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PHOTO: Fiesta Friday Film Festival

May 2, 2014
During Fiesta Friday, students participated in a film festival that featured films made by Daniel Pearl students. Photo by Jake Dobbs
During Fiesta Friday, students attended the lunchtime film festival that featured short films made by Daniel Pearl Magnet High students. Here, the audience watched a news story on Daniel Pearl World Music Day, which was held in October.
Photo by Jake Dobbs

During Fiesta Friday, students attended the lunchtime film festival that featured short films made by Daniel Pearl Magnet High students. Here, the audience watched a news story on Daniel Pearl World Music Day, which was held in October.
Photo by Jake Dobbs

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Freshman Silas Hinkle unlocks his Yondr pouch before leaving school at the cafeteria on Feb. 18. Students at Daniel Pearl Magnet High School use Yondr pouches, where phones alongside other wireless devices are placed inside the pouches to enforce the cellphone ban.
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Junior Sebastian Olfatmanesh sings “Something” by the Beatles while playing the guitar on Feb. 11. Students rehearsed for the Valentine’s Day concert, which will be held on Feb. 13 in the MPR.
Musicians, poets prepare to belt their hearts out for upcoming Valentine's Day concert
Students protest with signs and flags as they walk between Victory Blvd. and Balboa Blvd. on Feb. 10.
Students walk out demanding awareness, advocacy toward immigration policies
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Freshman Jett Cabrinha and senior Genesis Cuellar-Figueroa perform “One Way or Another” by Blondie during the World Music Day concert on Nov. 15.
World Music Day musicians perform golden melodies
Daniel Pearl Magnet High School teachers and staff all show off and display their costumes during lunch on Oct. 31.
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Senior Leeron Nakash and guest Alia Galvan dance together during the homecoming dance on Oct. 18.
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Freshman Alina Knayzan and Silvi Khevoyan dress up in pajamas for Pajama Day on Oct. 7.
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Sophomore Giancarlo Valdez and English teacher Valerie Quiroga play a game of Connect 4 on Aug. 16.
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A member of United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA) shouts into a megaphone outside the Local District Northwest Main Office during the strike on May 16. UTLA members and families are picketing to hold the district accountable for campus safety on school grounds.
UTLA protests for districtwide school safety after recent security risks
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