DSC Mug

DSC, the abbreviated form of the group known as “Done School Crew,” or quite simply, “Done School.” The group is neither a gang, political group, nor business of any sort. The group is composed of ten young adolescents that strive for their most important values of happiness, friends, and getting fucked up. There is no particular message or mission embodied within DSC; only that these years with limited responsibilities are probably the most important years of any adolescent’s life. The group of young men originally are all from Whitby, Ontario. This small suburban community just east of Toronto has acted as the backdrop to the countless escapades and idiotic antics that this group has embarked upon. Over 80% of the members attended St. Matthews Catholic Elementary School in the North part of Whitby and grew up together forming the foundations of a long and trusted comradery. Certain members parted ways to other schools, as well as other countries for that matter. But it was in the year of 2005 that the group reunited solidifying their return and thus leading the way to the creation of the DSC. Ever since then the group has been at full force in numerous activities throughout Whitby and the surrounding areas. Whether it was through juvenile usage of fireworks, countless intoxicating nights, or the crashing and rejuvenating of many lame and amazing parties, or the simple times when travelling to the local cheap pizza place to grab a quick slice and pop, the group has stuck together. DSC has formed many friendships throughout the years and strongly advocates a policy of reinforced inclusion. What the group tries to get across to the public is that they do not stand for the “we-only-hangout-with-each-other” message unlike other groups. DSC members at anytime are not only encouraging of associating with others outside the group, but are proud and privileged to have such companionship among other groups around Whitby such as the .//, which is a group that DSC has had a friendly rivalry with for quite some time now (but can still out-drink them and that’s all that matters). In the end, DSC represents what should truly be at the heart of every young adolescent’s viewpoint on life. Although half of the members reside outside of Whitby during the academic year, DSC still is a united force promoting friendship, having the best time of your life no matter what, turning negative situations into positive ones, accepting of others regardless of anything, respecting authority to a certain extent, going with your gut instinct at all times, improvisation, embracing all elements of life, and above all else- marijuana and alcohol.