Recovered memories spark debate
Elijah Hudson, Staff Writer
January 19, 2018
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I was sitting in a cold, metal folding chair when it happened. I had been looking down at my orange and gray Nikes when the group leader at my youth group asked a question: “Have you ever experienced a loss?” None of my grandparents have died, nor were they experiencing serious health issues. I though...
Factors to consider when choosing a college
Dacota Shockley, Staff Writer
January 17, 2018
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Small school, big school, in state or out—we all have an important decision when picking a college. This may be one of the hardest decisions you will ever make. With all the unique characteristics that each college has, choosing a college is a tough one. Your choice of college needs to suit you bo...
Tattoos ARE professional
Amanda McCarty, Staff Writer, Videographer
December 1, 2017
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Last month I was recently introduced to the world of tattoos and stereotypes. People who believe that I am a rash decision maker for marking my body permanently are wrong. It’s the thought and meaning that counts. A tattoo shows commitment and responsibility. The business world tends to have an unforgiv...
Why college basketball is better than the NBA
Joe Perry, Sports Writer
November 30, 2017
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The leaves have fallen, Thanksgiving has passed, and the temperature is dropping. This is the time of year that we are either holiday shopping or sitting on our couches, flipping between Hallmark and ESPN. Sadly, Hallmark can’t run a new movie every day; they have reruns. So, now you’re stuck with spo...
College Football Playoff Predictions
Elijah Hudson, Sports Writer
November 29, 2017
As the college football season winds down, the best football is yet to be played. Championship week is going to play a vital role in who makes it into the College Football Playoffs. Upsets could shock the nation and a playoff contender into a bowl game. Here are my predictions on who will make it into the Co...
A holiday debate: Christmas vs. Thanksgiving
November 15, 2017
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Pro Thanksgiving by Jordan Ladd Halloween has come and gone, and it’s time to get ready for the next big holiday: Thanksgiving. But, wait . . . what’s up with the Christmas toy catalogues arriving in the mail, Christmas decorations going up in stores, and Christmas songs being played? It see...
A letter to ISIS
Dacota Shockley, Staff Writer
November 13, 2017
Dear ISIS, Two simple words: stop it. Your name brings hatred, questions, and fright. You have killed thousands, you hurt even more. So, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, I ask you one key question: Why are you against everyone? You leave people thinking: “Will they come after me next?” Your tactics are...
Fans losing interest in professional sports
Elijah Hudson, Sports Writer
November 13, 2017
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America is a country that loves its sports. Sadly, this love has been declining in recent years. This decline has been caused by multiple reasons. Personally, my love for these games is virtually gone, especially at the professional level, and here’s why. Loyalty has left sports In the good ol’ days...
Student body survey
November 1, 2017
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As many of you may have seen, a form consisting of six questions was sent to all of you, the student body. We received 83 responses, which is around 20% of the amount of students here at Delphi. The results are in, so let’s get down to it. Question 1: Are President Trump's tweets good or bad for...
I tried the “Nature Cure”
Emily Hudson, Editor
October 30, 2017
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As much as my mom bothers me to do so, I rarely care to step into the bug-infested outdoors. It does not appeal to me to walk around being eaten by bugs, burned by the sun, or frozen by a breeze. I would rather sit inside in the comfort of screened windows and temperature control. However, after reading...