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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

Sticker showing the feminist rallying point “No means no,” protesting rape as a man’s responsibility to respect a woman’s consent, an opinion which Andrew Tate has advocated against.

Where is the truth in Andrew Tate?

Samuel (Sammy) Minioza, Opinions Editor September 27, 2022

Here’s a question. How many of you have actually watched an Andrew Tate debate in full? Of those people, how many have consumed content like his before? With those two questions, I can nearly guarantee...

Author intent is subject to change between stages of the publication process.

Non-consensual publication must weigh the author’s will over artistic value.

Sylvia Ho and Nayja Shah June 12, 2022

On the first day of junior year, my (Sylvia) AP Literature teacher broadcasted a poem by Emily Dickinson on the classroom projector and asked for volunteers to read it to the class. I was one of them....

A faceless man (face instead has question marks) stands on a piller in the middle, an american flag on the left and mysterious flag on right

Feeling like a cultural “outsider”: three perspectives

Nayja Shah, Anaisha Das, and Mayukhi Katragadda June 9, 2022

Second-generation Americans, U.S.-born residents with one or more foreign-born parents, often struggle with feelings of alienation from both their ethnic heritage and American culture. Distraught with...

Many children of immigrants in America are losing their fluency in their native language. This process is described as “language attrition”.

Languages are more than words: the sound of crumbling roots

Nethra Dhamodaran and Neetra Chakraborty June 8, 2022

As of 2022, only five countries do not claim an official language, and we are living in one of them. With up to 430 languages spoken, the U.S. is known to be among the most linguistically diverse countries. However,...

An illustration of a person, colored in white, hanging off a cliff, with a rope of red-colored words, such as fad diets, naps, bachalor party, etc.

The ultimate guide to mastering naps, beauty, love and productivity

Daphne Wang, Features Editor May 24, 2022

Mastering the nine-minute nap was the daunting task I vowed to overcome this school year. Between 11:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m., I’m bewitched with dizzying spells of mental exhaustion. The tantalizing lull...

Social media opens the door to increased connection, especially among teenagers, but that openness could exacerbate mental health issues

Mindsets and Movements: Trauma Dumping

Sneha Cheenath, Editor in Chief May 19, 2022

Netflix’s controversial “13 Reasons Why” sparked what felt like the largest, most complex discussion about mental health in my memory. The show, based on a novel of the same name, followed Clay Jensen’s...

The FDA mandates that LGBTQ+ men be celibate for three months before donating blood, a ban that many find discriminatory and rooted in outdated science.

Protestors playing God: Why we should still donate blood despite discriminatory policies

Ananda Mayuri Chakkenchath and Lauren Chen April 21, 2022

In the almost 150 years since its founding, the American Red Cross has never declared a national blood crisis — until now. In January, the organization announced that the country has faced a “10% overall...

Chloe Bennet, born Chloe Wang, has faced backlash due to her decision to change her name in order to get jobs in Hollywood.

How ethnic actors changing their names perpetuates Hollywood’s racism

Rhea Master, Staff Writer April 19, 2022

As an immigrant, western media has never paralleled my experiences in American society. A large part of this is the disparity between figures in western media and those in my own life. A common trend...

College decisions are honestly so random and unpredictable. At the end of the day, youll end up somewhere thatll make you happy.

Continuing the Conversation: …to the end.

Caroline Lobel, Editor in Chief April 3, 2022

Note: This story was written during May 2021.    Dear Reader, This final column has been drafting itself in my mind since June, but now I’m having trouble actually putting my thoughts...

By failing to represent the diversity in modern music, the Grammys have begun to lose their prestige

As music evolves, the Grammys fall behind

Tanvi Rao, Arts and Entertainment Editor March 31, 2022

As they approach their 64th ceremony, the Grammys are starting to show their age. Music is ever-changing as the years pass by, but the highly-regarded awards show just can’t seem to keep up. In March...

The current education system fails to emphasize mathematical sense and highlight the beauty of math.

Blind to its beauty: the need for math reform in American education

Nethra Dhamodaran, Opinions Editor March 25, 2022

Looking at the first half of the headline, I realize just how unpopular my belief could be. Out of all the words I could have chosen to describe math, I settled with “beautiful,” which sounds too emotional,...

Romanticizing mental illness in television shows can have detrimental effects to teenagers

Misleading depictions of mental illness in TV shows prove dangerous to youth

Anaisha Das, Ananya Pinnamaneni, and Jennifer Sheng March 24, 2022

“I didn’t eat for three days so I could be lovely.” These are the words of Cassie Ainsworth, a character from Skins, a British tv show that aired from 2007 to 2013. Skins centers around the lives...

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