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Charlie Kirk speaking at Utah Valley university moments before he was assassinated.
The Aftermath of the Charlie Kirk Shooting
Administration temporarily closed access to the ramp that leads from the upper floor to the lower floor to mop water from the ceiling leaks.
When It Rains, It Leaks
Dunbar uses a system of signs that are either red or green based on the areas where phones are permissible.
PLD Adapting to New Phone Policy
Students in Mr. Peter Knapp's math class take part in the moment of silence at the beginning of the school day.
Moment of Silence
Kentucky teachers at the 2018 protests were instructed to not make any noise at the Capitol, so they started waving their raised hands.
Broken Promises, Fading Trust
Student takes aim to drop Mrs. Newsome into the dunk tank.
Senior Tailgate
The Dunbar community walks through Palomar for the homecoming parade.
Homecoming Parade
On Oct. 8, Mrs. Faris led the freshman class in a training on Green Dot. They learned how to be effective bystanders.
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Will Merritt and Mrs. Merritt at the annual Walk for Down Syndrome.
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College encampments protesting university support for Israel.
Generation Rising
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A great movie to fall asleep to.
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New Yeat Album is “Garbage”
Illuminating the News for the Students by the Students

Lamplighter Media Productions
Illuminating the News for the Students by the Students

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“I’ve been playing the violin since I was nine years old," freshman Lauren Crockett said. "Not many of my family members play musical instruments, but I thought it would be exciting and also serve to enhance my intelligence. I really love the feeling of getting to participate in concerts and being able to play complex pieces of music. Violin has also led me to meet new friends throughout the years, some of which I consider to be my closest companions. Although there are times where playing this instrument isn’t always the easiest, I still love it and I’m glad I took the leap of faith and learned to play such intricate and amazing music.”
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"I'm worried that my dog has cancer again. She had cancer as a puppy before we got her- she was a Christmas present when we lived in Puerto Rico. Her name is Blondie Blondie, and they found her on a beach called Dead Dog Beach because of how many strays die there. I remember her barely eating at first, because, at the shelter she had to wait until all the other dogs ate before she did. She's the most kindred spirit I know."
"I'm worried that my dog has cancer again. She had cancer as a puppy before we got her- she was a Christmas present when we lived in Puerto Rico. Her name is Blondie Blondie, and they found her on a beach called Dead Dog Beach because of how many strays die there. I remember her barely eating at first, because, at the shelter she had to wait until all the other dogs ate before she did. She's the most kindred spirit I know."
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"Yeah, college will be our first time away from each other, so it'll be interesting."
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