Everyone could help the school [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, February 22, 2012 By Editorial In December of 2011, Daniel Pearl Magnet High School was introduced to a program called Donors Choose that allowed teachers to receive funding for desired educational projects. full story

The effects of tobacco on your body and life [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, February 22, 2012 By Daylin Ramirez Sure, it may seem glamorous and cool, and you might actually think it makes you look stylish and fabulous, but the truth is noccotine, which is found in tobacco, is an addicting drug and getting hooke full story

Girls water polo makes a splash, But the team loses in playoffs, 5-3 [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, February 22, 2012 By KRISTINE GEVANYAN Last year, the girl’s water polo team made it to the championships taking second place. This year, the girls have been putting in double the effort to make it to first and bring home the trophy. full story

Students are treated to a documentary and a $15,000 donation for the school's journalism program Tuesday, February 21, 2012 By John Namuco and Patrick Avognon Jr. full story

Los Angeles Times journalist gives students tips on writing Wednesday, February 15, 2012 By Alejandra Aguilera and Cailin Reid Having a job where every day is different is the perfect place to be for a journalist, according to Los Angeles Times reporter Kevin Baxter. full story

Daily News columnist retires, visits journalism students Wednesday, February 15, 2012 By Christopher Bower It’s not every day that a local high school gets a visit from a popular columnist. But that’s exactly what happened to the Journalism I class of Daniel Pearl Magnet High School (DPMHS) when The Daily full story

Latino journalist shares influences with students Wednesday, February 15, 2012 By Elyssa Gorospe Novelist and journalist Hector Tobar started his journalism career working for a small community newspaper and has now been telling stories for 25 years. full story

Comic Book Club gives students’ opportunity to share about comics Wednesday, February 15, 2012 By Jairo Zarate The Comic Book Club was formed because a circle of friends decided to expand their ideas throughout the school with those who shared the same interests in comic books. full story

The Lime Truck serves gourmet food on wheels to southern Californians Wednesday, February 15, 2012 By Rosie Somoundjian The winner who defeated seven other trucks with the best food, selling ability and wise decision-making was The Lime Truck. Since winning the grand prize, the Orange County based “restaurant on wheels full story

Students’ buses secured only for the rest of semester Tuesday, February 14, 2012 By Tim Smirnov and Rosie Somoundjian In December, when Governor Jerry Brown announced that $328 million would be cut from K-12 funding, much of the cuts were to come from transportation. The cuts threatened to sever half of the school bu full story

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