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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
The 2025 National Honors Society induction class.
New students inducted into NHS
Choir director Tracy Cinereski leads her students in a new piece.
Changing keys: Cinereski steps up as Hayes’ new choir director
Due to the increase in quality of artificial intelligence, schools have decided to implement AI in certain ways to help with learning.
District works to integrate AI effectively
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
Seniors Maximo Morales and Zack Sanson watch as their pairings finish putting.
Boys’ golf loses match against Desales
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
Comic: Random Acts of School
Comic: Random Acts of School
Book recommendations to get you out of a reading slump
Book recommendations to get you out of a reading slump
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
Junior Josie Rizo sells baked goods for a Baking Club fundraiser during House Games day last spring.
Dough you know: clubs you should know about
Changes to House for the 2025-2026 school year
Changes to House for the 2025-2026 school year
Senior Chloe Titus is involved in activities such as cross country and Young Life.
26 for ’26: Chloe Titus
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
Simulations for government processes can be a valuable learning tool for education.
Opinion: The value of government sims in education
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
Student leaders of the music program
Student leaders of the music program
Talisman Talks #4 ft. Mackenzie Garrison & Chloe Skeens
Talisman Talks #4 ft. Mackenzie Garrison & Chloe Skeens
Changes to House for the 2025-2026 school year
Changes to House for the 2025-2026 school year
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Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Amanda Stevens, Staff Writer • May 3, 2022
AAPI Heritage Month is celebrated every May. Here's a look at AAPI in leadership, arts and entertainment, as well as the AAPI population.
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Celebrate AAPI History Month

Celebrate AAPI History Month

Kamryn Drake, Staff Writer • May 6, 2021
May is AAPI History Month. Here's a look at important events in AAPI history.
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Increased rates of racially motivated violence towards Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders nationwide during the pandemic have given rise to campaigns advocating for solidarity and the end of hate crimes against Asians.

Recent increase in violence against Asian Americans is part of a long history of discrimination

Amanda Stevens, Staff Writer • April 12, 2021

During the pandemic, hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) have risen significantly, however, discrimination isn’t a new experience for this community. From March 19, 2020...

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Women's History Month - special events in history

Women’s History Month – special events in history

Kamryn Drake, Staff Writer • March 23, 2021
It's Women's History Month. Here's a look at some influential moments in women's history.
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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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A look at the history of the Salem Witch Trials

A look at the history of the Salem Witch Trials

Kamryn Drake, Staff Writer • November 6, 2020

Sarah, Winifred, and Mary Sanderson. You might know them as the witch sisters from the classic 1993 movie “Hocus Pocus,” but they were actually real people that the movie was loosely based upon. Although...

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