Omega After Hours Ep. 5 - Adios, After Hours

Meaghan Wernett, Owen Halfpenny, and Avery Pawlak • May 22, 2024

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Owen Halfpenny, A&E Editor • May 10, 2024

Starting July 1, Community High School District 99’s Board of Education has approved Katie Wood to take over the position of DGN’s English...

A conversation with local celebrity Coach Josh

Giulia Karrow, Feature Editor • May 10, 2024

Local celebrity Josh Porter, better known as “Coach Josh,” has played a role in many D99 students’ childhoods. Any kid in the Downers Grove...

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Eclipse Day Photos

April 16, 2024

Sophia Barofsky

TAKING THE LEAD: Science Department Chair Michael Heinz announces live changes in the eclipse to the student body. (Giovanna Russotiesi)

IN AWE: Students enjoy time with their friends as they watch the once in a lifetime event. (Giovanna Russotiesi)

ALL SMILES: Seniors Jaden Fanta, Malani Fisher, and Gina Liu excitedly anticipate watching the eclipse.

READY TO GO: Physical Education teacher Gabriel Harris demonstrates how students should correctly wear their glasses in order to protect their eyes from the eclipse. (Giovanna Russotiesi)

SUITED UP: Juniors Lexi Keown and Makenna Purgatorio put their glasses on as they join the school in watching the eclipse. (Giovanna Russotiesi)

SHADES ON: Students sit on the football field with their protective glasses. (Giovanna Russotiesi)

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