As she stands tall and walks down the aisle in her big poofy dress with a crown resting on her head, all eyes on her; the crowd in awe at how her beauty fills the room. To her left and right, all the people...
As I enter my senior year, I realize that the soon to be 12 years I have spent here have surprisingly gone by fast. In the moment, each year feels like it drags on, but looking back, I can’t even remember...
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2023 is the 70th anniversary of the Farm Progress Show - the nation's largest outdoor farming event. Every other year, the Farm Progress Show is held on an old Air Force Base in Decatur...
11th grade English teacher and Varsity football coach Mr. M seems to have a strange infatuation with rubber duckies. He has said that he was not the one to start the duck farm. It all started with one...
Delphi’s newest exchange student, Lena Strack, is from Berlin, Germany. Lena actually has a twin brother, who is also a foreign exchange student. Traveling to a country overseas, not only away from your...
Ask Evalei Brooks about walking.
Ask Mckenzie Sandifur about spicy frogs.
Ask Maguire Thompson about what he would take an AP exam for.
Ask Emily Mears about how she spends her Thursday nights.
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This year the school offered an amazing class in which students could go and teach in other classrooms. This class is called Education Professions I. These students have been in different classrooms for...
If you could do anything in the world for a living, what would it be? Many people have dream jobs that are preexisting and common, and some have dream jobs that are completely made up and abnormal. Some...
I have always wanted to go to Paris. I don’t know how I got the idea in my head, whether from ballet or seeing images of the Eiffel Tower, but I knew one day I would go, it was just a matter of when....
Throughout the month of March, IU Kokomo hosted an art show specifically for junior and senior high school students to showcase their work. Seven Delphi students submitted their work: Zoe Callender, Caitlyn...
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