...
Read More
1 Minute
Stressors and strains: Organization and planning beats back strain
Stress buckles down with an iron grip at schools. Some students and staff admit that stress is impactful to their life in some way; whether it be expectations students have for themselves, expectations from...
Read More
Model United Nations team represents the world
During the MSU Model United Nations Conference from March 17 to March 19, the DHS Model UN team once more proved their outstanding qualities in representing countries from all around the globe political debate...
Read More
2 Minutes
Cheating at DHS
Cheating has been an ongoing occurrence at public schools worldwide for a long time, and DHS is no different. Throughout more recent years, cheating has gotten easier due to instant access to the internet...
Read More
Should the DHS curriculum be around the SAT?
With this year being the first year that the new format of the Scholastic Assessment Test, better known as the SAT, was given to the juniors and has raised controversial questions of whether the...
Read More
Sick of Being Sick at School
Getting sick is inevitable, and it sucks – some parts, anyway. At school, the thought of getting sick brings a fake tear to a student’s eye, trying to convince their teacher that “Yes! I...
Read More