Reimagining stories has always been an important part of art. From Greek tragedies to high school halls, creatives have always taken existing tales and reworked them for contemporary audiences. These retellings...
Ariel Liu, Arts & Entertainment Copy Editor
• October 2, 2025
America has always been referred to as “a nation of immigrants,” with the country being mainly composed of immigrants and their descendants. Although U.S. history is a confusing duality soaked in both...
From Mary, Queen of Scots to recent NorCal qualifier Michelle Ho of the DVHS women’s golf team, a sport that has traditionally stayed out of the limelight ought to be more recognized for its stellar...
Unlimited extensions and almost non-existent deadlines are one of the many unconventional approaches that AP World History teacher Evan Liddle takes to his classroom in hopes that his methods are worth...
Dear reader,
The bison has eight legs.
It creates a sense of movement. The legs are running across the cave wall. The bison’s body slides down its curves, following its mineral ripples, and...
It wasn’t until my English teacher had my class read the article “The Truth Behind Indian American Exceptionalism” during a literature unit that I realized Indian history wasn’t just a random mass...
Just a bit after 2020 started, we found ourselves in a pandemic due to the spread of the COVID-19 virus. COVID-19 is a threatening virus that was initially introduced as something passing, like the common...
