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Its Not Your Average Candygram; Tri-M Singing Valentines
It's Not Your Average Candygram; Tri-M Singing Valentines
Ava Vogel, Maryn Sobas, and Jade Ball March 7, 2024
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The new 2024-25 FAFSA form has posed some issues for those currently undergoing the college search process.
FAFSA changes shake up college plans
Grace Metz, Editor-In-Chief • February 28, 2024
Boys basketball continues record-breaking season
Boys' basketball continues record-breaking season
Collin Crisp and Brady Kaasa March 14, 2024
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The Back Page, Episode 17
The Back Page, Episode 17
Collin Crisp and Carter Sims March 13, 2024
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Benefits of Taking College Level Classes in High School
Benefits of Taking College Level Classes in High School
February 28, 2024
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Players and coaches of the Y ball Wet Dream Team pose for a photo after a Sunday game.
A look inside the Y-ball teams at Hayes
February 28, 2024
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Oppy snaps a picture on Sol 5000 of its mission. The little rover soldiered on for another 352 sols.
That Little Rover: Oppy celebrates 20 years on Mars
January 31, 2024
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Reel connections: Unveiling the cinematic tapestry of Hayes Cinematics
Reel connections: Unveiling the cinematic tapestry of Hayes Cinematics
January 8, 2024
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The Pacers talk during time out to prepare for the last few minutes of the game.
Boys' lacrosse scrimmages against Jonathan Alder
Amanda Booth, Staff Writer & Photographer • March 13, 2024
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Senior Carter Sims manages the floor.
Boys' basketball creates historical senior night
Alec Ostapuck, Director of Visual Content • February 21, 2024
Vanderwarker dunks the ball on a fast break.
Boys' basketball dominates in win at home
Zach Taylor, Photographer • February 16, 2024
Marvel Studios, which has been owned by Disney since 2009, has produced over 30 films.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is dead; let it rest
March 4, 2024
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Saviors: The truth behind Green Day’s newest album
Saviors: The truth behind Green Day’s newest album
February 6, 2024
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These albums are the perfect complement to the changing weather.
Chilled melodies: Captivating winter albums to warm your soul
February 2, 2024
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Mean Girls opened in theaters January 12, 2024. The movie will continue to be shown throughout the end of the month into February across the world.
Get in, losers: ‘Mean Girls’ was a high budget disappointment
February 1, 2024
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Two people holding  hands in the hallways of the school.
Opinion: Schools are meant for educating, not kissing
March 11, 2024
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Gypsy-Rose sending out her message on Facebook that revealed her mothers death.
Opinion: Gypsy-Rose, the media’s favorite former inmate
February 29, 2024
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The new FAFSAs rollout issues caused more than headaches for both students and institutions.
Opinion: How the new FAFSA fumbled
February 23, 2024
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Third party candidates often receive less attention than other major players. Historically, only a few third party candidates have gained major attention.
Opinion: Roosevelt, Perot and Kennedy: Third Wheeling America
February 15, 2024
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Mean Girls opened in theaters January 12, 2024. The movie will continue to be shown throughout the end of the month into February across the world.
Get in, losers: ‘Mean Girls’ was a high budget disappointment
Ava Vogel, Staff Writer
Matt Rife performs his comedy special Matt Rife: Natural Selection.
Opinion: But seriously, Matt Rife isn’t that funny
Josie Morrow, Views/Entertainment Section Editor
School board members listen as Claire Moody addresses them Monday evening.
Students show concern over mastery scale grading system
Josie Morrow, Views/Entertainment Section Editor
Members of the Anderson family stand around a booth at Delawares First Friday event, intending to raise awareness for the rare liver disease PFIC.
Hayes student itches for a cure
Grace Metz, Editor-In-Chief

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