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FBI oversight hearing sheds light on some big questions surrounding the United States Government.
What the FBI oversight hearings mean for Ohio
Students from Hayes won last year's NASA ADC challenge and traveled to Houston to meet with scientists. They were even able to tour a space shuttle.
NASA cancels App Development Challenge program
The Hayes marching band performs an act of their Looney Tunes show during halftime.
Marching band looks forward to another successful season
Ridge House points out number 1
Houses do the annual Lip-Sync competition
Ridge takes the win in lip sync for the first House competition of the year.
Ridge dances their way to the top of House scores
Dye and sophomore Molly Johnson celebrate after Dye's goal.
Girls’ soccer wins big on senior night
The Pacers celebrate after a big comeback to tie the set.
Girls volleyball loses on senior night against Westerville South
George fights to maintain his lead.
Cross country teams compete in annual Berlin Den Dash
Freshman Chloe Artemus pushes the ball towards the goal.
Girls’ soccer ties Dublin Scioto 2-2
Senior Colin Waselko prepares to make the save.
Boys’ soccer beats Kilbourne in 2-1 victory
Viewers have become disconnected from Marvel’s recent phases of the MCU.
Opinion: The MCU has been digging its own grave since Endgame
The history of Halloween
The history of Halloween
Why you should have a journal
Why you should have a journal
Recommendations for new music listening, provided by the Talisman.
The Pacer playlist – October edit
Heard in the halls
Heard in the halls
The Delaware Arts Castle was built in 1854 by George W. Campbell for his daughter.
Haunted places in Delaware
Maddy Brinkman is involved with National Honors Society and swimming.
26 for ’26: Maddy Brinkman
Senior BP Padilla is interested in bowling and sports photography.
26 for ’26: BP Padilla
Science teacher McKenna Shireman joined the staff at Hayes this year.
New staff share why they came to Hayes
Student leaders of the music program
Student leaders of the music program
The cancellation of Jimmy Kimmel’s show is a prime example of how Trump advocates for free speech, as long as it benefits him and his opinions.
Opinion: The cancellation of ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ is a major blow on free speech in America
Live action movie remakes are not the spectacles they’re meant to be.
Opinion: Remake culture disrespects the art of cinema
Roblox continues to ignore users' complaints to focus on making as much money as they can.
Opinion: Roblox administration puts profit over protection
The school’s walls have a large amount of bare space that would benefit from student art.
Opinion: The school should have more art on the walls
Spotify's policies on AI-generated music are increasing distrust with users.
Opinion: Spotify needs to revise its policies on AI music generation
Talisman Talks #6 ft. Liam Bryant, Carter Grogan, and Carter Welch-Clark
Talisman Talks #6 ft. Liam Bryant, Carter Grogan, and Carter Welch-Clark
Talisman Talks #5 ft. Lizzy Gould and Claire Davis
Talisman Talks #5 ft. Lizzy Gould and Claire Davis
Talisman Tunes EP 2 Ft SeaSea Thompson
Talisman Tunes EP 2 Ft SeaSea Thompson
Talisman Tunes EP 1 Ft Danny Cook
Talisman Tunes EP 1 Ft Danny Cook
Science teacher McKenna Shireman joined the staff at Hayes this year.
New staff share why they came to Hayes
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