How to fail a class in 10 ways
Jessica Powlen, staff writer
September 5, 2018
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You may think failing a class is a very simple, easy thing to do, something that takes absolutely no effort. However, few realize that it is actually very difficult to fail a class. Here are a few tips that can help you achieve this daunting feat. Take classes you have no interest in. ...
The history behind Delphi
Amanda McCarty, Staff writer
May 8, 2018
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Many of us have lived in this community for our entire lives, yet what do we know about it? We all had Indiana history back in 4th grade, and surely we have all been through the museum at the Canal Interpretive Center. However, as I sit here on the brink of graduation, I realize that we don’t searc...
A look at the role of athletic director
Joe Perry, Sportswriter
April 25, 2018
What is an athletic director? The smart alec answer, of course, is “the director of athletics.” Yeah, sure, but just what does that guy do all day? Besides call up his athletic director buddies and watch the weather channel, here’s a look at what Delphi’s athletic director Kevin Sims does, and h...
My convivial adventure to San Francisco
Dacota Shockley, Staff Writer
April 25, 2018
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Spring is my all-time favorite season because of the warmth (not so much this year), beauty, and most importantly, SPRING BREAK. This spring break, my mom and I decided to join the Thompson family and go somewhere that is not always warm throughout the year and is not known for their beaches. A new ...
What to get your mother on Mother’s Day
Kristina Powlen, Staff writer
April 23, 2018
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Mothers sacrifice much of their time and devote an immeasurable amount of energy toward their families. Because of this, Mother’s Day is a day to honor your mother and thank her for all that she has done for you. Mark your calendars because Mother’s Day is not a day to forget. This year, Mothe...
Diet and exercise tips for your spring break body
Kristina Powlen, Staff writer
March 20, 2018
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Spring break is the perfect time to relax. The freedom and excitement of not having assignments or worrying about tests is beyond words. But, as the weather turns warmer there is always one thing many of us do start to worry about—our physical image. Are we ready to break out those shorts and swim...
Many factors impact school’s filtering policy
Jordan Ladd, staff writer
March 13, 2018
It’s no secret to DCSC students that Delphi schools block many websites. Every single student has, one time or another, had, “Sorry, ____________ is not available because it’s categorized as ____________.” YouTube videos that should be allowed are labeled as ‘Restricted’. Students trying to use a site f...
Finish your spring break with Indy Comic Con
Amanda McCarty, Staff writer/ videographer
March 13, 2018
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Comic fanatics, cosplayers, art creators and appreciators, LARPers, gamers, pop culture lovers, and followers of celebrities will be flocking to Indy at the end of March for a very special occasion: Comic Con. This Con is one of many that take place in Indianapolis, Indiana. It is a three day lo...
DCHS students and staff look forward to spring break
Dacota Shockley, Staff Writer
March 5, 2018
Filed under Feature, Student Life
Something that brings warmth, green-leafed trees, lots and lots of allergies, and the smell of fresh, cut grass is coming soon. So, what is that “something?” SPRING. Yes, folks, spring is just right around the corner and the treacherous cold and snow will be gone for another few months. Soon, man...
Beach games for spring break
Joe Perry, Sports writer
March 5, 2018
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The snow is off the ground, the temperatures are breaking sixty, and the calendar is turning to March. That’s right, we’re out of the darkness of winter and are heading into that sweet, wet season of spring. While lots of us are looking forward to the release of the bracket for March Madness, anot...
