The Dragon

Features
Jun 21, 2018

Elliot Boz | eboz19@dtechhs.org | June 21, 2018 Midway through college, Wade Wilgus realized that he wanted to be a teacher. “It was the best way to account for all of my personality flaws in a positive way,” d.tech’s beloved U.S. History teacher said. “I am prone to being over-enthusiastic; I am prone to being ...

Am I Special Enough For d.tech?

Features
Jun 18, 2018

d.tech Screen Time: Is It Healthy?

Features
Jun 16, 2018

California Teachers Unions v.s. Billion Dollar Corporations

Features
Jun 14, 2018

Powerschool A Power System?

Features
Jun 13, 2018

d.tech’s LEED Gold Award

Current Events
Jun 15, 2018

Marius Tali | mtali19@dtechhs.org | June 15, 2018 Design Tech High School’s campus is stunning. Its curved design and glass architecture perfectly mirrors the Oracle Campus. However, looks weren’t the only thing that were taken into consideration. The campus was recognized with the LEED gold award on March 29th of 2018. LEED, or Leadership in ...

Goldmining in California is Still a Thing

Current Events
Jun 08, 2018

d.tech’s New Scholarship

Current Events
Jun 08, 2018

Breaking: Freedom Cheteni Abruptly Missing from d.tech

Earthquake talk with the California Geological Survey

Current Events
Jun 07, 2018

Perfect Lunch Spot?

d.tech Life
Food
Lifestyle
Jun 18, 2018

Lauren Pineda | lpineda19@dtechhs.org | June 18, 2018 It’s time for lunch. You’re hungry, you can’t wait to eat, and you want to enjoy the next thirty minutes. Where do you sit? Outside? Inside? Under the stairs? To learn about what makes a lunch spot at d.tech perfect, The Dragon interviewed students from each grade. ...

Feel Guilty for Not Reading? Meet Bookeater Jocelyn McHugo

Lifestyle
Jun 14, 2018

Thomas Weese: Our Brave and Opinionated New Student Rep

d.tech Life
Lifestyle
Jun 13, 2018

Shannon Sinclair: Practicing Mindfulness

d.tech Life
Lifestyle
Jun 12, 2018

Chromebook Customization: Art Meets Tech

Lifestyle
Tech @ d.tech
Jun 11, 2018

Accordion Playing Russian: Q&A With Igor Morozov

Q&A
Jun 19, 2018

Ryan Harsono | rharsono19@dtechhs.org Igor Morozov, an eccentric freshman at d.tech, plays a very unique instrument that has strong ties to his culture: the accordion. Leaving the home he knew so well in Russia only seven years ago, the accordion has remained a constant in Morozov’s life, a hobby that he enjoyed throughout his childhood ...

Being a Designer- A Q&A with Galen McAndrew

Q&A
Jun 17, 2018

Graduating Early: A Q&A with Kirill Naumov

Q&A
Jun 10, 2018

Q&A: How Will Wilgucope with Our Loss (Seniors Leaving)

Q&A
Jun 07, 2018

Journalism, Love, and Bluegrass: A Q&A with Lessley Anderson

Q&A
May 31, 2018

Rockin’ Ross

Sports
Apr 24, 2018

By: Maria McAlister-Young The Winter Olympics in PyeongChang drew nearly three thousand top-tier athletes from ninety-two countries to compete on the most exalted stage of international sports. And the Summer Olympics is even bigger, with an even greater number of sporting events and athletes. In 2020, rock climber Ross Fulkerson, a junior at Design Tech High ...

Running a Sports Team

Sports
Mar 15, 2018

Varsity Girls Soccer: A Dragons Team on Fire

Sports
Mar 12, 2018

Super Bowl Stars Super Foles

Sports
Feb 06, 2018

On the Fence With Paige Luong

Sports
Jan 24, 2018

Do We Want Super Bowl Ads?

Entertainment
Mar 20, 2018

By: Marius Tali Advertisements have always been ingrained in television. And the pinnacle of current advertising can be seen during the Super Bowl, one of the most viewed sports games of the year. Advertisements during the Super Bowl have a high watch rate, high placement cost, and at this point, a cult following. Whereas stereotypical ...

The Riverdale Rundown

Entertainment
Jan 10, 2018

The Flash and His Impulse

Entertainment
Opinion
Nov 06, 2017

“The Great British Baking Show” is a Thing

Entertainment
Jun 06, 2017

Why People Hated The Phantom Menace

Entertainment
May 30, 2017

The SAT and ACT: Two Very Profitable “Nonprofits”

Opinion
Jun 14, 2018

Portia Kwan | pkwan19@dtechhs.org | June 14, 2018 It’s summer time, which means many juniors are taking the ACT or SAT before they apply for colleges in the fall. According to College Board, the non profit organization best know for the administering the SAT, “more than 7.3 million test takers completed the SAT or a ...