Mary Wojcik, News Editor
December 20, 2018 • No Comments
In November, Associate Principal for Operations and Technology, Dr. Ken Sorensen held a school-wide assembly addressing new safety features implemented this year, including the BluePoint emergency alert system. Administration...
Audrey Guerin, Staff Writer
December 14, 2018 • No Comments
Each year, DGN students from every grade receive the dreaded marigold deans’ pass. The delivery of this pass in front of their entire class is traumatizing enough for students, but little do they know that one of their...
Logan Maramba, Opinion Editor
November 13, 2018 • No Comments
DGN hosted a guest speaker from NASA come to speak to students at the school Friday Nov. 9. Ryan Prouty sees herself as just a normal kid from Wyoming. She claimed that her receiving of her first ever B, in Calculus, is why...
Sarah Rogoz, Editor-in-Chief
November 6, 2018 • No Comments
Senior Mia Marconi walked onto the Concord Park basketball court at roughly 10:40 p.m the night of Oct. 12. She looked down and saw the remnants of a bedsheet that once wore the slogan “Actually, this is our town”. What...
Patrick Brooks, A&E Editor
October 29, 2018 • No Comments
Over 4 weeks, bus route 14 was late by up to 30 minutes on late start Mondays. Route 14 was not the only one. Oftentimes, buses may be late or even overcrowded. Attempting to remedy this problem, DGN sent out an email. This...
Trenton Cintron, Sports Editor
March 21, 2019
Student absences rise, attendance hits new low
March 15, 2019
Nerf Wars: Annual senior assassins competition tests players’ aim and friendship
March 15, 2019
Patrick Jackson: sophomore star on stage
March 14, 2019
March 15, 2019
Senior assassin season is here and you know what that means: paranoia, backstabbing and hilarity ensue. We all know it is in good fun, but when is enough enough? Should our...
March 15, 2019
Writing about tragedy is never easy, especially when tragedy hits so close to home. Some of us on The Omega were close to Beth, others didn’t know her at all. Regardless,...
Katherine Gross and Mary Wojcik
March 15, 2019
New advances in technology and social media over the past decade have brought about a new way to punish those accused of breaking social norms, such as incidents of racism,...
Sam Weinheimer, Feature Editor
March 15, 2019
Picture this: you’ve just gotten an A on a math test you spent all night studying for. Proudly walking down the hallway with your head up high you see your best buddy, give...
Matt Troher, Editor-In-Chief
March 15, 2019
Men, we can do better. To coincide with the 2019 Super Bowl, the razor company Gillette released an advertisement entitled “We Believe: The Best Men Can Be”. The...
Place over taste: The case for bad coffee
March 15, 2019
The Video Game Market is Changing for the Worse
March 14, 2019
Grieving a stranger: Your loss is valid
March 14, 2019
I could never fathom the pain that they are feeling, but seeing my peers and even my teachers suffering in the wake of her death is painful-- it’s a different kind of pain, but it hurts nonetheless. Don’t get me wrong, my loss could never compare to those of Beth’s friends and family-- that doesn’t invalidate my feelings, but it’s something that I should be conscious of.
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