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Seniors Esthefany Salazar (left), Brizhané Sam (middle), and Valerie Mendoza (right) wait for their turn to audition. Brizhané Sam states, “Dance pushes me to do better in my classes, because I know that I can’t dance with bad grades.”

Dance Team: Behind the Scenes

Alejandra Rojas, Reporter
January 24, 2016
Some teachers and security have complained about students bringing their blankets to class is distracting to others. As a result, Don Lugo re-enforces its former policy of not permitting blankets on campus. Mrs. Cabrera explains, “It really does set a bad precedent about what we want to do in terms of being serious about the classroom.”

Blanketing the Issue

Alejandra Rojas, News Reporter
November 21, 2015
GSA held a protest on Friday to raise awareness for bullying. Club members wore tape over their mouths to symbolize how words can permanently silence someone. GSA vice president Monica Lara and fellow members also wore signs bearing statistics and statements regarding bullying.

GSA Speaks For Those Who Can’t

Alejandra Rojas, News Reporter
November 14, 2015
This policy is intended to help liberate the students and have them be more accountable for bringing their things. The office always had to battle with aggravated parents and students who tried to find loop holes. Alyssa Stammerjohan (’16) argues that, “homework, textbooks, and even projects, should be allowed to be dropped off in the office for a childs educational purposes.”

Controversial New Policy

Alejandra Rojas and Maria Almaguer
November 4, 2015
Ronaldo Angulo is currently a Junior at Don Lugo. He firmly spoke against Andrew Cruz, Vice President of CVUSD Board Of Education, crude comments. Angulo states, To sum it up in a few words though, all I heard was ignorance, intolerance, and bigotry.

The Student’s Voice

Alejandra Rojas, Reporter
October 24, 2015
Kennedy’s Voice members attended a school board meeting aimed to help strengthen the voices of those who have been affected by bullying. Julianna Turner, 16, stated, “People just don’t get it. Almost every single teen is going to experience suicidal thoughts at one point of their life and people underestimate just how powerful that force can be.”

Kennedy’s Voice Gets Heard

Alejandra Rojas, News Reporter
October 19, 2015
Don Lugo is using its older way of nominating for homecoming court. This would be giving the student body more of a say in who gets nominated. The point is for everyone to get a fair shot at being nominated, explains Mrs. Rigo-Witt

Out with the old, in with the new

Alejandra Rojas, News Reporter
October 12, 2015
The complexities of history and the reality of human weakness notwithstanding, [Americans], for all their many differences and limitations, were able by hard work and self-sacrifice – some at the cost of their lives – to build a better future, said Pope Francis as he addressed Congress on Thursday.

Pope Blesses America by Visiting U.S. Capitol

Alejandra Rojas, News Reporter
September 25, 2015
Re-admit slips are located in the attendance office and are needed to return to class.

Re-admit Slips’ Attempt to Minimize Truancies

Alejandra Rojas, News Reporter
September 8, 2015
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