Coke or Pepsi? Vanilla or chocolate? These are questions that are guaranteed to divide a population. While one individual might believe they are right, another one might believe they’re wrong. Although there is no...
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Boys varsity soccer team shaves heads before game against MHS
On Sunday, Oct. 11 the boys varsity soccer team got together to shave one another’s heads in preparation for the game against MHS on Oct. 12. This is a tradition that has been passed...
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Volunteer opportunity offered for students
The 15th annual Walk n’ Roll for ALS will be held at Emerson Park in Midland Sunday, Oct. 4, and they are in need of volunteers. ALS is a progressive, neuromuscular disease with no...
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ALS walk benefits those that suffer and their families
On Sunday, Oct. 4, in Emerson Park Midland residents will come to support people battling ALS. DHS students are encouraged to join, as volunteer hours can be gained by signing up through Key Club...
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Falling into festival fun
The Chippewa Nature Center is celebrating the beginning of fall with their Fall Harvest Festival. The Fall Festival is on Oct. 3, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Chippewa Nature Center members get...
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Getting to know varsity football players
Cesar Gonzalez, #74, offensive line and right guard Q: Who do you find a leader on the team and why? A: “[Senior] Justin Cook, because he is always focused and ready to play.” Q:...
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HSoMC fundraises with annual Ties & Tails Gala
When the Humane Society of Midland County (HSoMC) took over Midland County’s animal control in 2011, their main goal was to improve the lives of Midland’s animals inside and out of the shelter. This...
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Schedule mix ups and fix ups
On Aug. 31 a long line of students walked out of the counseling center, with the majority looking for schedule changes. This year, due to a large student enrollment, scheduling conflicts have been more...
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Students apply themselves for college applications
No matter what grade a student is in, it is never a bad time for one to start thinking about their next educational step. The college application process is a very competitive one, and...
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United States’ contribution to refugee crisis
Two-year-old Aylan Kurdi’s body washed onto the Turkey shoreline on Wednesday, Sept. 2. Kurdi and his brother, Galip Kurdi, drowned during their family’s attempted escape across the Mediterranean Sea from Syria. In March of...
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