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A school stands, near bursting, with a soft drink in hand labeled More Students. Some wonder if Hayes is at its bursting point.
Hayes administration responds to school’s overcrowding
Samantha Myers, Emily Ward and Brynna Pauley smile together for a selfie at last year’s homecoming dance.
Homecoming crash course
Claire Artemus and Presley Christopher are overjoyed after qualifying for BPA Nationals at the State competition.
Hayes and DACC students compete in BPA Nationals in Anaheim, California
Multiple phones sit on a table with the Tiktok app pulled up. Tiktok has been a hot debate topic in politics recently
States debate TikTok restrictions amid privacy concerns
Hayes Principal Ric Stranges stands holding two of his newly released books.
Principal Ric Stranges aims to tell the story of Hayes with new books
Russell scores a touchdown late in the 4th quarter to give the Pacers the lead.
Football wins in a thriller against Big Walnut 38-31
NFL set to kick off 104th season, starting with Lions vs. Chiefs on Thursday Night Football.
NFL 2023 Preview: League is back for 104th year
Carter Sims and Collin Crisp discuss the state of sports at Hayes.
The Back Page podcast, Episode 2
Jermaine Dukes helmet collides with a defender during the Mount Vernon game.
Football takes win over Mount Vernon 42-0
Senior Mattie Furr goes to kill the ball during the home game again Big Walnut.
Girls’ volleyball hosts Big Walnut
Seniors advice to incoming freshmen
Seniors’ advice to incoming freshmen
Foo Fighters release new album But Here We Are in memorium of late drummer Taylor Hawkins.
Musical therapy for mourning souls: how Foo Fighters’ new album captures the essence of grief
The Talisman talks to students about what misconceptions they had about high school.
Misconceptions about high school
Hoziers third studio album Unreal Unearth was released on August 18, 2023.
Hozier’s long-awaited album ‘Unreal Unearth’ shares a bewitching outlook on love
Talisman Talks, Episode 22: Brady Kaasa & Grant LaMar
Talisman Talks, Episode 22: Brady Kaasa & Grant LaMar
A florists display at the farmers market.
The Delaware farmers’ market: Bringing attention to small businesses
The Talisman talks to students about what misconceptions they had about high school.
Misconceptions about high school
City Hall sits with spring decorations from local stores.
Spring in Delaware
Poll reveals students’ opinions on prom 2023
Poll reveals students’ opinions on prom 2023
Ceramic statuette made by Junior Cooper Goble.
Student-created art at Hayes
President Joe Biden in the form of the Dark Brandon meme (left) next to a picture of former President Ronald Reagan (right). Bidens new economic plan aims to undo much of Reagans Reaganomics policies.
Reaganomics: Why we’re still picking up the pieces
WGA union members hold the picket line on a sunny day in Los Angeles, California.
Editorial: Our stance on the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes
The hypocrisy in much of conservative media is interconnected between different pundits all working toward the same goal of spreading disinformation.
Revealing the hypocrisy: Tucker Carlson, Steven Crowder, and the influence of toxic media figures
Many grocery stores in the U.S. lack adequate stock of fresh foods.
Food Deserts: Let’s Do Something About It
Opinion: Year-round school isnt beneficial for students
Opinion: Year-round school isn’t beneficial for students
The Back Page, (Extra) Episode 1
The Back Page, (Extra) Episode 1
Talisman Talks 23-24 #5 - Mollie Morant, Natalie Dye, & Berkley Smith
Talisman Talks 23-24 #5 – Mollie Morant, Natalie Dye, & Berkley Smith
The Back Page podcast, Episode 3
The Back Page podcast, Episode 3
Fall Sports Preview
Fall Sports Preview
Podcast hosts Brady Kaasa and Grant LaMar talk with cheerleaders Mia Bates & Mia Sosa.
Talisman Talks Season 2, Episode 4: Mia Bates & Mia Sosa
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The Student News Organization for Rutherford B. Hayes High School

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Carter Sims

Carter Sims, Managing Editor

Carter Sims (he/him) is a senior and a member of the basketball and tennis teams. This is his third year on staff. He is a loyal sports fan and enjoys watching games and coaching youth basketball at camps and skill clinics in Delaware in his free time.

All content by Carter Sims
The Back Page, (Extra) Episode 1

The Back Page, (Extra) Episode 1

Carter Sims and Collin Crisp
September 20, 2023
The Back Page podcast, Episode 3

The Back Page podcast, Episode 3

Carter Sims and Collin Crisp
September 14, 2023
Russell scores a touchdown late in the 4th quarter to give the Pacers the lead.

Football wins in a thriller against Big Walnut 38-31

Zach Taylor and Carter Sims
September 13, 2023
NFL set to kick off 104th season, starting with Lions vs. Chiefs on Thursday Night Football.

NFL 2023 Preview: League is back for 104th year

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
September 7, 2023
Carter Sims and Collin Crisp discuss the state of sports at Hayes.

The Back Page podcast, Episode 2

Collin Crisp and Carter Sims
September 7, 2023
Football holds off Marion Franklins late comeback

Football holds off Marion Franklin’s late comeback

Zach Taylor and Carter Sims
August 29, 2023
Carter Sims and Collin Crisp keep you up to date on the current world of sports including the BV game, other Hayes sports, and Jonathon Taylor trade talk!

The Back Page podcast, Episode 1

Collin Crisp and Carter Sims
August 25, 2023
Josh Russell evades the defense during the season opener against Buckeye Valley.

Football team wins big against rival Buckeye Valley

Carter Sims and Alec Ostapuck
August 22, 2023
Pacers found success across a variety of sports.

Pacer Athletics Wrapped: Historic year at Hayes comes to a close

Carter Sims and Alec Ostapuck
May 28, 2023
Crew supporters unveil a tifo featuring new manager Wilfried Nancy.

Opinion: The Columbus Crew are in a new era

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
May 25, 2023
With the increased availability of AI, it becomes unclear where the student ends and the computer begins. One example is this art, which was created by Carter Sims through Picsart.

Students and teachers reflect on ethical and practical uses for artificial intelligence

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
May 1, 2023
Final 4

Final Four features new faces from different places

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
April 1, 2023
Talisman Talks, Episode 19: March Madness Bracket

Talisman Talks, Episode 19: March Madness Bracket

Joe Mennona, Collin Crisp, Alec Ostapuck, and Carter Sims
March 20, 2023
NBA infographic

Opinion: The NBA media landscape needs change

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
March 17, 2023
NFL Logo

Super Bowl LVII showcases league’s best

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
February 12, 2023
The BYOD WiFi network requires any student who wants to connect a personal device to enter their district login.

BYOD network receives mixed reactions from students, administration

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
February 9, 2023
NFL teams honor Damar Hamlin with social media profiles using the phrase Pray for Damar.

Damar Hamlin tragedy unifies NFL community

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
January 19, 2023
Band rehearses

Delaware musicians look to perform for community, inspire next wave at All-City Concert

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
December 15, 2022
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

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
November 22, 2022
The NBA logo at center court is shown during the second half of an NBA first-round playoff basketball game between the Houston Rockets and Oklahoma City Thunder in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2020. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

The NBA tips off for 77th season

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
November 3, 2022
Montgomery talks with player.

Delaware battles Berlin in fight to stay alive in playoffs

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
October 28, 2022
Players celebrate in the end zone after a score.

Football beats Franklin Heights 38-0 on senior night

Alec Ostapuck and Carter Sims
October 28, 2022
Posters on wall

Hayes provides various mental health resources to students

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
October 26, 2022
Orchestra director Keegan Lammers and band director Bill Fowles, both new hires for the 2022-2023 school year.

New music directors take the baton at Hayes

Carter Sims, Managing Editor
October 18, 2022
Pacers huddle

Football fights hard despite 32-21 loss to Dublin Scioto

Alec Ostapuck and Carter Sims
October 12, 2022
Russell gets tackled

Pacers battle, fall short to Westerville South 27-7

Carter Sims and Alec Ostapuck
October 6, 2022
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