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A family watches the parade go by.
Delaware begins holiday season with annual parade
Meg Wolf, Adam Fronduti, Paul Gabel and Jacob Payne work on the NASA app challenge.
Students reach for the stars with NASA project
Members of the marching band celebrate after hearing that they received a Superior rating at State Finals.
Marching Band receives Superior Rating at State Finals
Gas is an app where students can answer polls on their peers.
“Gas” app helps students connect in unique ways
The winter Pacerfest pep rally welcomed in the upcoming season for athletics and arts.
Pacer Spirit Committee puts on the Winter Pacer Fest
Senior Anthony Wilson drives down the lane.
Boys’ basketball wins in double OT thriller
The Hayes basketball team circles up prior to the rivalry game against BV on November 23.
Has the Hayes vs Buckeye Valley rivalry gone too far?
Senior Aubrey Griner and sophomore Nelease Danzy wrestle during practice on Monday, November 21.
Girls’ wrestling team plans for upcoming season
American attacker Christian Pulisic looks up the field during a previous USMNT game.
2022 World Cup: What to expect from the US Men’s National Team
Talisman Talks, Episode 13: Jesse Burris & Zach Kelly on the upcoming basketball season
Talisman Talks, Episode 13: Jesse Burris & Zach Kelly on the upcoming basketball season
Heard in the Halls: December
Talisman Talks, Episode 14: Carter Sharp & Oscar Tello on producing music
Talisman Talks, Episode 14: Carter Sharp & Oscar Tello on producing music
Talisman Talks, Episode 13: Jesse Burris & Zach Kelly on the upcoming basketball season
Talisman Talks, Episode 13: Jesse Burris & Zach Kelly on the upcoming basketball season
Tier list: favorite Thanksgiving foods
Tier list: favorite Thanksgiving foods
The bar where the baristas make the coffee and other drinks in Coffeeology.
The quest for Delaware’s best coffee shop
Members of the Multiple Perspectives Literature class participate in a discussion surrounding their weekly topic.
Hayes offers new Multiple Perspectives class
English teacher Tom Hering teaches an English 10 class. Hering is one of the teachers piloting the new mastery grading system.
Hayes works to institute new grading system
Common App is a way students can apply to over 900 colleges.
Seniors share their college application process
No matter how you choose to celebrate Thanksgiving, the Talisman staff wishes you a peaceful and restful holiday.
Thanksgiving Traditions: A staple in the holiday season
In June 2022, protests at the Supreme Court intensified after the overturn of Roe v. Wade.
Students voice their opinions about Roe v. Wade after 2022 midterm election
Veterans are pictured in the 2021 Veterans Day Parade in downtown Delaware.
Opinion: Veterans Day is an important way to honor those who have served
On paper Advanced Placement coursework for AP European History at Hayes
Opinion: AP Exams should stay on paper
An outdoor cat crouches, her eyes fixed on something around the corner.
Opinion: Letting your cats outside is bad for them — and for the environment
A student loan protest in Vienna from 2009 shows that the debate about funding education is not exclusively American.
Opinion: Student Debt Relief Plan shows the hypocrisy in the American political system
A discussion about the common myths regarding climate change, and why individuals should care.
A discussion of common myths about climate change
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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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