May 16, 2019
Filed under Editorials, In-Depth
Since we were little kids, school teachers, PSAs, and neatly laminated signs have taught us to dictate what can be recycled and what should be sent to the landfill. They’ve drilled into our minds that by recycling, we’re doin...
Audrey Dwyer, In-Depth Editor
May 14, 2019
Filed under In-Depth
The UN warned that the earth has 12 years for global warming to be kept to a maximum of 1.5C before we significantly worsen the risks of drought, floods, extreme heat and poverty for hundreds of millions of people. As humanity...
Ellie Cawthorne, A&E and Social Media Editor
May 13, 2019
Filed under In-Depth
DGN alum and former sports editor Zain Bando has cerebral palsy, a condition that affects all four limbs, leaving him wheelchair-bound. Last March, Bando wrote an Omega story expressing his disappointment with there being a lack...
March 15, 2019
Sarah Rogoz, Editor-in-Chief
March 15, 2019
Filed under In-Depth
In late January, a picture and video were released on social media showing DGN students writing racial slurs. One of the incidents was made very public over Twitter. Following this event was an announcement made by Principal Schwarze...
March 15, 2019
March 15, 2019
Sam Bull, Matt Troher, and Patrick Brooks
January 23, 2019
Filed under In-Depth
As our society is becoming increasingly more digital, news can spread at the simple click of a retweet button or the forwarding of an email The internet is certainly a tool for creating a more unified and interconnect society, but j...
Katherine Gross, News Editor
October 29, 2018
Filed under Features, In-Depth
The number of Anonymous Alerts and false alerts submitted has risen this year. The police and administration have enforcements in place to discourage students from using alerts as a tool to hurt others.
D99 added the Anonymous...
October 29, 2018
September 26, 2018
Sophia Kartsounes, Opinion Editor
February 22, 2018
Filed under Features, In-Depth
It began as a joke, an online phenomenon, that bled into classrooms, locker rooms and hallways. Flying under teachers radars are small metal devices resembling portable flash drives, or vapes.
The modern electronic cigarette...
