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The Wildcat Tribune

The official student news site of Dougherty Valley High School.

The Wildcat Tribune

The official student news site of Dougherty Valley High School.

The Wildcat Tribune

Kendrick Lamar poses in front of his Buick GNX, an icon of American culture and progress

Kendrick Lamar’s identity explodes out of his latest album ‘GNX’

Andy Mei, Arts and Entertainment Editor December 10, 2024

In an unexpected move, Kendrick Lamar released his sixth studio album, “GNX” on Nov. 22, blending experimental and ambitious production choices with his iconic sound and lyricism in a highly successful...

A high school student confused about the books he has to read in his English class.

High Schools Need a Fresh Approach to Book Selection

Grace Sehgal, Journey Manager December 5, 2024

Literature has always served as a mirror to society. Therefore, as the world evolves, the literature exposed to students should as well. To Kill a Mockingbird, Of Mice and Men, and Romeo & Juliet are...

Westerns used to be all the hype. Now, even superheroes are getting old

In one decade, out the next: the rise and fall of movie genres

Julia Xiang, News Editor December 4, 2024

In the last century, various genres in the Western film industry have been elevated by one generation and discarded by the next at the whim of fickle factors like resonance with political climate, novel...

Thanksgiving foods are an essential part of the seasonal traditions, but sometimes in need of a refreshing twist.

Shake up the seasoning: a fresh spin on Thanksgiving traditions

Rimli Mitra, Arts and Entertainment Editor December 4, 2024

As Thanksgiving rolls around, gratitude fills our hearts for different things. However, one thing we can all agree upon as a definitive subject of our appreciation is food. Here’s an ode to the traditional...

Classic novels are being questioned about their iconic status.

The iconic and irreplaceable classics

Srikar Kadiyala, Staff Writer December 4, 2024

As a new school year ushers in, SRVUSD and every other school in the district of California are all too eager when introducing its students to a plethora of new reading material. When students reach their...

The duality of a school’s closed campus.

Escaping the Iron Gates of DVHS

Timothy Zhang, Sports Editor November 28, 2024

Every day as we step onto the DVHS campus, iron gates shut behind us, turning our school into a locked enclosure. Hall monitors patrol the corridors, enforcing the Closed Campus Rule, ensuring no student...

DVHS sets students up for success

It is time to celebrate DVHS

Daniel Lee, Multimedia Manager November 24, 2024

Many students take for granted all the benefits that DVHS provides. It’s common to hear students complain about the academic culture at  DVHS and the stress it may cause. But by taking an objective...

Best lunch spots at DVHS

Inika Katragadda, Staff Writer November 23, 2024

A student is overwhelmed by brochures and unanswered questions at a college fair.

College fairs – a missed opportunity for real guidance

Sahasra Potturu, Staff Writer November 23, 2024

When I walked into my first DVHS college fair, I expected to leave with new insights, inspiration, or, at the very least, a clearer picture of my future. What I left with, however, was a pile of brochures...

Liam Payne's funeral.

The dangers of excusing celebrities after their deaths

Sharanya Roy, Assistant Web Manager November 22, 2024

The death of a celebrity, especially one who has been a part of our lives for years, often brings a flood of emotions. For fans, it can feel as if a part of their own history is gone, especially when that...

People reduce real human experiences into components of a fictional storyline.

No, last night was not a movie.

Anjani (AJ) Lal, Opinions Editor November 4, 2024

“Do it for the plot.” It’s those dreaded five words that let you know someone’s about to either hit up a toxic ex, cut their bangs, or both. (From experience, likely both.) Making questionable...

A growing trend of college losing its appeal pushes students to consider what path is truly right for them.

Trade out college for trade schools

Daniel Lee, Multimedia Manager November 3, 2024

From the time I was born, throughout all 18 years of my life, I have been told by my friends, family, and the media that college is what you need for a good life. It was the one-stop shop where everybody...

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