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Senior Girls Basketball Spotlight 22-23

Senior Girls Basketball Spotlight 22-23

By Juni Ballew Senior year is different for each and every person. Some say it was the best, some say the worst. I personally don't know anything about senior year or the feeling of leaving everything you knew for the last 12 years. In a way I would imagine it can be tough and scary but also freeing and exciting. If you participated in a sport throughout high school or just a couple years you know how important the last year of a sport is for seniors. There's senior night, with raging crowds, gifts, and many congratulations. There's the last…
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Hayward Knopp, Class of ’94

Hayward Knopp, Class of ’94

By Haley K. Hayward Knopp is a former student of Federal Hocking High School, as well as Tri County, and graduated in 1994. Hayward currently works for 7 Rivers Marine, a boat shop and repair located in Coolville as a boat mechanic. In this profession he puts all of his math skills to use and auto mechanics from Tri County.  During high school you would likely find him in one of his classes, but he also enjoyed working on teacher's cars for them. He saw it as great practice for the future since he wanted to be an auto mechanic.…
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What is Biathlon?

What is Biathlon?

By: Dalton Bartlett The name Biathlon most likely means nothing to you, but if you like cross-country, skiing, and/or shooting, this would be the sport for you! The meaning of “Biathlon” is Dual Event. The definition of biathlon is “a Nordic skiing event in which competitors combine cross-country skiing and rifle shooting.”-Google. The first biathlon competition happened in 1767 between ski-runner companies on the Swedish-Norwegian border. In 1861, a ski club formerly called “Trysil Rifle and Ski Club” was formed to promote national defense on a local level. This club set the standards for more to be found across Northern…
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Poetry Out Loud!

Poetry Out Loud!

By Jozlyn B. To read or not to read: that is the question... Or is it?  For Jozlyn Bew, it sure isn’t. On February 11th, Jozlyn competed in the regional Poetry Out Loud competition, following a schoolwide victory. She selected two poems, committed them to memory, and spoke them as performance pieces for an audience of teachers, poets, and family members.  Her first poem was Author’s Prayer by Ilya Kaminsky - a short, while meaningful poem about an author’s images of tragic death and beautiful life. Jozlyn considers herself a writer, one who enjoys heavy themes such as the ones…
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Why Is AI Generated Art So Controversial?

Why Is AI Generated Art So Controversial?

By Garrett V. The answer to this question isn't very straight forward, instead it relies on many different opinions, and beliefs. This article’s purpose is to shed some light on this controversial subject. To start, how does an AI image generator work? AI, Otherwise known as “Artificial Intelligence” is a program that tries to replicate the learning brain patterns of a human. When you type something into the image prompt, the AI takes the words that you have submitted, and uses its programming and memory to make an image of the words that you have typed into the program. Ever…
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Boys Win District Finals!

Boys Win District Finals!

For the first time in 53 years (that's 1970 folks!), the Lancer boys are the District champions! Thanks to all of the fans who came out and supported the team, and also a huge congratulations to our boys and their coaches! Our team advances to the Regional Semi-Finals on Tuesday, March 8 @6pm! We look forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday night under the bright lights of the Convo at Ohio University!
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Lancer Boys Advance to District Finals!

Lancer Boys Advance to District Finals!

The Lancers are headed to the Convo!  With last night's win, the Lancers advance to the District Finals for the first time since 1970!!!! We will play Notre Dame on Thursday, March 2 at 8:15pm at the Convo.  All spectators will need to purchase a ticket online at https://www.ohsaa.org/tickets  and should be available for purchase by the end of the day.  Wear maroon and pack those stands!!!
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Little Women Auditions

Little Women Auditions

By Jozlyn Bew Have you ever wanted to feel the spotlight on your face? To have a crowd of people applauding for your presence? To make friendships that can last a lifetime? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then I have the thing for you. The Drama Club’s spring performance is about to jump into motion, which means one thing - auditions! On March 6th after school, Ms. Cell will be holding open auditions for Little Women, the play based on the book by Louisa May Alcott. Any high school student is welcome to try out.  If…
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