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Poetry Slam: "Uncomfortable"
Tuesday, November 8, four of DBHS's peer counselors performed a poetry slam titled "Uncomfortable" to promote Respect Matters Week. The Wellness Center and Peer Counseling are hosting Respect Matters Week Monday, November 7, through Thursday, November 10, at lunch in the upper quad. Each day they’ll highlight an issue that was raised as a concern by previous DB Forum participants in hopes to educate and raise awareness among our peers. The slam performers were Saadia Naqui, Julian Galarza, Daisy Tseng and Marisa Umeh.
Uploaded Nov 09, 2016
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Workout Buddies
Commercial Project created and produced by: Allen Ho, Minsong Hsu, Bill Kwai, Justin Tsao
Uploaded Jun 26, 2012
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FLASHBACK: 1988 DBHS Profile
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FLASHBACK: This short promo video was produced in May of 1988 by Diamond Bar High’s Radio and TV class. The teacher of the class, Paul Oliver, narrated it. Art teacher Don Morris and Activities Director Dale Favier make appearances in the video.
Uploaded Dec 08, 2019
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Robotics Promo
Uploaded Mar 18, 2010 by Johnny Hwang
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TEDx DBHS - Wesley Lu "Doing Enough"
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Tues, Nov 28, our DBHS Wellness Center hosted its first TEDx. Over 60 students auditioned. 19 were chosen to share their ideas with English classes in our theater.
Uploaded Dec 05, 2017
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The Stampede Presented by Pathways 2-21-18
-Conspiracy Theories
-USB "The Conspiracy of JFK and Lincoln"
-Sports Winter Sports Photo Montage
-Extra Announcements "The Conspiracy of the Doppelgänger Film Festival"
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DOPPELGANGER 2016 - BEST COMMERCIAL/PSA
Dustin Park - Geico
Uploaded Mar 21, 2016 to Doppleganger Student Film Festival
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FLASHBACK (1982-83, Part 1)
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FLASHBACK (1982-83, Part 1): This video takes us back to the year that Diamond Bar High opened. You will see images from the construction of our school, running fundraiser, Football, Pep, Halloween Rally, a school dance, Wrestling, Girls Basketball, Badminton and scenes from around campus. There are glimpses of the following staff members included in this video: Principal Walter Holmes, Assistant Principal Paul Ward, Activity Director Dale Favier, Bill Cline, Tony McCabe, Terry Roche, Guy Roubian, Don Morris, Howard Alcosser, Jerry Davis, Bob Chase and Randy Thomas (when he was a student).
Uploaded Jan 25, 2020
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DBHS Percussionist Jeremy Davis
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Diamond Bar High School percussionist Jeremy Davis is the recipient of the prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award.
The $10,000 scholarship recipient performed on the NPR "From the Top" live radio broadcast on Sunday, February 11.
Five featured young musicians will perform and share their stories during the 90-minute concert recorded in Boston, Massachusetts.
Jeremy, age 17, will be performing "Land" by Takatsugu Muramatsu on the marimba.
"This experience is pretty amazing!" the talented junior shared in the school's practice room on Tuesday.
Jeremy first began playing percussion in sixth grade at South Pointe Middle School.
"It was hard, but I stuck with it!" he said.
The teen now performs in both band and orchestra in Diamond Bar High's award-winning program.
His favorite musical experience has been participating in Carnegie Hall's National Youth Orchestra of the United States in 2017.
With some of the scholarship funds, Jeremy plans to purchase the huge instrument, which can cost thousands of dollars.
The marimba is too large to tote back and forth like a violin, he explained.
"With percussion, we have to practice at school. Now, I can get one for home!"
The "From the Top" broadcast is a fun and easy way for families to experience classical music and get to know some inspiring people.
The special performance will also be available on a future NPR podcast.
Jeremy, who studies percussion with Kenneth McGrath, says his proudest musical accomplishment has been being selected to appear on From the Top.
Outside of music, he enjoys playing basketball and tennis.
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FLASHBACK: 2005 Back To School Night
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FLASHBACK: The following video was presented to parents as they attended Diamond Bar High's 2005 Back To School Night. It was shown on TVs in each classroom.
Uploaded Oct 21, 2019