By: Brooke S. This week, The Duxbury High School Music Program will be escaping the cold to sunny Florida for a Disney trip. The much anticipated trip is planned every 4 years at DHS. Referring to what goes on when down at Disney, the head of the music […]
OBy Ben Acker Donald Trump has recently targeted Snoop Dogg for his recent music video, which is a remix of BADBADNOTGOOD’s Lavender. The remix itself isn’t the issue, it was the visuals. The video depicts a somewhat typical day, but everyone is a clown, including the president. But […]
By: Ella R. On Friday March 17, Push the Pie took place during 1st and 3rd lunch. Push the Pie is an event where teachers and students alike purchase votes to throw a pie into the face of the teacher or student of their choice. This year, the […]
By Lizzy Creamer These days it’s almost impossible to scroll through Instagram and Facebook without seeing a snap of someone’s green drink or kale salad. Diet trends come and go, for example; gluten free, raw, juice cleanses, and most recently, vegetarianism and veganism. Whether it be for dietary […]
By Daniel F. U2’s The Joshua Tree turned 30 earlier this month. As one of the best-selling albums of all time, it is known for it’s Americana and Irish roots. The album starts off with “Where the Streets Have No Name,” arguably the best U2 song of all […]
By Hailey B. This week’s New York Times Bestseller list showcases TV and movie adaptations, new releases, and some of this year’s strongest books. The New York Times releases the list early online before print publication. This week’s list appears in the March 19th edition of the New […]
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 […]
By: Rebecca Jones Name: Claire B. Grade: 12 Occupation: Student Interests: Hiking, Skiing, Volleyball, and Watching Shameless “I really enjoy going for hikes, and being outdoors; My family is really great. I’m one of five kids, and I’m the youngest. It’s almost like having four built – in […]
On February 26th, Actor Bill Paxton passed away at the age of 61 due to complications from surgery. Paxton had a large career as an actor, having roles in such films as The Terminator, Weird Science, Aliens, Apollo 13, Titanic, and many others. Paxton also had many roles […]
By Daniel F. The Oscars again had people enthralled this year. While there was not any controversy like last year, there were still some exciting moments. Jimmy Kimmel hosted this year and took jabs at both Trump and Hollywood. He also continued his feud with Matt Damon, once […]
By: Ella R. Name: Xin Ting L. Grade: 12 Occupation: Student “I think that it was freshman or sophomore year, a teacher inspired me to grow my hair out to donate for cancer patients. So I did that for two years and it was the longest duration that […]
Where’s Episode VIII you ask? Did the dragon eat it? Did Oliver lose it? Stay tuned…
By Ben A. On Friday, February 3rd at 7PM, two rival Boston gangs met up at Macy’s in the South Shore Plaza in Braintree and gunshots were fired. Luckily, nobody was hurt, and police arrested Michael J. Spence Jr. on Saturday morning after several hours under lock-down, […]
By Daniel F. Stress Less Week happened from January 23rd to the 27th. It consisted of five unique days. Mindful Monday focused on how important mindfulness is. It was also a ‘pajama day’ for faculty and students. School psychologist Mrs. Ryan said, ‘The point of the whole week […]
By Jillian H. This past month, 90-year-old Holocaust survivor Aron Greenfield spoke to a crowd of more than 400 DHS students. The powerful stories from his life before, during, and after the Holocaust resonated with all those in attendance. Invasion “In one week, all of our lives changed forever,” […]
By Lizzy Creamer Listen up ladies. Prom is just around the corner and here is the Dragon Flyer Review of the 2017 styles to watch out for. Pastel colors are perfect for spring time. From peachy pink to periwinkle, your school’s prom is sure to have splashes of […]
By: Rebecca J. Name: Cammack S. Grade: 10 Occupation: Student Interest: Music, Sports, and History “DHS has really opened up a lot of new opportunities for me. Before I came to DHS I only played soccer, now I’m on the swim and crew team, both varsity. Also, I […]
By: Rebecca J. Name: Julia L. Grade: 12 Occupation: Student Interests: Skiing, Reading, and Running “I work at a local bakery and I’ve been there for about three years. In the years that I’ve been there, its become really meaningful to me. I’ve developed so many interpersonal skills […]
By Ella R. and Brooke S. For 2017’s Super Bowl LI, New Englanders were overwhelmed with pride when they watched their home team, The Patriots, win their 5th Super Bowl. After the huge win, The Super Bowl Parade, which was held in Boston and attended by many DHS […]
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