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  • News Videos Madrigals off to Italy

    Madrigals off to Italy

    By Ellen Finn and Abby Shade The Madrigals Choir left for Italy on Thursday, June 13, where they will be singing in many churches and at masses. Here is the story about the car wash that occurred in April to fundraise for the trip. Ellen Fin has the story, which was co-produced by Abby Shade.

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  • News New Davis High School principal “fired up”

    New Davis High School principal “fired up”

    By Micaela Everitt, HUB Staff Writer– William Brown has been named Davis High’s new principal. A meet and greet was held at 4:15 on Monday, June 10, at the District Office. Brown last worked in the Twin Rivers School District as a principal of Smythe Academy of Arts and Sciences, a charter school for junior high students. Although he has not always been a high school principal, Brown has worked almost everything else on a high school campus. “I have [...]

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  • Culture REVIEW: “The Internship”

    REVIEW: “The Internship”

    By Glenn Hull HUB Staff Writer– The two hours of the new Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughan film, “The Internship,” were filled with both laughter and what seemed to be one large advertisement for Google. The two main characters, Nick (Wilson) and Billy (Vaughan), are both technologically incompetent, middle-aged salesmen Early in the movie, Nick and Billy’s company closes and they are left taking odd jobs and facing financial collapse until Billy manages to land the two an internship at [...]

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  • News Story of the Day Seniors say goodbye to school

    Seniors say goodbye to school

    By Glenn Hull HUB Staff Writer– Ah yes – summer break – the time most students have been waiting for since the November is now here. Any passerby could tell the school year was over with the shrills of excited students yelling “woo! Schools out!” or “we’re done!” at the top of their lungs. The last day of school ended officially at 12:20 on June 6, while graduating seniors still needed to attend practices at 8:30 Friday morning. With seniors [...]

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  • News Lockers vacated until next year

    Lockers vacated until next year

    By Emily Gao HUB Staff Writer– Opening a high school locker is like a box of chocolates: you never know what you are going to get. High schoolers tend to gather clutter, turning to their lockers as the first place to stash such litter. From uneaten lunches to unused textbooks, from mounds of sweaters to graded homework assignments, high school lockers have seen it all. At the end of every school year, campus security has to sort through and clean [...]

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  • Features Story of the Day Siblings say goodbye

    Siblings say goodbye

    By Nathan Curtis HUB Correspondent– It is inevitable. The day will come when the chick must spread its wings and leave the nest.  Over the next few months, the seniors at Davis High School will spread their own wings as well, and leave for college, or work, or wherever they’re heading. Most parents feel similar about this, but the younger siblings of these students can have different feelings entirely. Sophomore Nate Harper has spent all of his life with his [...]

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  • News Story of the Day Sun sets on senior year

    Sun sets on senior year

    By Anna Sturla, BlueDevilHUB.com Editor-in-Chief– As the sun fell from east to west, Davis High students watched time run out on their senior year. The annual event, organized by Student Government, took place at Nugget Fields, where many of the students had played AYSO soccer as children. Students began gathering at 7 p.m. to sign yearbooks, waiting for the sun to set at 8:27 p.m. “I thought it was fun,” senior Monica LeFlore said. “It was a really good opportunity [...]

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  • Features A standing ovation for an outstanding orchestra

    A standing ovation for an outstanding orchestra

    By Harrison Balsdon, HUB Correspondent– On Friday May 31, the Davis High School Orchestra held its seasonal Finale Program in the Richard Brunelle Performance Hall.  Commanded by veteran director Angelo Moreno, the DHS baroque, symphony, and chamber orchestras played in front of a crowd of approximately 200 persons. The DHS Finale Program lasted two hours and was well received by the captivated audience as they listened to the splendor of trumpets, violins, clarinets and cellos. “Yes we had a full [...]

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