The Teen Diversity Dialogue starts up again with the goal of connecting students
January 23, 2012
By: Michelle Borbon Although there are a number of clubs dedicated to specific ethnicities, like SPICE club, Black Student Union, Asian Student Union, and Spanish club, DV still lacks an organization that focuses on understanding diverse back grounds, which is where the Teen Diversity Dialogue kicks... Read more »
Back to school and straight to work
January 18, 2012 • Maddie Nichols, Reporter
Thousands of students returned to school fully relaxed from winter break, but after just three weeks, stress levels are back at their peak. Is it possible for students to get back into the swing of things immediately? Or will grades suffer from post-break-forgetfulness? “It is never easy to get back... Read more »
For AP students, benefits of studying outweigh the stress
December 15, 2011
“I spend hours and hours studying just for one quiz,” said Charmaine Mills, a freshman in AP Human Geography, one of the 18 Advanced Placement classes available to students at Desert Vista. Mills is in three other honors classes, involved in Speech Theater and Debate, Art Club, and Latin Club. “I... Read more »
Stick to it: staying committed to new resolutions
December 14, 2011 • Michelle Abunaja, Staff Writer
When the clock strikes twelve, it’s the New Year and whether you believe in the 2012 apocalypse (which still gives you a year to better yourself) or not it’s time to make changes and stick to the New Years resolutions. January represents a new slate, a clean pallet for following hearts and chasing... Read more »
When the ball drops and fireworks fly
December 5, 2011 • Maddie Nichols, Reporter
New Year’s Eve is infamous for its fabulous and extravagant parties. With only one day left in the year, people find themselves working to find the perfect activity to do as it comes to a close. Possible activities range from watching a favorite family movie to spending time with friends to traveling... Read more »
Movie Night and future hopes
December 4, 2011 • Kendra Donohoe
by Kendra Donohoe The buttery smell of popcorn fills the audience, and eagerly awaiting students sit in their cars, set up chairs, and face the big screen on Movie Night. After raising money through different activities, and having... Read more »
Shopping for Chaos
November 30, 2011 • Jordan Rydman, Reporter
Thanksgiving is over, and it’s that time of year again! Lights illuminate the rooftops and wreaths decorate the doors. The trees are up, the Menorahs are out and everybody is preparing for the holidays. Part of preparing for the holidays is buying gifts! Black Friday is the most popular day to get... Read more »
Latin club gives back
November 28, 2011 • Amitty Tam, Reporter
It’s that time of the year again! The Latin Club is holding their annual Gift Wrap for Adopt a Family this December. This has been a project the Latin Club has been taking on since the holidays of 2006. The club has partnered with AZ Adoption and Foster Care to bring Christmas gifts to less fortunate... Read more »
All you need is love
November 10, 2011 • Lotus Rogers, Reporter
By:Lotus Rogers Staff writer Almost everyone here in Ahwatukee, probably gets enough to eat everyday and is part of their everyday life style: eat a bowl of cereal with some orange juice, snack on a couple chips before lunch which consists of salad and a cup of pasta, then snack on another handful... Read more »
Carnival held by student council had mixed results
November 10, 2011 • Michelle Borbon
Posters advertised it all week and clubs readied booths and prizes in anticipation, but the Homecoming carnival wasn’t as popular in comparison to the dance or the homecoming game. “A lot of clubs participated and we all had a lot of fun,” said Mrs. Maggie Fountain, who was in charge of the carnival. ... Read more »
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