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North Korea Threatens Eminent Attack
April 25, 2013 • Angel Rios, Staff Writer
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North Korea, who has recently, began nuclear testing, and may reach full missile capability in just a few years have openly threatened to detonate a nuclear missile in the United States. The country, known for its string of anti-American totalitarian dictators, has not been taken seriously... Read more »
District carries through State Budget
March 13, 2013 • Angel Rios, Staff Writer
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The State’s educational system has suffered however, for the BUSD at least, things are looking up. Since the beginning of the fiscal year in California Governor Jerry Brown (D) has, through his budget plan, announced major cuts towards several of the state’s most integral programs including state... Read more »
Possibly the last winter formal
January 25, 2013 • Becca Blair, Staff Writer
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With the end of January approaching, Winter Formal follows close behind; however, many students at San Dimas High School are concerned that it may be the last Winter Formal. Thus far, approximately eighty tickets to the upcoming dance have been sold. This is around the normal amount for the winter dance,... Read more »
Obama wins another 4 years
November 22, 2012 • Angel Rios, Staff Writer
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Incumbent President Barack Obama won a total of 332 electoral votes, earning another four years to govern the country, defeating Republican Presidential hopeful former governor of Massachusetts Willard Mitt Romney and Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan. The race for the White House for over... Read more »
Americans Watch for Who Comes out of the Dust
November 6, 2012 • Angel Rios, Staff Writer
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Americans everywhere have been watching what has been said to be the closest Presidential race since Jefferson vs. Adams and today are casting their votes for who they think most competent for running the country. The students of San Dimas High School have overwhelmingly voted with the incumbent Obama... Read more »
Homecoming Parade Brings it Home
November 6, 2012 • Becca Blair, Staff Writer
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San Dimas’ traditional Homecoming Parade took place on Friday, October 19th in Downtown San Dimas, bringing many students and local families together. The parade features a class float for every grade, the Grand Marshall, and the homecoming court. A few of the clubs at San Dimas High School such as... Read more »
Dress Code Takes Hold
October 15, 2012 • Becca Blair, Staff Writer
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Although only a few minor revisions have been made to the dress code since last year, returning students at San Dimas High School are finding it more difficult to follow it than previous years. The SDHS Student Handbook states that the dress code enforced throughout the Bonita Unified School District... Read more »
Crisis in Middle East Intensifies
October 12, 2012 • Angel Rios, Staff Writer
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United States Ambassador Christopher Stevens as well as three others were killed on the ninth anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy in a violent attack on the United States Embassy in Benghazi Libya. As well, several other U.S embassies around the world; including those in Cairo, Egypt and Paris, France, suffered... Read more »
SD says goodbye
September 19, 2012 • Tori Paul, Lifestyles Editor, Tori Paul
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Joe Ruiz, who worked as a San Dimas High School proctor for 19 years, passed away Sept. 15th due to natural causes. Students and staff were clearly saddened this past week as they mourn the death of someone who had been a campus fixture for nearly two decades. People describe Ruiz as an amazing man who... Read more »
Construction still up and coming
September 16, 2012 • Angel Rios, News Editor
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With an altered gym, enhanced stadium, and a new performing arts theatre, San Dimas High School has gone through a major face-lift since the beginning of the year. SDHS’s gym, though originally to be done by the end of July, has run into some problems. The electrician contracted by Bonita Unified... Read more »
