Del Mar Baseball
John Hubbard, Staff Writer
May 1, 2012
Del Mar takes a lot of pride in its sports and Dons strive to do the best they can in every sport. Baseball is no exception. As a part of a series of spring sports being covered, I have interviewed senior Brendan Everton in an attempt to shed some light on what goes on during baseball. The... Read More
Peyton Manning goes to Broncos
John Hubbard, Staff Writer
March 27, 2012
In what was labeled the “Peyton Manning Sweepstakes,” the Denver Broncos have acquired the future Hall of Fame quarterback. Manning’s search for a new team came up after being cut from the only team he had ever played on, the Indianapolis Colts. Jim Irsay, owner of the Colts,... Read More
CUHSD Teachers Approve of the Furlough MOU for Next Year
John Hubbard, Staff Writer
February 28, 2012
The week before break was a tough week for the teachers’. They were asked to vote on a new MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) for the 2012-2013 school year based on the 1.2 million dollar budget cuts next year that are unavoidable. The teachers approved the new MOU by an overwhelming majority... Read More
New Technology for Woods
John Hubbard, Staff Writer
February 9, 2012
This year, Bob Smith’s production technology class unveiled its newest machinery. Production Technology, commonly called “woods,” is a class that teaches students to use their minds, but mainly their hands, to create real and novel items. Recently, this class received a large... Read More
Upcoming Gadgets of 2012
John Hubbard, Staff Writer
January 26, 2012
As the years go by, technology advances with unprecedented leaps every year. This year is no different, and in an era of tablets and smart phones, every company is bring something new to the table or trying to evolve these renown touch devices into something even greater. With the first... Read More
Del Mar’s First Ever Turkey Trot!
John Hubbard, Staff Writer
December 2, 2011
On November 22nd, Del Mar held it’s very own turkey trot in the quad during lunch. It served to help promote Del Mar’s runners and to give them a chance to win prizes towards a cheaper Thanksgiving. This was the first year Del Mar held ia turkey trot and Mrs. Guerrero said that... Read More
Homecoming Contest Inspires Creativity
John Hubbard, Staff Writer
October 7, 2011
During lunch on Friday, October 7th, an unexpected event occurred. Senior Ivan Garlejo approached the stage after the football mini rally, roses in hand, and grabbed the microphone from Sophia Brinton. After asking for silence and all eyes were on him, he began reciting his poem to Senior... Read More
Neukom is out; Baer is in
John Hubbard, Staff Writer
October 5, 2011
The San Francisco Giants have had a rough summer, and their future is looking even more hectic. Their elimination from the play-off race brought forth much frustration, and now there is trouble at the very top. Bill Neukom just announced last month that he would be retiring from his position... Read More
Del Mar’s First PTSA Meeting
John Hubbard, Staff Writer
September 13, 2011
Del Mar’s very first PTSA meeting of the year took place this last Wednesday on September 7th. Every 2nd Wednesday of the month, numerous parents, students and staff gather for the PTSA meeting in the staff lounge to discuss various things such as budget and fundraising. This month’s... Read More