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The Griffin

A glimpse into women’s rights around the world

A glimpse into women’s rights around the world

Laura Pohl, Staff Writer December 19, 2022

Bodily autonomy: something taken away from women globally. Despite progress in some countries, around the world women’s rights are being stripped. However, women’s unity and strength are unwavering...

Mental health may improve as new building fixes decades old design issues

Mental health may improve as new building fixes decades old design issues

Madelena Lapinski, News Editor December 19, 2022

A $160 million dollar project, the new Dulaney High School building, is finally underway after years of hesitation. Agreeing on the necessity of the new building, the county, the Board of Education and...

A pricy holiday

A pricy holiday

Ryleigh Bernhardt, Staff Writer December 19, 2022

The holidays are right around the corner, but wait, why is everything so expensive? Consumers are worried that inflation is at its peak this year like never before, especially during the holiday season....

Ramp collapses leaving stairs as the only option

Ramp collapses leaving stairs as the only option

Ashlyn Hoffmann, Staff Writer December 19, 2022

On Nov. 10, 2022, four students were walking up the old, wooden ramp from the senior parking lot to the school when the floorboards snapped, causing the students to stumble. Though all four students were...

Rise of thrifting

Rise of thrifting

Mariana Rosenstiel, Staff Writer December 19, 2022

Thrifting began in the nineteenth century due to the rise of the industrial revolution, causing people to give away the excess clothes that they originally purchased. Despite thrifting having many benefits...

From left, Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr. and DSean Perry

The devastating tragedy at the University of Virginia

Anna Dudas, Staff Writer December 19, 2022

Devastating news traveled through University of Virginia’s (UVA) campus following the shooting and killing of three individuals on Nov. 13. This marks the 68th shooting this year on U.S. school grounds,...

Behind the bathroom sign-ins

Behind the bathroom sign-ins

Addison Michael and Ashlyn Hoffmann December 19, 2022

Dulaney High School’s (DHS) bathroom sign-in policy has become a common topic of discussion among students since it was implemented after the return from virtual learning. Students were originally required...

Russia-Ukraine war: recap and updates

Russia-Ukraine war: recap and updates

Addison Michael, Staff Writer November 29, 2022

Spring of 2021 marked the beginning of Russia’s extensive war preparation, peaking with the initial invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022. The events of the year unfolded in this order: – Spring...

Maryland Governor - elect Wes Moore declares victory

Maryland Governor – elect Wes Moore declares victory

Maria Bellios, Staff Writer November 10, 2022

In a pivotal race against Republican Dan Cox, Democratic candidate Wes Moore won the gubernatorial election by nearly 350,000 votes. Moore is Maryland’s first Black Governor, and third elected in the...

(Graphic/Katherine Schutzman)

Dulaney adapts to new technology

Katherine Schutzman, Editor October 28, 2022

This September, Dulaney students and teachers swapped out their school-provided HP laptops for Chromebooks. The majority of students had their HP devices for years, some since middle school. And while...

The crowd celebrates outside of the Supreme Court in Washington, Friday June 26, 2015, after the court declared that same-sex couples have a right to marry anywhere in the US.

The 117th Congress debates the Respect for Marriage Act

Madelena Lapinski, News Editor October 28, 2022

The 117th Congress debates the Respect for Marriage Act Debate over same-sex marriage laws continues into 2022 as citizens await a decision in the Senate after the House of Representative passed the Respect...

C********* in Schools

C********* in Schools

Cassie Weymouth, Editor-in-Chief October 28, 2022

Debates on censorship in the U.S. education system have roared back to life at a pace not seen in decades. From banning books and flags to shutting down school publications and restricting the content...

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