Editorials and opinion pieces reflect the views of their authors, not of Duxbury High School.
by Molly N, Ben A, Kacey D, Dan F, Fletcher D, Brooke S, and Mark Brown The ‘Laugh it off culture’ has got to come to an end. It is not funny. In high school, when someone uses words such as retard, the n-word, or homophobic slurs, they […]
When opposing forces collide, a dark figure blackmails Dom Toretto, played by Vin Diesel, into turning against his crew, it’s up to Luke Hobbs, Dwayne Johnson, to stop his old friend, and perhaps save the world into the bargain, with the help of a deadly foe in Ian […]
By: Jillian H., Ella R., and Brooke S. The new Power Rangers movie was released Friday, March 24, a film that received mixed reviews but was praised for its diverse characters. Along with including people of color, the film also included an LGBT+ character and a character on […]
By: Rebecca Jones Three year ago, a Facebook group titled, “Duxbury helping Duxbury” was created by a member of the community. The initial motive for this private group was to “be a place where anyone in the community can post a need. If there is someone who has […]
As semester two begins, everyone is de-stressing now that mid-years are over. And now students are changing classes, and lunches? Yes, the lunch schedule has now changed and there are mixed feelings about it among students. Here’s what the new schedule looks like: Some major changes include science, […]
By Fletcher D. Women and men are equal. Duh. I’m not a monster. I just don’t believe the Women’s March was a necessary action. I feel it was a politically motivated protest based on false ideas. At its core, the women’s march focussed on Feminism and civil rights. […]
By Ella R. After the recent international women’s march, many people asked what the protesters (including myself) were even marching for. On January 21st I marched for women. I marched for women who have experienced sexual assault, especially those that never got justice. I marched for white women […]
By: Molly Norton and Alex Knies As editors we don’t get to write as much. We edit. Hence the name: editors. But we decided to start a new type of article on the Dragon Flyer- editorials. These pieces are our opinions and should not be taken as facts. […]
By: Fletcher D. and Ella R. The flames of heated politics are starting to die down, but it seems the flames have found their way to a new host: the American Flag. There have been two major cases that came before the supreme court regarding flag burning/desecration, they […]
By: Kacey Decker As Christmas approaches quickly, what better way to get into the holiday spirit than with some all-time favorite Christmas films? A survey was sent out to all Duxbury High School students and staff in order to gain insight to holiday favorites around the school. The […]
By: Brooke S One of the most frustrating things to happen, is trying to get to your next class in the crowded hallways of school and someone in front of you is walking so slow that you can’t help but explode with impatience. Nothing annoys me more than […]
By: Rebecca J. In the past few weeks, it has been apparent that not every student is standing for the daily Pledge of Allegiance. This observation may be influenced by many factors that have recently changed our people’s view of America. The first initiation for America to reflect […]
Tuesday November 8, 2016 marked just the fifth time in U.S. election history where the eventual president-elect, Donald Trump, won the electoral vote but not the popular vote. Junior, Drew V said, “I’m definitely a little nervous to say the least, but the people spoke and Trump is […]
By Lizzy Creamer Duxbury Drama’s Fall Festival of Plays took its audience by storm with its heartwarming, comical, and tragic skits. Aside from a few technical hiccups, the plays were well executed and taught important moral lessons. The Junior Class play, “The Dancers” directed by senior Jenna S. […]
Duxbury High School students showed their school spirit during Spirit Week. Spirit Week this year, which began on October 3rd, consisted of Army vs. Navy Day, America Day, Pop Culture Day, Class Day, and Decades Day. Students had mixed emotions based on one of the most highly anticipated […]
By Daniel F. TV is very popular. Whether it be monsters, zombies, drug kingpins, ER doctors, cutthroat politicians, hackers, or knights. A recent poll sent out to DHS students said that many people watch Stranger Things, Grey’s Anatomy, The Office, The Walking Dead, Narcos, Game of Thrones, […]
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By Jay W. Audiences might not have thought that The Bachelor could get crazier, but here we are. Season 20 of ABC’s The Bachelor is a milestone in the series and for television as a whole. The participants, the dates, and of course, the bachelor himself, Ben Higgins, […]
By: Hannah Heroin: Cape Cod, USA follows the life of eight young addicts. Two of the young women in the film, Marissa and Arianna, died from overdoses during the making of the film. Heroin addiction is an epidemic that has swept across the South Shore and is taking […]
By: Ben B. Though this is not his best album, and is not equal to My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, Kanye West’s “The Life of Pablo” is a gem full of the struggles of temptation. On February 14th, 2016, the album dropped, making it the first project by […]
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