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Drum majors Katelyn Moder and Grant Lamar lead the Hayes Grand Pacer Marching Band down Main Street.
Grand Pacer Marching Band’s magic mission
The current student section leaders and new leaders gather for a picture after the new leaders are announced.
Euclid Entourage: The new minds behind the student section
Cheerleaders coming out during the beginning of Pacer Fest.
Pacer Fest: Hayes’ newest spirit festival
Its Not Your Average Candygram; Tri-M Singing Valentines
It’s Not Your Average Candygram; Tri-M Singing Valentines
Students in the NASA App Development Challenge meet and put their work together.
Students receive NASA App Development Challenge results
Senior and captain Grant Lamar goes for a backhand.
Boys’ tennis wins 3-2 against Jonathan Alder
The baseball team has one last discussion before the game starts.
Baseball dominates in a conference win over Worthington Kilbourne
Coach Mark Thomas talks to the team before the upcoming inning.
Varsity softball team wins 11-0
The team stands for the playing of the National Anthem.
Baseball loses late to Big Walnut in home opener.
Senior Connor Dutton after he passes the ball.
Boys’ Lacrosse win in heat of conference play
The History of Emo Sub-Culture
The History of Emo Sub-Culture
Tips for Spring Gardening
Tips for Spring Gardening
2024 Creative Writing Showcase
2024 Creative Writing Showcase
Enchanted Storybook Castle at Shanghai Disneyland. Original public domain image from Wikimedia Commons
Opinion: Disney and Pixar just need to stop
In February, Drive By Truckers hosted their annual Heathens Homecoming event at the 40 Watt Club in Athens, GA.
Drive By Truckers play annual Homecoming show in Athens, Georgia
How to celebrate Earth Day every day
How to celebrate Earth Day every day
AFJROTC cadets Nathan LaPat, Angelys Gonzalez-Rieatra, Mark Cochran and Emma Kranhouse practice drill routines in the aux gym. The program is starting new recruiting initiatives in order to avoid shutdown.
AFJROTC program risks shutdown; new initiative aims to bolster numbers
Members of a local pickleball league play at the Paddle Barn in Delaware.
The expansion of pickleball into the world of tennis
Job opportunities for high schoolers
Job opportunities for high schoolers’
Spring Cleaning Tips
Spring Cleaning Tips
Taylor Swift during her Speak Now Concert at Heinz Field.
Opinion: The media’s influence on politics (Taylor’s version)
The first Boeing 737 Max 9 soars through the sky during its maiden flight. Recently, Boeing and its Max line of aircraft have come under increasing scrutiny as incidents keep occurring.
Boeing and Corporate Ignorance
Two people holding hands in the hallways of the school.
Opinion: Schools are meant for educating, not kissing
Gypsy-Rose sending out her message on Facebook that revealed her mothers death.
Opinion: Gypsy-Rose, the media’s favorite former inmate
The new FAFSAs rollout issues caused more than headaches for both students and institutions.
Opinion: How the new FAFSA fumbled
Talisman Talks 23-24 #12 - Ava Prenger & Audra Lyon
Talisman Talks 23-24 #12 – Ava Prenger & Audra Lyon
The Back Page, Episode 20
The Back Page, Episode 20
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The Back Page, Episode 19
Students share their perspectives on the Student Advisory Board
Students share their perspectives on the Student Advisory Board
Talisman Talks 23-24 #11 - Nate Richardson, Connor Dutton, & Chris Eden
Talisman Talks 23-24 #11 – Nate Richardson, Connor Dutton, & Chris Eden
The Student News Organization for Rutherford B. Hayes High School

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Brody Counts

Brody Counts, Staff Writer

Brody Counts (he/him) is a junior at Hayes. This is his first year on staff. Brody can most commonly be found buying obscure research papers or with his head buried in a new book. Outside of school, he enjoys spending time with his pet dogs and dining downtown.

All content by Brody Counts
The first Boeing 737 Max 9 soars through the sky during its maiden flight. Recently, Boeing and its Max line of aircraft have come under increasing scrutiny as incidents keep occurring.

Boeing and Corporate Ignorance

Brody Counts, Staff Writer
March 19, 2024
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

Brody Counts, Staff Writer
February 15, 2024
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

Brody Counts, Staff Writer
January 31, 2024
Rails streak towards a city far in the distance. Columbus is now the largest city without a rail service in the US.

Opinion: Columbus’s Derailment and How to Fix It

Brody Counts, Staff Writer
January 22, 2024
A 4473 form rests splayed out in full. The form is one of the most successful pieces of bipartisan gun legislation.

Opinion: Compromise and understanding play a role in preventing gun violence

Brody Counts, Staff Writer
December 14, 2023
A Chrysler Turbine sits on display next to a faux car model during the 1964 World Fair. The Turbine was the most famous product of Chryslers turbine program.

The genius of Chrysler: Why it failed, and why it could’ve worked

Brody Counts, Staff Writer
November 1, 2023
Downtown Delaware remains a hub for small businesses. Some have been around for decades, others mere months.

New kids on the block: The small businesses of downtown Delaware

Brody Counts, Staff Writer
October 16, 2023
Science fiction has resulted a collection of space age tropes, including aliens invading and astronauts getting stuck on the planet mars.

Martians, Utopias, Moon Landings, and Getting Lost – An Exploration of Space Age Tropes

Brody Counts, Staff Writer
September 29, 2023
SpaceX Chief Engineer Elon Musk, and others from SpaceX and NASA look at a version of a SpaceX spacesuit in Hawthorne, CA.

Opinion: Commercial space exploration is a bad omen for the future

Brody Counts, Staff Writer
March 21, 2023
Meg Wolf, Adam Fronduti, Paul Gabel and Jacob Payne work on the NASA app challenge.

Students reach for the stars with NASA project

Brody Counts and Jules West
December 2, 2022
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