV has a “bs” problem

Julia Xiang, News Editor January 21, 2025

It is no secret that DV has a distinct “bs” culture. Essentially, a lot of homework is done carelessly; in particular, when assignments are graded for completion, thoughts of taking time to think about...

Leaving one place for another can be a radical switch.

Moving as a teenager builds resilience

Taylor Koning, Sports Copy Editor January 20, 2025

On the first day of freshman year, I walked to school alone. Shouldering my old backpack, intimidated, I climbed the steps. Around me, my fellow freshmen swarmed, reuniting joyously with their friends...

Providing menstrual support helps students stay focused, comfortable, and engaged in their education.

Pads, periods and progress: addressing menstrual needs at school

Sahasra Potturu, Staff Writer January 20, 2025

When I was a freshman, I unexpectedly started my period and had to rush to the administration office with a makeshift pad. I later had to run a mile, all the while using the pads given to me by the school,...

The Christmas spirit is evident// Lily Youssef

Americans are infected with democrazy

Aahana Tayal, Staff Writer January 17, 2025

Nov. 6 rolls around, and “All I Want For Christmas Is You” by Mariah Carey is playing on your radio. You drive to Starbucks, order a Grande Peppermint Mocha, and tap your foot, gently swaying to the...

The meaning of Thanksgiving killed by deals like Black Friday.

Putting the giving back in Thanksgiving

Anushka Devanathan, Staff Writer January 17, 2025

I was scrolling through my phone one November evening, not paying close attention to the abundance of holiday-themed ads and promotions. As I continued, one thing stood out to me the most: Black Friday....

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