Steve Pekich, Igaramkin Editor
November 7, 2019
Students have been learning in many different ways besides the standard lecture and notes that some are used to. Many students are beginning to see different labs and visuals from some teachers at Dimond, especially in the Sc...
Zarif Turker, Igaramkin Reporter
November 7, 2019
Nick Tabaczka is a new World History and Alaska Studies teacher who owns two golden retrievers named Charlie and Abby.Â
Tabaczka was a substitute teacher at a variety of different schools, from elementary schools to high sch...
Sophie Thiele, Igaramkin Reporter
November 7, 2019
Suicide is a huge issue in America, so it’s important to know the statistics and how we can change them.
The suicide rate went up more than 30 percent in half the 50 states since 1999, according to the Center of Disease C...
Maria Stoyanovska, Igaramkin Reporter
November 7, 2019
      Sometimes change can be intimidating and overwhelming, but interesting as well. Â
     This is what happened to Jennifer Marquardt Ratliff, former Dimond High history teacher, now school counselor.Â
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Mauri Butzke, Igaramkin Reporter
November 7, 2019
Inspiration can sprout from anything and anywhere. For one young entrepreneur and Dimond student, Zavier Hajdukovich, all the inspiration he needed was his two favorite things, bears and colorful designs. Friend and fellow Dimo...
Stevan Pekich, Igaramkin Editor
October 11, 2019
Throughout the next couple of weeks, students may find that an organization called Storyworks has been at Dimond, especially if you are in Dimond English teacher Marcus Reese’s English I or Honors English II classes.
Storywor...
Gwen MacLean, Igaramkin Reporter
October 11, 2019
With the recent vape health upset striking a bit too close to home, Dimond officials and students had something to say about implications that may be seen here in Anchorage.Â
In an article published by CBS News, it was stated that The Food...
Angel Stacey, Igaramkin Editor-in-Chief
September 29, 2019
A new school year has started at Dimond High and that means the very important Homecoming dance.
“This year’s dance was very interesting. The music was different than normal. They played Metal music which the majority ...
Colin Kleckner, Igaramkin Editor
September 29, 2019
In the year 2019, Southcentral Alaska has been through one of the worst wildfires in living memory.
Beginning with the Swan Lake Fire near Kenai, fires from lightning strikes and human negligence have burned a swath of des...
Shayla Blood, Igaramkin Reporter
May 9, 2019
As the year comes to a close there are many exciting things ahead for everyone, but especially seniors.
For the most part we have all picked our colleges and are on our way to fully becoming adults. That diploma gets closer ...