When many people think of a tough sport that requires an individual to be at their best physically and mentally, golf isn’t the first thing to come to their mind. However, most of these...
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The great reward of “Fame” rehearsals
Every spring, students and families from around the area gather to spend a few hours at Central Auditorium enjoying DHS’s spring musical. Most people in the audience enjoy watching these shows, but rarely...
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Healthy substitutes for a healthier you
Recently for my Mom’s birthday, my grandma brought over a dark chocolate cake with cream cheese frosting. Being the health freak I am, I enjoyed a small slice and it was delicious. I...
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Season 17 of ABC’s The Bachelor ends
On Mar 11, 2013, ABC’s The Bachelor, season 17, announced the final couple. Sean Lowe, the very bachelor proposed to Catherine Guidici, while sending a well-liked fan favorite, Lindsey Yenter, home. “I thought [Catherine]...
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Pro/Con of taking seven hours
In order to graduate from DHS there is a list of certain classes that each student needs to take. If a student doesn’t have enough room in their schedule for all the needed classes...
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Popping the question to prom
It’s that time of the year that guys start to think about someone they might want to take to prom. That someone could be a girl you have a thing with or just a girl...
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Quote of the day:
“I want it to be warm so I can wear my spring clothes” Senior Jessica Sczepanski regarding the cold spring weather...
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America needs to stand by it’s allies
A few months ago, I wrote a column about how China’s growing influence over America was very worrying, and the situation between China and Japan was unstable. In that column I said a war...
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Varsity boys swim shatters records and finishes fifth at states
In that moment of suspense and exhaustion as a swimmer turns to look at their time their face is an open book. Frustration, sadness, elation, surprise-all are easy to see as their eyes focus...
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The Fault In Our Stars review
Let’s be clear; books about cancer patients have a way of jerking with a reader’s emotions. Regardless of how much struggle the patient goes through, it almost always ends in turmoil. John Green makes...
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