• Features
• Jun 09, 2017

By Joseph Nguyen Everyone has a person or idol that they look up to.  At d.tech, these range from real public figures such as Edward Snowden, Neil deGrasse Tyson, or Tupac Shakur, to fictional characters such as Light Yagami from Death Note, Rem from Re:Zero, or Fist of the North Star’s main antagonist Raoh. But ...

• Current Events
• Jun 09, 2017

By Alex Lederman With the prospect of summer approaching, many plan to spend their days relaxing by the beach under the full haze of the Californian sun. Some are envisioning an alternative summer endeavor. The Millbrae City Council has proposed a slightly unorthodox idea, by considering the construction of an ice rink to be utilized over the ...

• d.tech Life
• Lifestyle
• Jun 09, 2017

By Dragon Staff In the inaugural print issue of the newspaper (May 25, 2017), the lead story, “Hard Hat Report: Update on Oracle Campus”, by Bibi Wong, incorrectly reported Mitch McDonald title as Chief Architect. His actual title is Senior Superintendent with XL Construction. The cost of the building was also misrepresented. The cost of ...

• Q&A
• Jun 06, 2017

By Gaby Harrold Kathleen Odell  is the new college counselor at d.tech. Odell’s job involves everything from hosting informational presentations on college prep, to meeting one on one with students about their course load. Her primary work is focused on coaching all d.tech students through the college admissions process, a daunting task all around, but ...

• Sports
• Jun 04, 2017

By Jalen Thornley The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is the highest governing body in college sports, and sets the rules and regulations that college athletes abide by both n and off the court. The NCAA has set strict guidelines that athletes and colleges must follow, one of which states that student-athletes may not receive ...

• Entertainment
• Jun 06, 2017

By Jadene Auerbach If you’re in the mood for an entertaining onslaught of quirky bakers and intense competition, The Great British Baking Show is for you. The British TV series pits a dozen bakers from across the UK who compete to be named the country’s best. Bakers compete in a weekly competition with three challenges: ...

• Opinion
• Jun 08, 2017

By Amy Natarajan The millisecond that Parks and Rec clicks into focus on the television screen, something magical happens to me. It can be a terrible day, a stressful day, or a sick day, but in a few seconds of seeing Aziz Ansari dancing in his sequined suit, a warm feeling brews inside of me. ...