The Dragon

Features
Apr 19, 2018

By: Matthew Eng Just a few weeks ago, d.tech freshman Samantha Mah, held a book signing for the publishing of her first ever novel, Fourteen and Facing It. The novel follows 14-year-old Adalyn, who appears to be fearless, but actually has emetophobia, or a fear of vomiting or anything related to it. As she enters ...

Engineering Their Passion

Features
Apr 17, 2018

Students Wonder if d.tech Grading is too Easy

Features
Apr 12, 2018

Freedom’s Realm

Features
Apr 02, 2018

The Freshman With Five Jobs

Features
Mar 30, 2018

Puerto Rican Power Outage

Current Events
Apr 18, 2018

By: Matthew Silverman There has been a lot of buzz around d.tech lately about Puerto Rico with the newly founded exchange program. This week it was reported that the Puerto Rican power outage, spanning since Hurricane Maria last August, is the largest in US history and second in world history only after Typhoon Haiyan in ...

Non-Political Political Walkout

Current Events
Mar 13, 2018

Lockdown Two: Electric Boogaloo

Current Events
Feb 27, 2018

Democrats Need to Get Serious on DACA

Current Events
Opinion
Feb 26, 2018

The Lockdown Surprise

Current Events
Feb 23, 2018

d.tech Fashion

Fashion
Lifestyle
Apr 10, 2018

By: Elliot Boz While some don’t care, others live to be fashionable. Fashion. A vague term used to describe the way one dresses. You may be considered in fashion or not, but what does “in fashion” really mean? Fashion is constantly evolving, weaving in new trends with the old. And now in the 2010’s, after ...

Fly Me to the Slough

Lifestyle
Apr 09, 2018

Best Frost-Bites

Food
Lifestyle
Opinion
Mar 28, 2018

The d.tech Piano: An Obituary

d.tech Life
Lifestyle
Mar 07, 2018

Good Luck, Juniors

d.tech Life
Lifestyle
Feb 22, 2018

Protecting the Land – Q&A with Eric Buescher

Q&A
Mar 27, 2018

By: Paolo Skyrus If you haven’t heard of Martins Beach south of Half Moon Bay, you’re missing out. This lovely white sanded location has been the location of numerous fond memories of the surrounding community. However, it has also been part of a problematic property dispute that has lasted for years. Ever since venture capitalist ...

Q&A with Larry Hassett

Q&A
Mar 09, 2018

Voting Rights – Q&A With Nervana L. Nurse

Q&A
Dec 13, 2017

Finding a Healthy Plan – Q&A with Ruth Linden

Q&A
Dec 12, 2017

Life Choices: Q&A with Alie Lahey About Abortion

Q&A
Nov 15, 2017

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

d.tech’s Image Problem

Opinion
Apr 25, 2018

By: Sebastian Golden “Big Silicon Valley companies have been in a race to shape students’ education and use schools to train their next generation of workers,” “But until now, none has put public school students a short walk from the chief executive.”statedaccording to a December New York Times article about d.tech. “But until now, none ...