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  • November 14World Music Day Concert at 7:00 p.m. in the MPR on Friday Nov. 14
  • November 7Shelter in Place Drill on Thursday, Nov. 14 at 11:45 a.m.
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The Pearl Post

The student news site of Daniel Pearl Magnet High School in Lake Balboa, CA
The student news site of Daniel Pearl Magnet High School in Lake Balboa, CA

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The Virtual Voice – Week of Jan. 28

January 29, 2013

Daniel Pearl Magnet High School students discuss what they would like President Obama tackle during his second term in office. Reporter: Dion Mazor. Cameraman/Editor: Luis Solano.

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Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker held a news conference outside of City Hall on Nov. 7 to discuss the 2024 election results. DPMHS Student Member staff traveled to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for the National High School Journalism Convention from Nov. 6 to Nov. 10 and got the opportunity to learn more about journalism and explore the city.
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Youth leader's political involvement in local community
Youth leader's political involvement in local community
Daniel Pearl Magnet High School teachers and staff all show off and display their costumes during lunch on Oct. 31.
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Youth voters in the 2024 presidential election
Senior Leeron Nakash and guest Alia Galvan dance together during the homecoming dance on Oct. 18.
Students enjoy homecoming dance under the starry night
Freshman Alina Knayzan and Silvi Khevoyan dress up in pajamas for Pajama Day on Oct. 7.
Creativity shines throughout campus during Spirit Week
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Senior Leeron Nakash rehearses "Don't Speak" by No Doubt on Nov. 13 to prepare for World Music Day.
World Music Day continues to stay golden despite challenges
Former President Donald Trump campaigns at Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Oct. 10, 2019. After later losing the 2020 election, he was reelected this year, making him the second president (after former President Grover Cleveland) to win two nonconsecutive terms.
Student thoughts on 2024 presidential election results
Junior Delilah Trujillo, senior Genesis Cuellar-Figueroa and senior Leeron Nakash protest for the reinstatement of music teacher Wes Hambright and Spanish teacher Glenda Hurtado. The protest took place at the Los Angeles Unified School District's Region North office on Sept. 23. The three helped organize the walkout, which drew about 150 attendees.
September protest organizers reflect on walkout
Alumna Madyson Phillips presents her research project in her AP African American Studies class during period 3 on Feb. 22. Students had to make a presentation on African American culture and present it to the class.
Improved AP test scores excite students, teachers
Junior Aischelle Baun finishes her Spanish 2 Edgenuity assignments in her period 6 video production class on Oct. 16. Due to former Spanish teacher Glenda Hurtado's displacement, students who were taking Spanish were moved onto Edgenuity due to schedule changes.
Students, staff adapt to schedule changes
Senior Lilli Miscione makes a poster to help promote the homecoming dance during her period 4 Leadership class on Oct. 16.
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On June 30, 2022, Justices gathered for a formal group photograph of the Supreme Court after Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson joined the Court. The Justices are posed in front of red velvet drapes and arranged by seniority, with five seated and four standing.
Recent, vital rulings of the Supreme Court of the United States
Corruption and deception in the Supreme Court of the United States has become more evident and recently the court has used their political agendas to guide their decisions. American citizens need the ability to recall and appoint these judges.
Corrupt agendas infest the courts
Pro-choice activists protest the overruling of Roe v. Wade, which was decided by a 5-4 vote by the Supreme Court, at Foley Square during a New York abortion rally on May 3, 2022.
Abortion rights should be a law
As school shootings continue to occur, students feel increasingly worried about gun violence. Lack of gun control is a major part of school shootings and without more restrictions on gun laws, threats and shootings will continue without change.
Tougher gun laws are needed
Students protest for the reinstatement of both music teacher Wes Hambright and Spanish teacher Glenda Hurtado on Sept. 23. Hambright was reinstated that day, but students called for the return of both teachers.
Teacher displacement disrupts the learning of students
Students gathered to spread awareness about the teacher displacement during lunch on Sept. 20. Students gave out armbands and wore them to silently protest the displaced positions.
Editorial: Teacher displacement strips students of necessary education
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