Many students start their day off with coffee as a way to wake up for class and as an enjoyable drink. “I guess [it’s] just something to drink. I have to have coffee in...
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Opening day distraction
On Nov. 15, opening day of rifle season for deer, outdoors-men all around Michigan pack their guns and camouflage gear and head out into the wilderness in search of a deer. This year, opening...
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Watch: Students react to Trump winning election
Jad Safadi, Emily Dean, Jessica Bunnelle, and Munif Hakim discuss their reactions to yesterday’s election. They explain their initial reactions and how the is result will effect them personally. By: Bo Brueck and Tommy...
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Physics and STEM ’till the end
The Delta College Stem Explorer bus was parked at DHS on Tuesday, Oct. 11 to facilitate Mr. MacNamara’s physics class in a month long, STEM based research project. With each visit, students will perform...
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Luke Mavis: The Harbinger of Liberation
March 18, 1871, the working class of Paris, France rose up and formed what is known today as the Paris Commune of 1871. The Commune was the beacon of hope for the international proletariat...
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Girls Track Makes States, Win All-State Titles
The girls track team has made it to states. Not only will the 4×8 (four people running 800 meters) team run, consisting of freshman Ana Tucker, sophomore Maija Rettelle, junior Emily Wall, and senior...
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The end of the journey(s)
Exams are coming up very soon which means countless hours of studying. With having many places around Midland, like Journeys Coffee House, to study at makes it more fun to get in a study...
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DHS Student News – June 10, 2016
Click here for the today’s live broadcast from room 218: DHS Student News...
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DHS Girls’ Tennis Team Clinches Win in Division 1 State Finals
DHS girls’ tennis team won the Division 1 state finals 33-30 Saturday, June 4th. The Chargers had 6 flights making it to the finals and won 4 of those flights. “Going into states I was...
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Should final exams be included in the curriculum?
Final exams are just around the corner and it only adds to the frenzy and stress that students already have to face along with extracurricular and final projects that are due at the end...
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