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What does a TikTok ban in the U.S. mean for U.S. citizens?
What to know about the potential TikTok Ban
Houses compete in Ice Games
Houses compete in Ice Games
The school’s mid-year winter House Games competition, the Ice Games, is scheduled for Dec. 18.
Anticipation leads up to Ice Games
Hayes Players Chamber Orchestra and Symphonic Winds & Brass join Symphonic Choir on stage for Hallelujah Chorus.
Choirs perform in annual holiday concert
Fowles conducts the Hayes Symphonic Band during their playing of "Minor Alterations: Christmas Through The Looking Glass."
Bands from across district participate in the All-City Band Concert
The Pacers huddle up before their first round.
Bowling loses to Marysville in a close match
Hayes swim team seniors line up for a group photo following their senior day traditions.
Swim seniors hope to wrap up with a clean sweep
Head Coach Adam Vincenzo talks to his team one last time before the game.
Boys’ basketball takes down Pickerington North on the road
The College Football National Championship will be held January 20 in Atlanta, Georgia.
College Football Playoff Preview
Pacer swimmers support their teammates during the diving portion of the meet.
Boys and girls swim takes on Marysville during Senior Day
There are many podcasts to choose from, but these are some favorites from Hayes students.
Tuning in: student podcast preferences
Moana 2 is a beautiful disaster, featuring new characters without much development.
‘Moana 2’ is just another movie Disney is using to stay afloat
"The Accident" was released on Nov. 29 and is the indie duo's seventh album.
‘Good Morning’s’ style shines through in new album
Hazel Hayes' sophomore novel "Better by Far" touches on hard topics of toxic love, heartbreak and grief in unique ways.
‘Better by Far’ flawlessly articulates loss and recovery
Rapper Kendrick Lamar leans against the trunk of a 1987 Buick Grand National Experimental, also known as the GNX, which calls back to the title of the album.
‘GNX:’ More than just a hip-hop album
Once the election is over, the president elect and current president must efficiently change places.
The Presidential Inauguration: What you should know
Following the 2024 Presidential Election, queer youth are found worried for their safety in the future and there are resources available to help.
LGBTQ+ community connections following election
Combo 2 dancers line up together.
PADC performs holiday show for charity
Get to know the Talisman students' favorite holiday traditions.
Talisman staff’s holiday favorites
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium presents the 2024 Wildlights.
Columbus Zoo Wildlights
Volume IX of the Mandate for leadership book series was released in April of 2022
Opinion: Mixed reactions about Project 2025 have caused confusion & concern
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) isn't going to work and is a oxymoronic organization.
Opinion: DOGE proposal is an insult to Kabosu’s memory
A different and cheaper, but no less caring, way to get gifts for others.
Opinion: Ways to spend less during the holidays
What if the Soviet Union won the Space Race?
Opinion: The beauty and danger of alternate history
According to a survey of over 440 students at Hayes, 9 in 10 students believe school starts too early.
Opinion: Sleep deprivation at Hayes isn’t the students’ fault
Talisman Tunes Ep 9 FT Dylan Craft
Talisman Tunes Ep 9 FT Dylan Craft
Talisman Talks #8 - Carter Piatt-Brown & Drew Banaszak
Talisman Talks #8 – Carter Piatt-Brown & Drew Banaszak
Inside The Mind: Talisman Staff share their experience
Inside The Mind: Talisman Staff share their experience
Talisman Talks #7 - Kara Glesenkamp & Tommy Redmond
Talisman Talks #7 – Kara Glesenkamp & Tommy Redmond
Talisman Tunes Ep 8 Ft Ben Feller
Talisman Tunes Ep 8 Ft Ben Feller
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Celebrate International Women's Day on March 8

Celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8

Amanda Stevens, Staff Writer • March 5, 2021
International Women's Day is celebrated March 8. Here's a look at its origins and areas of focus for gender equality.
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