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Udita Jonnala

Udita Jonnala, PR Editor

Udita joined the tribune because she is very passionate about writing and hopes to make a good impact through her stories. Udita is on her third year with the Wildcat tribune and worked as an Arts and Graphics Editor before. One interesting fact about Udita is that her favorite hobby is art.  If she could be any other person on the Tribune she would like to be one of the seniors working at the Tribune, as she appreciates their dedication and strives for that. Her favorite TV show is The Office. Her favorite artists are Lana Del Rey, Alexandra Savior, and Honey Gentry. Udita's goal for journalism this year is to bring awareness and make an impact through her stories.

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“Texas Chainsaw Massacre” disappoints with a messy sequel and blood-sucking boredom

May 17, 2022
In Blue Banisters, Lana Del Rey puts a modern spin on her classic Americana sound.

[Photo] Lana Del Rey’s “Blue Banisters” is a complex revelation of herself

May 10, 2022
Season 2 of Euphoria broadened the boundaries for fashion, to highlight the perplexity behind the new path of each character.

‘Euphoria’ season two dazzles viewers with bewitching and symbolic fashion

April 23, 2022
“The Fallout”, released on January 27, 2021, starring Jenna Ortega and Maddie Ziegler, embraces the excrescence of confusing emotions that is unleashed through a traumatic experience

“The Fallout” embodies the intricacy of mental health and trauma

March 18, 2022
The lack of exposure to the reality of journalists in the media leads audiences to believe that journalists are untrustworthy.

[Photo] Villainizing journalists deters effective reporting

February 28, 2022
Rebecca Halls Passing, released on Oct. 27 2021, follows the path of reconnection of two childhood friends, Irene Redfield (Tessa Thompson) and Clare Kendry (Ruth Negga), who holds a secret that disturbs the values Irene holds.

Rebecca Hall’s “Passing” Portrays The Tragedy Of Identity and Change

January 19, 2022
Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot, and Ryan Reynolds headline the cast of Red Notice, which results in a poorly-executed, conglomerate of previous treasure-hunting movies.

[Photo] “Red Notice” is “Indiana Jones” without the engaging storyline, charismatic performances and successful humor

January 14, 2022
Despite the increase in the number of movies released, good light hearted films are hard to come by.

[Photo] Light-hearted films leave audiences unsatisfied

January 12, 2022
Gabby Petito profile graphic

[Photo] Gabby Petito’s disappearance case is the most recent one that demonstrates the ‘slow violence’ that minority communities face in America

November 28, 2021
The nature of Dougherty’s imposter syndrome has changed as students switch between virtual and in-person environments.

[Photo] Examining the pervasive imposter syndrome hidden within DVHS students

November 21, 2021
All DVHS choirs sing together for their final number, Lifes a Happy Song.

DVHS Choir hosts the annual Pancake Breakfast

September 29, 2021
Domestic terrorists leave a shadowy mark in our mind and our perceptions of evil.

What does it mean to be a successful Domestic Terrorist?

May 26, 2021
The holy month Ramadan is celebrated by over 1.6 billion muslims every year

[Photo] What is Ramadan?

May 10, 2021
Minari tells the story of the Yi family to expose the unpredictability of immigration, but also the hidden challenges of generational gaps.

[Photo] Minari digs deep into American soil to uncover the root challenge of immigrants: generational gaps

April 30, 2021
“My best memories are when I’m in front of the camera.

“My best memories are when I’m in front of the camera.”

April 16, 2021
Humans of DV: Week 32

Humans of DV: Week 32

April 16, 2021
Though the pandemic has affected senior citizens in many negative ways, they are still finding ways to socialize during these trying times.

How COVID is affecting socialising at senior living facilities

April 10, 2021
Released on Feb. 12, Judas and the Black Messiah serves a stunning tribute to Fred Hampton.

[Photo] “Judas and the Black Messiah” stands as an evocative tribute to Fred Hampton

April 9, 2021
Released on Feb. 12, Judas and the Black Messiah serves a stunning tribute to Fred Hampton.

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Despite some flaws, “To All The Boys: Always and Forever” is a heartwarming end to the trilogy.

[Photo] “Always and Forever” marks the end of the “To All the Boys” trilogy

April 2, 2021
The state legislature passes laws about a variety of topics, including education, financing and public health.

[Photo] A comprehensive guide to the California State Legislature

March 26, 2021
K-drama “True Beauty” tells the story of a teenage girl navigating the pressures of high school, and the journey to self acceptance all at the same time.

[Photo] “True Beauty” fails to effectively convey the message of self-acceptance

March 24, 2021
The story surrounds the Bridgerton family, and specifically Daphne, who is looking to get married in her first wedding season.

[Photo] Bridgerton fails to live up to its title of being a truly inclusive romantic historical fiction

February 24, 2021
The Mental Health Bell

The Mental Health Bell

February 17, 2021
Nights When Nothing Happened is a heart-complex, sorrowful, and beautiful novel.

[Photo] “Nights When Nothing Happened” immortalizes the story of an immigrant family

January 28, 2021
The Queens Gambit shines light on addiction from a female lens, bringing refreshing perspective to media and film.

[Photo] “The Queen’s Gambit” sheds light upon female experiences with addiction that media has lacked for too long

January 22, 2021
The women who dedicate their lives to pursue their passion, with rigorous training and mentally draining tournaments, should be acknowledged and valued for exactly that — not a fabric of clothing that they are sexualized through

[Photo] Sexualized female athletic uniforms devalues women’s sports

January 20, 2021
Rounding is longer dependent on the number; it’s the teacher’s jurisdiction.

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“ It feels nice to have it all come together, it makes me feel like I’m on the right track in life and I’m doing the right thing”

“ It feels nice to have it all come together, it makes me feel like I’m on the right track in life and I’m doing the right thing”

December 13, 2020
Humans of DV: Week 25

Humans of DV: Week 25

December 13, 2020
The CROWN act has sparked discussion on hair discrimination against African American women.

The CROWN Act grapples the struggle of natural hair discrimination amongst African- American women in schools and workplaces

December 8, 2020
Affirmative action was a hot topic in 2020 elections because of conflicting opinions on how it affects minorities.

[Photo] The affirmative action proposition fails in 2020 elections. Why? An Asian-American and (biracial) Latina perspective

December 7, 2020
Released on Nov. 3, Mamamoo’s tenth mini-album “Travel” conveys relatable messages in their lyrics.

[Photo] Mamamoo’s “Travel” provides truthful messages

December 2, 2020
Donald Trump continued to ignore global warming and his environmental rollbacks caused the downfall of the environment.

[Photo] Economy over environment: Former President Donald Trump’s four years of environmental rollbacks prioritizes the economy over the environment

November 28, 2020
Despite a year of unimaginable challenges, there is still so much to be thankful for.

[Photo] The worse the world gets, the greater my gratitude

November 22, 2020
The Paramedic released on Netflix on Sept. 16.

[Photo] “The Paramedic” throws critics off guard

October 31, 2020
Paris Hilton, the multimillionaire hotel heiress, holds her late dog, Tinkerbell while in an all pink dress.

“This Is Paris” documentary illustrates the shadow of Paris Hilton’s past

October 30, 2020
Azhy Robertson and Gillian Jacobs star as the mother-and-son duo trying to escape Larry.

[Photo] Paranormal Forces Want to “Come Play”

October 30, 2020
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg left behind a legacy of advocacy and influential opinions.

[Photo] RBG leaves behind a legacy of profound dissents in the face of societal injustices

October 29, 2020
Being biracial isn’t always as great as it seems. Most of the time, it’s an ongoing identity crisis where you’re stuck floating between identities.

[Photo] Continuing the Conversation: …to floating between identities…

October 27, 2020
In the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement, experiences of Black students in SRVUSD often go unheard.

[Photo] A snapshot of the unheard experiences and stories of Black students in SRVUSD

October 25, 2020
Modern-day protesting takes a turn as a new group of performative activists branch off from traditional activism’s past.

[Photo] Performative activism rises as traditional activism becomes a trend for social media

November 3, 2020
As coronavirus cases decrease throughout California, officials are left with a choice: to reopen or not to reopen? Lives are at stake in whatever choice they make.

[Photo] Reopening the economy proves to be a bad idea

October 20, 2020
While the steep price of SRVUSDs AP exams comes off as a scam to some, the money actually goes right back to the student in the form of resources and study materials.

[Photo] SRVUSD hikes up AP test registration fee by $30 for the second year

October 21, 2020
Enola Holmes crushes sexist gender expectations with a powerful, teenage female protagonist.

[Photo] “Enola Holmes” shows that women are more than just pretty faces

October 19, 2020
Sufjan Stevens combines a new experimental sound with social commentary alluding to his religion on new album The Ascension

[Photo] Sufjan Stevens’ “The Ascension” provides for a futuristic and transcending masterpiece

October 12, 2020
An influencer may have a crown but is only a shadow under social media.

Authentic influencers are bringing a new image to social media

October 12, 2020
A director changes the plot of the movie to fit the racial stereotype.

[Photo] Erasing the blind eye faced upon racial stereotypes in Hollywood

October 4, 2020
Fans attended experimental platform concerts in August, in which individual parties were seated in private sections to enjoy live music while social distancing.

[Photo] COVID-19 pandemic spurs creative alternatives to live music

October 2, 2020
Six easy steps to take when voting and spreading the news to to others

[Photo] Tribune Handy Guide to Voting

September 13, 2020
Rapid News #1

Rapid News #1

September 2, 2020
The death penalty, which has been hotly debated for centuries, continues to pose striking moral and ethical questions today.

Colorado repeals death penalties and commutes three death row prisoners

May 28, 2020
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