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  • April 20Senior/Junior Prom on Saturday, April 27 from 6 - 10 p.m. at CSUN’s Orchard Conference Room
  • April 20Movie Night on Friday, April 26 at 5 p.m.
  • April 20No school on Wednesday, April 24 for Armenian Genocide Observance Day
  • April 20Spring Serenade Festival on Tuesday, April 23 at 7 p.m. in the Grove
  • April 20Denim Day will be observed on Tuesday, April 23
  • April 12SBAC Testing from Monday, April 22 to Monday, April 29

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

The Pearl Post

The Virtual Voice- Senior Edition

March 7, 2013

In this week’s Virtual Voice, reporter Elitza Batchiyska asks how seniors plan to spend their last few months of high school.
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Conductor Ernest H. Harrison conducts the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles to sing “True Colors” by Cyndi Lauper on April 12. In the MPR during period 4, the chorus sang, danced and had interactive activities for the audience.
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Musical director Ernest Harrison conducts the Gay Mens Chorus of Los Angeles during their concert in the MPR on April 12.
Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles brings harmony to DPMHS
The role of feminism in pop culture
The role of feminism in pop culture
Junior Sophie Brandrick signs in to attend the Heart of Winter Dance held in the MPR on Feb. 16.
Students dance their hearts out during winter dance
How digital footprint affects Gen Z
How digital footprint affects Gen Z
Seniors Alejandra Iniguez and Madyson Phillips sing All I Want for Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey for the Holly-Jolly Holiday concert on Dec. 8.
"Holly-Jolly Holiday" concert kicks off the holiday season
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The House of Representatives determined that TikTok should be banned in the U.S. unless sold to an American company. Uncertain of whether or not TikTok will be banned, its users worry they will lose their platform for self-expression, building an online presence or earning an income.
Editorial: TikTok is worth keeping amid potential ban
Many students base their understanding of the Israel-Hamas conflict on online sources. However, social media posts geared toward teens often contain misinformation fueled by opposing viewpoints, stressing the importance of media literacy skills in teens.
Editorial: Devastation in Israel-Hamas war prompts need for teens to use media literacy
Student Press Freedom Day offers a stark reminder for student journalists that their First Amendment rights are guaranteed. Although setbacks in defamation and censorship may intimidate a schools publication, it shouldnt deter from your First Amendment rights.
Editorial: Students must recognize their First Amendment rights, especially at a journalism school
Social media has become a big influence on what teens buy and can cause teens to buy products they don’t need out of fear of missing out (FOMO).
Editorial: Don't fall victim to algorithmic consumer culture
Overconsumption has increased due to social media influence, now reaching younger audiences. We must be careful to not overspend on what is unnecessary and keep the earth in mind.
Latest online fads only harm our environment
Students walk past trash cans as they head to their next class on Feb. 5. Due to the rain, numerous trash cans were placed in the hallway to catch water from the leaking ceilings.
Editorial: LAUSD neglects student, staff safety amid unprecedented storm
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Junior Genesis Cuellar-Figueroa takes a picture of the April 8 eclipse. By using the special eclipse sunglasses, she protected both her eyes and her camera lens.
Students, teachers view solar eclipse
In the midst of an ongoing war, students use social media to stay updated about the events happening in Gaza and express their opinions on the situation.
Students keep up with Israeli-Hamas war through social media
A Los Angeles Police Department officer directs traffic on Balboa Boulevard in front of the entrance to the Daniel Pearl Magnet High School parking lot on Aug. 17.
Traffic congestion raises safety concerns for school community
Sophomore Mose Judge-Glascock, junior Leeron Nakash and sophomore Sebastian Olfatmanesh perform Brazil by Declan McKenna as the opening song for World Music Day on Oct. 25.
World Music Day performers take a trip around the world
Senior Khalel Gillen and sophomore Sebastian Olfatmanesh practice during a World Music Day rehearsal on Oct. 19.
World Music Day performers seek to unite community with music
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