Angie Gonzales and Emre Ozmemili
Mahika Ganguly, Staff Reporter
Jaeden Williams-Edmonds, Staff Reporter
December 21, 2020
Founded this past August by senior Christopher Butcher and junior Shelby Rush, Co-Presidents, the Black Student Union of Englewood (BSU) is a student-led organization dedicated to advocating and promoting Black excellence across the DMAE campus and within the Englewood community. The organization strives to make DMAE a more welcoming space for all students. “The...
Jaslyn Tu
December 21, 2020
Students know better than anyone else the tedium and stress that school brings out, especially when it’s online and amidst a pandemic. For seniors, particularly, the first few months of school brings what seems like never-ending worries with teachers piling on school work and the lengthy list of college applications, so a little break was completely...
Mahika Ganguly, Staff Reporter
December 21, 2020
How will the elements of your identity influence your future? On the morning of November 10, 2020, students gathered for an online workshop presented by the Garden State Equality organization to discuss answers to that question. The online workshop conducted over Zoom educated students about a multitude of topics such as LGBTQ+ rights, racism,...
Hannah Ferrer, Staff Reporter
December 21, 2020
The arrival of a new club, Project Happiness, made its way to DMAE promoting mental wellbeing and mindfulness. Project Happiness is a global organization that aims to empower others with resources and generate greater happiness in the world, especially during these struggling times. “I think it’s important because nowadays in this generation...
December 21, 2020
On October 8, 2020, DMAE students had a chance to participate in a presentation by Inspired Wellness to learn the role and impact of mental illness in our community. This event was piloted by guidance counselor Jalesah Brooks to recognize Mental Illness Awareness Week and the importance of mental health. Mental Illness Awareness Week is the first full...
Angie Gonzales and Emre Ozmemili
December 21, 2020
Yes, Joe Biden won, but since news networks projected the race for the now-President-elect on November 7th, Georgia has become the epicenter of political focus. Why you ask??...
- Notes on Covid-19 November 30, 2020
Emre Ozmemili, Staff Reporter
January 22, 2020
In recent days Demorcrats and Republicans alike have questioned the powers of a President of the United States to commit an airstrike without the knowledge or consent of Congress,...
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December 21, 2020
To athletes, the mere idea of having their entire season cancelled is a nightmare. Similarly, most DMAE athletes did not know if they would even see the field. Covid-19 threatened many expectations...
November 30, 2020
With only 6 games, the Dwight Morrow High School Football team recorded its best record since the 70’s, posting 5 wins with 1 loss. Even with the unorthodox season due to the pandemic, Englewood had...

Unquestionably, DMAE has lacked an overall emphasis on the arts, particularly in visual art. Fortunately, the National Art Honor Society (NAHS) has recently worked on developing a monthly themed art...

During remote learning, the DMHS band has been thriving on new opportunities. Through Gary Hollander’s “Virtual VIP” series, students have been learning about several different careers in the music...
Mia Madonna, Staff Reporter
December 21, 2020
Running in the rain may be amusing for a few minutes, but try four hours! On November 1st, DMHS Athletic Trainer, Andrea Quaregna, also known as Trainer A, ran a virtual marathon to raise money for Achilles...