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Daylia Brock

Daylia Brock, Lifestyles Writing Editor

Daylia Brock is a senior at Antioch Community High School, has started her fourth year on staff and is Captain of the ACHS dance team. When she is not dancing, Brock can be found sleeping, volunteering on behalf of her involvement in the National Honors Society, thrifting an excessive amount of sweaters and earrings or getting a little too invested in the plot of "Criminal Minds".

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Staff Editorial: Do not shoot the messenger

Staff Editorial: Do not shoot the messenger

December 8, 2021
What It Feels Like to be the ray of sunshine

What It Feels Like to be the ray of sunshine

April 20, 2021
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic it feels like everyday there is a new story to be told, sorting through the biased media can become a difficult task for some.

Sorting Through the Endless Stream of News

December 7, 2020
These different products show the similarites between Influenza and COVID-19.

Identifying the Difference between COVID-19 and Influenza

November 5, 2020
The friendly atmosphere of J.J Blinker’s is difficult to capture in a photograph; “Growing the store is a favorite memory,” Linker said. “We’ve gone through so many changes, growing from a little space into taking over the whole floor.”

Retiring J.J Blinker’s

September 29, 2020
Out of 65 ACHS students, 70% preferred Google Meet over Zoom. Many students prefer Google Meet due to the more efficient features. “Google Meets is easier to learn on because it’s open on a tab whereas Zoom has to be downloaded on your computer,” junior Bella Bussone said.

Google Meets vs. Zoom

September 2, 2020
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[Photo] Reviving The Six-Second Social Media Platform

June 12, 2020
District 34s creation of the mental health section is incomplete. This leaves students wondering what is to come in the near future.

Concerns with Mental Health For District 34

March 11, 2020
The Coronavirus is the latest pathogen spread across the world. Multiple cases of the Coronavirus were reported in the United States. I feel like the stuff I have seen online are probably fake, Menzies said.. It is just easily spread.

To Quarantine the Coronavirus

February 4, 2020
It is important to prepare for a vacation ahead of time, including exchanging foreign money.

Financially Planning a Trip Abroad

January 31, 2020
Kobe Bryant was both an inspiration on the court and off the court, allowing for students of Antioch Community High School to attach themselves to Bryant. “Bryant motivated me to play the game, work harder and push myself,” sophomore Diego McKenzie said. “I loved watching him, he’s the only guy that I really watched.”

[Photo] Basketball Legend Kobe Bryant Dies In Helicopter Crash

January 28, 2020
Planning a trip to Disneyland causes people to think about when one is available to go compared to when others will visit the parks. The only week that I am free is spring break, Lamberty said.

The Best Time to Visit Disney Theme Parks

January 22, 2020
Google has made advancements in making apps for computers and phones, along with creating their own computers and phones. “I think the internet connected devices like a Chromebook are pretty good,” Johnson said. “It’s much faster than the normal computer and it’s exclusively for their services.”

[Photo] Expanding Beyond A Search Engine

January 15, 2020
Various projects are included in the multimedia design course at ACHS. One of these projects being a self portrait design created in Adobe Illustrator. This artwork allows students to express themselves while utilizing tools on a specific program. “They’re also getting used to not just designing for themselves,” ACHS career and technical education teacher Marcia Zboril said. “So it’s ever changing, it isn’t just one thing everytime.”

Designing on and off Campus

December 17, 2019
Various projects are included in the multimedia design course at ACHS. One of these projects being a self portrait design created in Adobe Illustrator. This artwork allows students to express themselves while utilizing tools on a specific program.

Designing On and Off Campus

December 3, 2019
One of many projects a part of the Multimedia Design curriculum is a self portrait using the Adobe Illustrator application. Students are able to express their self image through angles, colors, and other artistic elements. Adobe Illustrator is just one of the three applications utilized by students in the classroom.

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December 3, 2019
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Coping With Conflicts

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Coping With Conflicts

November 19, 2019

Homecoming Thrifting and Spending

November 18, 2019
Lunch in school has the opportunity to be personalized by the student. The varieties of foods offered in the cafeteria spark debate based on what students think are good versus the actual nutritional value. “The food is good to eat, but they’re nowhere near good for you to eat,” Devience said.

The Lunch Room Craze

November 13, 2019
ACHS students have many responsibilities. Being a part of an extracurricular can create pressure that can help or hurt them. Balancing school and activities may be easy for one student, but stressful for another.

[Photo] The Balance Needed to Reach Academic Success

October 28, 2019
Changing the name of a business can be tough. Working to convert the old Cafe Book into Little Bean Coffee Company requires effort into rebranding, such as logo cups. Staff are spreading the new name in as many ways as possible, to make the transition smoother.

Transforming Cafe Book

October 23, 2019
Color guard works hard after school to clean routines and practice skills. Members must focus on their skills and practice elements of their routine. Working with the band is essential for creating the complete visual on the field.

Keeping up with Color Guard

October 8, 2019
Students have different options when deciding where to get their seasonal drinks. The Starbucks and Dunkin’ in Antioch are popular places to get coffee and pastries. Many ACHS students are drawn to the convenience of each place in satisfying their pumpkin spice needs.

[Photo] The Pumpkin Spice Craze

October 2, 2019
Sophomore varsity player Samantha Sy, getting ready to board the bus on the way to a game. Bus rides are just one of the bonding activities the athletes participate in. No matter who they are playing, the team will give 100 percent and play hard throughout the match.

Perseverance on the ACHS Girls Tennis Team

September 20, 2019

Daylia Brock

September 17, 2019
There are different textures of art expressed in NAHS. Each style is used to portray a tone, and message to communicate. Club members use each tool according to their own ideas and creative process.

The Creative Side of Antioch Community High School’s Student Body

September 9, 2019
Hope’s Playground Pediatric Therapy creates a comfortable family environment as a local business in Antioch. They are motivated to help all of the patients they can regardless of diagnosis. Hope’s is ready to set up an individualised treatment plan for whatever a child may need.

Hope’s Playground Pediatric Therapy Helping Families

September 9, 2019
The ACHS Environmental Club manages to have fun while contributing to an important cause. Improving Antioch’s environment for all in the community is important to club members. Every meeting brings a new topic, open for discussion.

Environmental Club Spreading Awareness in Antioch

September 6, 2019
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