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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

In 50 years, I want to be able to say that the work I did, the decisions I made or the people I met changed some part of the world, even in a tiny way.

Snapshots of senior year: the ripple effect and Gaza

Abby Kapur, Sports Editor April 25, 2024

Dear reader, Last month, former professor Ruth Gottesman donated $1 billion to the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York. The donation ensures that the school is tuition free forever. I...

Here’s my to-do list for this year, listed in order of timeliness.

Snapshots of senior year: 18 to-dos

Abby Kapur, Sports Editor April 18, 2024

Dear reader, By the time you read this, I’ll be 18. Me? An adult? I can hardly believe it myself. But I was born 18 years and one day ago in a hospital 3,089 miles away. Today is my first day...

In the busy world that we all live in, relationships are often torn without us having any care. We need to stop devaluing relationships and start being scared of losing them.

The idea of losing relationships needs to scare us

Rimli Mitra, Staff Writer April 18, 2024

Over the past two-and-a-half years in high school, I have lost three best friends, had more friend groups than I can count on my two hands, had a very on-and-off relationship with my ex and a severe split...

Cancel culture is a weapon that can be destructive and beneficial to the people.

Cancel Culture: A Testament to Human Evolution

Srishreya (Shreya) Arunsaravanakumar, Opinions Editor April 9, 2024

Dear Reader,  Is today's hero, tomorrow's villain? In today's conversation landscape, talk about the pros and cons of “cancel culture” is extensive, to put it mildly. Public figures and organizations...

The younger generation of children are becoming more enamored with products that are not appropriate for their age.

Social media’s effect on Gen Alpha

Rutu Tahasildar, Social Media Manager April 9, 2024

As a Gen Z child, I recall creating a slime business with my friends, making a YouTube channel and playing with fidget spinners, amongst other fond memories. However, I despised going to the mall and shopping...

Romantic Love is Not That Deep

Romantic Love is Not That Deep

Janisha Potipireddi, Journey Manager March 28, 2024

It all started when I was on a stroll in the park. It was a nice, relaxing day and I was trying to enjoy the sunshine while getting some fresh air.  “There’s nothing better than being single.”...

After eight hours of work, a mother comes home to cook. That’s what her children and her husband expect.

On a mother’s cooking

Shelby Yeh, Arts and Entertainment Copy Editor March 27, 2024

After eight hours of work, a mother comes home to cry. That’s what it boils down to. It’s a sweet ritual that brings solace to wounds that ache. From an older life she wishes were forgotten, from another...

Taylor Swift urges fans to sign her petition at the end of her music video. // Free Use Image

It’s time we stop looking towards celebrities for political guidance

Kayal Kumaravel, Opinions Editor March 26, 2024

The celebrities of today stand in a unique position. Held up by social media—and slightly parasocial relationships with their fans—they can create massive change with just a single statement.  On...

The County Connection bus line, Route 35 runs through much of San Ramon, providing services near Dougherty Valley High School

Public Transit: Dreadfully Joyful

Ella Shen, Editor-in-Chief March 20, 2024

I reminisce about the joys of depressing public transit rides: its loud screeches as it shoots through the tunnels; the jarring putters of the bus’ exhaust; sitting alone in the backseat of a 30 seater...

Even though the rock we live in seems enormous, it is just a little speck in the vast universe it sits in.

The floating rock theory

Suhani Kashyap, Public Relations Manager March 4, 2024

“What colleges are you applying to?”   “What are your extracurriculars?”   I’ve heard such questions countless times in the last few months. College app season has pushed me,...

Embracing the younger version of myself and recognizing that she is still apart of me.

Embracing my Inner Child: A connection to creativity.

Nishita Mukherjee, Managing Editor February 26, 2024

Dear Reader and Younger me,    The experience of attending high school at DV makes you question your self-worth constantly, and entices you to compare your achievements to others. Because of...

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