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The replaced sink sits in a girls bathroom. The sink was one of the items stolen in September due to the devious lick TikTok trend.
Hayes navigates rise in dangerous TikTok trends
Senior Kendyl Donges works on SchooLinks, a college admission platform used by students at Hayes.
Class of 2022 navigates this year’s college admissions process
Girls playing powderpuff.
Houses compete for powderpuff championship
Students leave the building during their open lunch period. Administration decided to allow open lunch this year to alleviate crowding in the lunchroom.
Opportunities for open lunch give students a break during the day
Seniors Chloe Jeffers and Liam Harding wear their masks during study hall. Masks are now required at all times inside school buildings.
DCS requires masks inside of buildings for all individuals
Hayes Homecoming sign
Students skeptical of Homecoming changes
Wion runs the marathon portion of the IRONMAN in Cambridge, Maryland. He finished the race in about 13.5 hours.
Wion competes in IRONMAN Maryland race
Seniors Kate Hejmanowski and Chloe Murphy work at the Strand Theatre. Many students with jobs have had to re-adjust their schedules now that school is back in session full-time.
Full-time schooling has made working harder for students
The Talisman surveyed teachers to see what they had to say about their college experience.
Advice for seniors about picking & attending college
Words to describe GSA, as brainstormed by members of the GSA club at Hayes.
GSA seeks to support and educate Hayes students
Girl wears flannel
Now trending: fall fashion at Hayes
Tom Hardy stars in the new release Venom: Let There Be Carnage. The film lit up the box office during its opening weekend, bringing in $90 million domestically.
Opinion: The film industry must be more willing to ditch theaters long-term
Man listening to music
What Hayes teachers are listening to this fall
Banned Books Week is September 26-October 2. During that time, the Hayes library works to educate students on the importance of uncensored access to books.
Banned Books Week 2021
Madison (Annabelle Wallis) is left in utter horror by a vision in Malignant. The film is now in theaters and available to stream on HBO Max.
“Malignant” is a hollow attempt to drum up scares from James Wan
girl playing soccer
Lady Pacers Soccer wins big on senior night
Cassie Klumpp plays tennis.
Lady Pacers Tennis battles at Sectionals
Junior Luke Todt paces himself during the race.
Cross Country team competes at Eisenhart Invitational
Hayley Dye
Q&A with senior golfer Hayley Dye
boys cheering
Delaware Hayes boys soccer defeats Johnstown on senior night
This map shows the percent of families in each state that can afford infant care. Of Ohio families, approximately 12% can afford infant care.
Opinion: it’s time to fix child care
As the movie industry struggles to bounce back from the Covid-19 pandemic, many people are now weighing their movie-watching options.
Opinion: Streaming services are built for comfort
A Black Lives Matter protest in Sheffield, England during the summer of 2020.
Opinion: The criminal Justice system has failed Black Americans
Britney Spears poses for photoshoot in 1999. Since topping charts as a 17-year-old pop sensation, Britney faced a spiral of incidents that kept the media focused on her presence.
How we failed Britney Spears
Gaza crisis: whats happening and how you can help
Gaza crisis: what’s happening and how you can help
The Student News Organization for Rutherford B. Hayes High School

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The Student News Organization for Rutherford B. Hayes High School

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How to support the Black Lives Matter movement

Marissa Dulay, Staff Writer • October 12, 2020

Trying to figure out how to support the Black Lives Matter movement, but unsure how? Check out this graphic below on ways to help and why it is beneficial!  

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Number 27 getting ready to run the ball down the field.

Hayes Football team takes on Dublin Scioto

Marissa Dulay, Staff Writer • September 30, 2020

The Hayes varsity football team took on Dublin Scioto in a home contest on September 25.  The Pacers fell to the Irish, with the final score being 0-28.  The Pacers are currently 0-5 for the 2020 season.

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