Delphi hosts third annual Bacon Fest
Olivia Livingston, staff writer
September 20, 2016
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The third year of Delphi’s Bacon Fest was another success. Each summer since 2013, local restaurants have provided delicious food and talented singers have belted out their tunes as thousands of people flock to Delphi to take part in the festivities. According to Julia Leahy, Executive Directo...
Khan Academy provides SAT prep
Emily Hudson, staff writer
September 14, 2016
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As the upperclassmen look toward applying for college and the requirements it takes, the SAT generally shows itself fairly quickly. Khan Academy and College Board have teamed up to provide an entire series of videos, lessons, and practices dedicated to test prep for the SAT and other college level te...
2016 Election overview
Carol Johnson, staff writer
September 13, 2016
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The 2016 presidential election has been a hot topic since 2015. It has been a long, bumpy, controversial road and in the final stretch, decisions need to be made. The United States kicked off election season with 23 candidates, 17 republicans and 6 democrats. From the get-go, Donald Trump stole the sho...
Tornado ravages Kokomo
September 8, 2016
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Natural disasters are nothing out of the ordinary; they happen every year across the world in random places. You never think that something that can cause so much damage and heart break can happen to you until it does. On Wednesday, Aug. 24, three tornadoes tore through Kokomo, Indiana, which brought...
“Voice” singer Christina Grimmie shot and killed
Hannah Irelan, Editor
August 24, 2016
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On June 10, 2016, “Voice” singer Christina Grimmie was shot and killed by a man police identified the next day. Grimmie was signing autographs at a meet-and-greet that night when a man approached her and opened fire. She was rushed to the hospital where she died within the hour. Police reports un...
Barnes & Noble fires CEO
Bella McGill, Editor
August 22, 2016
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Ronald D. Boire stepped down as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Barnes & Noble after less than a year of service. Boire is the third CEO to leave Barnes & Noble in the past three years. His successor, Michael P. Huseby, resigned to take up the position of executive chairman of B&N in 2015. Barnes &...
Fans gear up for “The Voice” Season 11
Hannah Irelan, Editor
August 15, 2016
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It’s that time of the year again, folks. Time to gear up for two days a week jam-packed with shocking chair turns, a playlist full of the covers from your favorite artists, and the occasional cute bromance moment from your favorites and mine: Blake Shelton and Adam Levine, also known by their ship name a...
Former WWE icon Chyna dead at 46
Hannah Irelan, staff writer
April 22, 2016
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Pro wrestling icon Chyna was found dead in her Redondo Beach home on Wednesday. The cause of death is being treated as an overdose at this hour, but an autopsy will be performed within the next two days, and toxicology reports will return within the coming weeks to confirm. Anthony Anzaldo, her busin...
Astronaut Scott Kelly returns to Earth
March 11, 2016
Scott Kelly has successfully landed back on Earth after 340 days in space, making him the person who has spent the most time consecutively in space. Kelly and his Russian partner, Mikhail Kornienko, landed on March 1. This is Kelly’s fourth mission in space, giving him over 540 days in spa...
Indiana Packers in trouble over recently hiring illegal immigrants
Hannah Alexander, staff writer
March 2, 2016
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Recently, Indiana Packers has been met with a lawsuit accusing the company for hiring illegal immigrants. The complaint was filed by Andrew O’Shea against Marisol Martinez and James Harding. O’Shea has accused Indiana Packers of hiring hundreds of illegal immigrants over the past four y...