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Worlds Greatest Futból Player
World’s Greatest Futból Player
#5, Matthew Zamora (11) defending the ball during the DP vs Ventura game.
Player spotlight photo gallery
Addy Hammers (11) takes a shot on goal during a game versus the Pacifica Tritons
Girls Water Polo celebrate victory, beating Pacifica Tritons 13-0
Argentina, Champions of The World
Argentina, Champions of The World
“Home of the Chargers” seen displayed on the Dos Pueblos gym, which hosts various sports games and practices
Winter sports overview
9th grader Aubrey Carreno, a passionate and committed freshman. To keep up with her comfy aesthetic, she normally wears Crocs (or slippers), and a comfortable outfit to school.
Student Spotlight: Aubrey Carreno
Comic: Mixing Ice Cream
Comic: Mixing Ice Cream
Henry and Jubil comic
Henry and Jubil comic
Percy Jackson crossword
Percy Jackson crossword
Pencil drawing made and photographed by Sydney Hudlow
Hinky Pinky riddle #4
Drawing made and photographed by Sydney Hudlow.
Hinky Pinky riddle #3
Drawing made and photographed by Sydney Hudlow.
Hinky Pinky riddle #2
Drawing made by Sydney Hudlow.
Hinky Pinky Riddle #1
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Aria Bonski-Evans (9) has a history in both theater and gymnastics. Though Aria has tried a range of dance styles, she’s most happy in gymnastics, even with the tight schedule of twelve hours per week. “I did ballet for a while, when I was really young,” said Aria. “And then...I was doing cartwheels, in ballet. So my parents were like, ‘Maybe we should put her in gymnastics,’ and I tried that, and I liked it, so I kept going.” Photo and caption by Aspen Newhouse.

Aria Bonski-Evans, Reporter

Aria Bonski-Evans (9) has a history in both theater and gymnastics. Though Aria has tried a range of dance styles, she’s most happy in gymnastics, even with the tight schedule of twelve hours per week. “I did ballet for a while, when I was really young,” said Aria. “And then...I was doing cartwheels, in ballet. So my parents were like, ‘Maybe we should put her in gymnastics,’ and I tried that, and I liked it, so I kept going.”
Photo and caption by Aspen Newhouse.

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The neon “Ceramics” sign on the wall of their classroom.

Ceramics photo gallery

Aria Bonski-Evans, Reporter
January 26, 2023
Teens outside The Living Room in Goleta, California.

The Living Room, how Larry Mills brought teens together in Goleta

Aria Bonski Evans, Reporter
November 30, 2022
Nicole Barger, sophomore at DP (she/they)

Nicole Barger: becoming bolder with Sources of Strength

Aria Bonski Evans, Reporter
November 1, 2022
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