Open courtyard could help educate students

The courtyard should be opened for lunch and to biology classes, who could benefit by studying plants up close.

A little syrupy, but "Righteous Love" satisfies

Senior Octavius Johnson's music video for his original song "Oh Girl - Righteous Love" is impressive despite its cheesiness.

Horticulture class takes off

The popularity of horticulture class has soared. In fact, it has tripled since the class began 16 years ago, said instructor John Enders who teaches 75 students in three sections. Enders and students

Speaker Engages Some

Some students praised and others were skeptical of the March 28 assembly.

School spirit: measuring and boosting it prove tough

Does Dulaney need to bolster school spirit?   It’s a debatable issue, yet school spirit is on the radar screen of the PTSA, which lists it as a primary goal on its website.”    Senior Katrine Garcia

Farmer Brown has come to town leaving his farm behind him

National Art Honor Society inducts new members, honors seniors

Dulaney's National Art Honor Society inducted 25 new members in a ceremony April 28 in the satellite cafeteria.

Crystals in the classroom

L.C. Tao, Lucy Wang and Biz Schaeffer (left to right) produced crystals in their Gt 10 chemistry class third quarter. Using aluminum-potassium sulfate, students in A.P. classes grew crystals as well.

Car of the Month

At first glance, Junior Nick Wittig’s BMW 540i is resembles all other BMW’s of its kind, but the story behind its journey is different from an ordinary car purchase. Wittig remembers the day, about a

Younger Baseball Players Step Up

Bond shares the recent success of the Dulaney baseball team