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DHS senior Katie Belaire gives a speech on May 11, 2022, honoring social studies teacher Doug Radcliffe. “It’s not very often that we as students take the time to let our teachers know when we appreciate them, and having the opportunity to do so on such a large scale was amazing,” Belaire said. Belaire will be attending Miami University next fall and she credits Radcliffe as being a huge help in going through the college decision process.

Bringing Back Tradition

Aidan Oakley and Hadeel Antar
July 26, 2022
Fatme Houry showing DHS freshman Yara Hamam her grades on March 3, 2022. Hamam says she favors Houry’s teaching style. “I like the way she teaches us,” Hamam said. “It really helps me understand on what she’s teaching us.”

A Master’s Degree in Learning

Husayn Hamoud, Feature Editor
June 13, 2022
Illustration credits to Canva.com

2021 Michigan Wage Increase Delay Turns 2022 Increase Redundant

Husayn Hamoud, Feature Editor
June 13, 2022
Three artworks drawn by Neveen Haidar. Haidar said that these pieces have a lot of room for interpretation. “These are by far my favorite pieces,” Haidar said. “They display a certain intensity of emotion that really causes the viewer to think.”

Artist of the Month: Art and Mental Health

Husayn Hamoud, Feature Editor
June 9, 2022
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Will There Be A Third World War?

Alyssa O’sada, Staff Writer
April 21, 2022
Head’s book “Warn Me When It’s Time”. Now ready to purchase on websites such as Amazon and stores like Barnes and Noble!

Writing From the Heart and Home

Sadie Wojtowicz, Feature Editor
April 21, 2022

Detroit embraces Stafford in Superbowl victory, despite winning for a different city

Aidan Oakley, Sports Editor
February 18, 2022
In order to support the St. Judes Children’s Research Hospital, cancer ribbon shaped sugar cookies and more, are up for purchase through DHS Junior Amanda Harajli’s organization, @cookies4_cancer.

DHS Junior Aids Research Hospital with Cookies 4 Cancer Charity Organization

Hadeel Antar, Opinion Editor
February 14, 2022
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Super Bowl Prediction

Carter Peet, Sports Editor
February 13, 2022
Saleh-Hernandez lectures a class of 27 students about individual liberties on Feb. 8, 2022. Saleh-Hernandez says she wants to help her students become active in political discussions. “My goal is for students to have their seat at the table. So when they have parents, or uncles, or relatives discuss politics, I want them to be able to carry their own,” Saleh-Hernandez said.

AP-Perseverance

Aidan Oakley, Sports Editor
February 10, 2022
DHS Senior Zeinab Zreik holds her QuestBridge match board for Stanford. It is a QuestBridge tradition to make and take a picture with the college that you matched to. Zreik also has a matching hoodie showing her future school pride.

Senior Zeinab Zreik receives a full-ride scholarship to Stanford

Sadie Wojtowicz, Feature Editor
January 25, 2022
DHS senior Danielle Harajli, poses for a photo of her holding her violin. Harajli feels playing the violin gives her the feeling of being unstoppable, and that she is thankful for being apart of such amazing teams of Dearborn. “When I play the violin, I am transported into a world of pure bliss and sheer joy. It is like the world around me stops and nothing matters but the notes being played. It is such an honor to play amongst so many talented musicians and I am so grateful to be part of both the DHS orchestra and the Philharmonic orchestra for the Dearborn Youth Symphony,” Harajli said.

Artist of the Month: Danielle Harajli

Jazmin Ward, Ad Editor
January 18, 2022
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