Issue 1 October 14 2022

Del [email protected] Volume XXI - Issue 1
October 14, 2022

Warrior Pride: Pages 12 & 13 Delaware Valley High School - Milford, Pa.

Opinions 4 Community News 10 World News 14 Arts & Literature 16 Entertainment 18 Science & Technology 20 Sports 22

Dr. Bell leaves for Port, DV looks to find replacement
By Lily Cosentino Bell said. the temporary acting superintendent. In the past,
News Co-Editor The search for Dr. Bell’s replacement is currently Dr. Brennan assisted Delaware Valley in writing the
all hands on deck in the Administrative Office. Dr. English Language Arts curriculum.
Dr. John Bell was the district’s superintendent Purcell, who was Delaware The school board
for the last 10 years, and he planned to retire from Valley’s previous director of “Port is my hometown so going back decided to use the services
DV, but he faced some retirement pension issues. Dr. secondary education, is the there as superintendent and helping them of the Pennsylvania
Bell was a middle school principal for five years and current acting superintendent with this huge construction project is an School Board Association
superintendent for 10 years. until Oct. 16 while the exciting way to end my career. I will retire (PSBA) to facilitate the
search continues for the new from Port in about five years.” national search for the
He left to become the superintendent at Port superintendent. new superintendent.
Jervis City school district, the district where he also
graduated from. He is the first superintendent to “There was a big change According to human
graduate from Port Jervis High School. when I was director of resources director Mr.
At Port Jervis, he will be making $25,000 more secondary ed. I only had to - Dr. John Bell Chris Lordi, there have

per year than he was making at Delaware Valley. Dr. be concerned with the high not been any interviews
Bell is working on making big changes to the Port school and the two middle schools. Now I have to be for the new superintendent, but there have been a
Jervis School District as he did with Delaware Valley. concerned with everything from the cafeterias, to the couple of applicants for the position.
“Port is my hometown so going back there as buses, to the kids in the school,” Dr. Purcell said. PSBA will close the job posting on their website
superintendent and helping them with this huge After Dr. Purcell’s seven weeks are up, Dr. on Oct. 17. Then they will go through every single
construction project is an exciting way to end my Charlene Brennan, the retired intermediate unit (IU) resume that was submitted and from there, the school
career. I will retire from Port in about five years,” Dr. director, will be coming to the district to become board will meet and decide who they want to interview.

Administrators establish new student leadership program
DV Y.E.L.L.S. promotes school spirit after pandemic.
By Jeongho Koh participate in Y.E.L.L.S., certain requirements are
Science and Technology Editor expected to be met. Students in the program must
maintain a 2.75 GPA or higher, be a part of two or
This year, the administrative staff introduced more extracurricular activities, attend at least six high
a new program called DV Y.E.L.L.S. The new school events and 10 hours of community service.
initiative focuses on community Students can have no more than 3.5 unexcused
Freshman Jackson Hancock involvement. absences to meet the criteria.
“The pandemic definitely At the end of the year, students who have met
impacted the student’s ability these standards will be given awards, and cords will be
to be engaged in the school awarded to the graduating class.
community. We are Dr. Cosentino highly encourages students to join.
really excited to She claims there are many benefits from participating.
be able to provide “This is great for applications for college,
support and interviews for jobs and the military. This skill set that Kaylee Kurcon/Del.Aware
encouragement the students are honing in on can be applied to almost
to the students,” every facet of life,” Dr. Cosentino said. Students attended the homecoming football game
high school against Wilkes-Barre and showed their school
Students can enroll in the program through spirit by cheering on the team.

principal Nicole Schoology.
Consentino said.
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Meet the Del. Aware StaffPage2
Del.Aware - October 14, 2022

Lucas Pauley Nicole Steinberg Nick Gelardi Colette Germain-Norton Lily Cosentino
News Co-Editor News Co-Editor
Editor in Chief Managing Editor News Editor

Tiffany Gonzalez Kaylee Kurcon Kat Quinn Nicki Musselwhite James Zayatz
Community News Editor Community News Co-Editor World News Editor
Opinions Editor Opinions Co-Editor

Hazel Buro Hailey Kelly Roxann Cauchi Shaun Ryan Francesca Antonecchia
World News Co-Editor Arts & Lit Editor Entertainment Editor Entertainment Co-Editor
Arts & Lit Co-Editor

Jeongho Koh Michael Helt Aidan McBride Sophia Ball Cassandra Joyce
Science & Tech Co-Editor Sports Editor
Science & Tech Editor Sports Co-Editor Sports Co-Editor

Bobby Russo “I am thrilled to have these 22 Maddie Gifford
students on staff this year. They
Staff Writer are super hard working and ready Staff Writer

to learn,”
- Adviser Mrs. Leslie Lordi

Del.Aware - October 14, 2022 Page 3

School News
Physical education students utilize multi-purpose room
By Maddie Gifford somewhere to go,” Dr. Blaum said. Through this program, community members will be
Staff Writer The purpose for building the new room is to make able to access the room and the equipment.

Since last school year, students and staff have it accessible to as many people as possible. DV ACE Currently, the room has basic gym equipment to
been waiting for the new multi-purpose room to be is a program for the Delaware Valley community. get things started and ready for students to use. As
complete. The new space, located by the pool entrance
to the building, will be used for working out and of right now there are treadmills, exercise bikes and
hosting special events. Physical education students are Cybex equipment. More equipment will be available
utilizing the room as well. as the year progresses.

Gym classes are going to have a schedule where “We’re trying to use it for as many things as
different periods will be using the room on different possible but at the same time not having to move
days. things out and back in every day,” Dr. Blaum said.

“If we ever needed the space, now we have the The room is over 4,000 square feet, and the
flexibility to use it,” director of secondary education L-shaped portion of the room will be left for open
Dr. Brian Blaum said. space. This room will eventually be open after school
for students to use.
Though this room can be used for a variety of
reasons, a workout space will be the primary function. “Hopefully at some point it will be open to the
After school, a monitor will be present so students can public, just not during the school day,” Dr. Blaum
do their workout of choice. said.

“After COVID-19, obesity and unhealthiness has Maddie Gifford/Del.Aware
risen, and we wanted to help students and give them
The new multi-purpose room is filled with cardio
equipment and other workout machines.

Music department Puzzle Fun
presents annual concert
Use the list of Halloween-related words and find them in the word search.
By Hazel Buro Be the first person to come to Mrs. Lordi in D4 with
World News Co-Editor the completed puzzle to win a prize.

The Benefit Concert was held by the band, chorus, orchestra and jazz band on
Oct. 6 in the auditorium. The profits received from this event are put toward the
student activities account, scholarships and the music department’s trips. Broomstick
All music directors award a scholarship to one of their students at the end of October
the school year. Mrs. Tina Reese, Mr. Richard Horst, Mr. Richard Bullock and Halloween
Ms. Lauren Flack will each choose a senior from their ensemble that they believe Spooky
deserves the scholarships the Zombies
most. Ghost
For admission, the music Haunted
department charged $5 for Candy
adults, $3 for students and set House
a maximum price of $15 per Compiled by Bobby Russo
family to make the concert
affordable for larger families.
Mr. Bullock highlights
junior Abby Zimmerman as a
stand-out soloist for the band.
“It is definitely a fun
experience. It’s important
because I am majoring in music
Roxy Cauchi/Del.Aware and it gets me used to the
crowd,” Abby said.
Orchestra members perform music to
raise money.

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Opinions
The news starts now; Welcome to the

ready to read? opinions page
By Lucas Pauley are delivered right to your homeroom By Tiffany Gonzalez
Editor in Chief and are situated in various locations Opinions Editor where we want people to be able to
within the school.
Dear students and staff, welcome Composing our staff is 22 talented Dear students and faculty, welcome express how they feel through either
to the first edition of the Del.Aware, journalists striving to provide the best to the opinions page of the Del.Aware. I writing an article or even designing an
the student newspaper here at the high possible content for you to read. am Tiffany Gonzalez, this year’s opinions editorial cartoon.
school. I am Lucas Pauley, the Editor- This will be our second year of editor for the 2022-2023 school year. I This will be a respectful place where
in-Chief of this award winning news our online newspaper, available at am excited to share all of the amazing we will allow the student body and
publication, and I am more than dvhsnews.org. Here you can find content that we will be publishing this our own columnists to write about a
proud to present our readers with more articles from your favorite year. variety of topics. Opinion pieces can be
not only our first issue of the writers, see the latest sports This year is a little different with praising, criticizing, informing and
school year, but all of our future scores and vote in our student the opinions section,since we even poking fun at topics within
releases. polls. have added an additional page. the school and in society.
Inside you will find an Without you, the reader, My co-editor, Kaylee Kurcon, If you ever need help coming
eclectic display of news in our none of this would be possible. and I are thrilled to be a part up with ideas for something to
various sections. From school We look forward to this of this amazing newspaper write, please stop by D4 during
news to entertainment, we upcoming year of being and bring interesting and 5B or 5C, and Mrs. Lordi,
will keep you informed your go-to source of relevant opinions to these Kaylee or I will be there
on all of your favorite news and seeing you pages. to help. We are all so
topics. flip through one of The opinions excited to share amazing
Our newest issues our newspapers. section is a safe spot content.

Can we all just walk along?
By Ashlyn Oliver in school everyday. Most students like to be a little front of your locker.
Contributing Writer early for class, but there are some students who like to Finally, we have the no-man-land’s walkers in the
be extra early. The way for that to happen is for them high school, also known as middle schoolers. Middle
to run to class, destroying anything in their way. schoolers are out of place in high school. You will
Hallways are a place where we as students spend Next, we have the walkers. As you pass by know when you see a middle schooler, as they
4,320 minutes of the year transitioning through classes walk by you they are hunched over and will be
or 24 minutes a day every school year, and there are couples in the hallway, you get a look into sprinting past you to get to their bus or the gym
many different types of hallway walkers observed. their relationship. They are either walking as fast as possible.
right next to each other, holding hands and As you prepare to walk in the halls of the
First, we have the people who walk very slowly in walking or there are the couples who have no high school, use some common courtesy and
the hallways. These people do not care that they are problem with public displays of affection. It mind your manners.
holding up the traffic flow in the hallways. There are is as if we are interrupting or invading
also groups of people who walk slowly in the halls, and the relationship when we pass them
they take up the whole hall, so there is no way to get in the hallway. There is also the
around them. People, move just a little faster because awkward and dreaded way of asking
other people have places to be. them to move when they are in

Secondly, there are the people who run a marathon
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Opinions

Roe v. Wade overturned: A rash disregard of women’s

constitutional rights are projected to make abortion illegal in most cases. Women will suffer
mentally and physically due to this unjust decision.
By Kaylee Kurcon
Opinions Co-Editor Such a reckless and radical ruling will not stop abortions, it will only
make them more dangerous, especially for the poor and marginalized.
On June 24 the United States took a leap backward in history. This day Despite what their situation is, women will be forced to carry their babies
marks the Supreme Court’s legislation to overturn the five-decade-old Roe to term.
v. Wade decision.
This means that even in a case of rape or incest, women
On this day, 167.5 million women in America lost their will not have the choice to put themselves first. As if these
constitutional rights involving the most basic human concerns. life altering events are not emotionally damaging enough,
We, as humans, are granted by the Constitution the autonomy of they will have to bear the aftermath of them for at least
what happens to our bodies. nine months, or even an entire lifetime if adoption is not
an option.
This right has been stripped away from women as the
overturning of Roe v. Wade leaves many women across the U.S. Such a profound life choice of having a child should
with the inability to decide for themselves what they want to do not be decided by a state. It should not be decided by a
in the case of a pregnancy. This reversal is devastating and hurls government. It should not be decided by the father-to-be.
America back into a time of inequality. That choice should be placed in the hands of the woman
who is pregnant, and hers only.
Now, America’s women of childbearing age have less liberty This ruling’s careless dismissal of women’s rights and equality will have
over their body than their mothers and grandmothers did. Again, American serious repercussions. Women will suffer the lifelong consequences of an
women are faced with an era of struggle for abortion rights that had previously inequitable decision for decades to follow.
been conquered.

Human suffering will mark this struggle as half of the states in the U.S.

OUR OPINION Illustrated by
Scarlett Weir
Dress code needs improvement, Class of 2024

clarification in order to be successful
Although a dress code is necessary for ordinance for the beach, playground or other informal occasions”
at DV, the lack of clearness, equality and modernness are too open-ended and leave room for misunderstanding
within the official dress code policies under the student or misinterpretation of them by students.
code of conduct has created confusion and frustration
amongst students. The dress code needs to be revised and There are also some rules in the dress code that
enforced properly in order to establish the suitability of are not enforced as well as they could be. For example,
types of clothing worn by students and clarify gray areas slippers and pajamas are explicitly prohibited according
in the dress code that lead to confrontations between to the dress code; however, many students can be seen
students, teachers and administrators. wearing both of these items around the school. This
rule needs to either be removed or enforced in order to
The lack of clarification of certain rules leaves prevent confusion.
students frustrated and left to develop their own
conclusions as to why items of head-wear are banned at The dress code does not seem to be enforced equally,
school. If they are banned for safety reasons, that should as female students tend to be exposed for their violations
be clarified within the handbook to clear any confusion of the dress code more often than male students.
and frustration amongst students.
The “Finger Tip” length method has been at the
There are also clauses in the dress code section that center of this issue.
are unclear to students. Rules such as “Students must
wear clothing that is relatively modest and suitable for “In ways it has gotten better, but it still feels divided.
the business-like atmosphere of a public school” and I have seen a guy and a girl wear similar outfits to prove
“Students should not wear clothing that is more suitable this issue last year, and she would get dress coded
everyday, whereas the boy would only get dress coded a
few of those days,” senior Mickenzie Pegg said.

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School News

Esports Club kicks off its first year as after-school activity
By Aidan McBride and Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) games. Mr. DeFabio said that he would like to form
Sports Editor Six total games will be played: Overwatch 2, Valorant, competitive teams for each game. The teams are
Apex Legends, League of Legends, Rocket League and formed by asking every member of the club which
This year, computer tech staff member Mr. Super Smash Bros. There are hopes of a Minecraft game they would like to play competitively.
Michael DeFabio is advising the brand new Esports server being started up in the future.
Club. Within the first hour of the club fair, 70 students Mr. DeFabio said that the club will be a
signed up. With a brand new room to themselves and Aidan McBride/Del.Aware comfortable environment for those who want to play
plenty of participants, the Esports Club is expected a sport for the school but don’t want to be a part of a
to have a long and successful future, according to Mr. The Esports Club meets in the newly physically demanding one. It is his goal to have one
DeFabio. renovated gaming room located in C6. of his club members earn a scholarship for gaming. He
New members are still welcome to join. also said that he sees longevity in this club.
After several years of planning, the club started
on Oct. 5. The room is located in C6, and it was put “This club is here to stay,” he said. “We are on
together by Mr. DeFabio. level one right now, and we are working on building
up.”
“Once Mr. Dylan Saturno told me that the school
thought about making an Esports Club, I knew it was Mr. DeFabio also wants to make it known that all
something that I wanted to be involved in right away,” are welcome to this club, and students may find a new
Mr. DeFabio said. hobby while participating.

Two genres of games will be played in the club’s
inaugural year. There are First Person Shooter (FPS)

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School store opens with Inquiring Photographer
new school year “Who is your favorite horror movie villian?”
By Bobby Russo our identity as a school store.” Compiled By James Zayatz

Staff Writer With a new school year and
students and new staff the store, the
Over the past few years ,there have store has been selling out of various
been many struggles clothing items.
and challenges for According to
students and faculty Mr. Luhrs, they have
alike. The school been selling a lot of
store and those who hooded sweatshirts, “Jason Voorhees” “The Joker” “Chucky”
manage it have faced pink tie dye items Caiden Kruszka Diana Cordero Anthony Herman-Mann
some challenges of and fluorescent pink Class of 2024 Class of 2024
Class of 2024

their own. T-shirts for breast
Mr. Jeff Luhrs, cancer awareness
who teaches Business month.Nicole Steinberg/Del.Aware
& Marketing and Math teacher Mrs. Laurie Because of the
runs the school store Osczepinski tries on a tie-dye school spirit initiative,
shared how difficult Warrior long-sleeve shirt. the managers of the
it was for the store to school store have had
rebound since the pandemic. to purchase more merchandise and DV “Freddy Krueger” “Ghostface” “The Joker”
“[It was difficult] maintaining the merchandise that is on the way. Nikki Ruggiero Samantha Stead Miss Noelle
amount of people who can come in,” “ We are trying to get the full school Class of 2023
Class of 2025 Staff

Mr. Luhrs said. “We struggled to find spirit back,” Mr. Luhrs said.

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School News

DV Hall of Fame honors four new inductees over

homecoming weekend
By Cassandra Joyce Kennedy was Delaware Valley’s first “DV has had a huge impact on me. The people
Sports Co-Editor individual state champion for wrestling. and teachers all shaped me to be who I am today.”
He graduated in 2008 and later wrestled
The Delaware Valley Hall of Fame inducted four at Lehigh University. At Lehigh, Kennedy - Joe Kennedy
new members on Oct. 9. Lindsay Sabo Gonzalez and became an NCAA All-American wrestler associations at the national, state and local levels.
Joe Kennedy have become members of the athletic and received degrees in earth and
wing, and Edward S. Nikles and Matthew M. environmental science and environmental policy Osterberg is a 1976 DV graduate who has been
Osterberg are now members of the academic wing. design. He now manages a biotechnology company a member of the Milford Borough for over 20 years.
in Maryland. He earned a degree in history from Pennsylvania
At the homecoming game on Saturday, the State University. He now serves as one of the Pike
inductees were made honorary captains of the “DV has had a huge impact on me. The people County Commissioners and is involved in public
football team. The induction ceremony and banquet and teachers all shaped me to be who I am today,” service in the Pike County community.
were held at the Tom Quick Inn on Sunday. Kennedy said.
“This weekend has been very humbling. This
Gonzalez is currently a math teacher at DVMS Nikles graduated from Delaware Valley in 1959 shows people appreciate what I’ve been doing for
and graduated in 2003. She was a two-sport athlete and later from Williamson College of the Trades. He the community, and I’m very grateful for that,”
at King’s College, where she played field hockey and is the co-founder of Ed Nikles Custom Builder Inc., Osterberg said.
lacrosse. She played field hockey, basketball and track which has become one of the most popular home
and field at DV and still holds many school records building companies in the Northeast. Additionally,
in field hockey. he has been a part of many different builders’

The sophomore class won the four-week Black & White Friday challenge with 66% participation.
The entire class won tickets to the Sept. 23 football game.

Early Childhood Program

Offbeat newsprepares students for future Nielsen dazzles students and staff with fresh new look
for the school year
By Colette Germain-Norton year students run the preschool that is
News Co-Editor part of the high school. In their third
year, students go to Delaware Valley Social studies teacher Mr. Scott Nielsen
Since 2010, the Elementary School and is known around the halls for his
Early Childhood student teach. many qualities. Intelligent, friendly,
Program has been athletic and tall are some that
preparing high Students also receive come to the minds of his students
school students their certification for Child
Development Associate
that are interested through the course. “That and coworkers. Now, because of
in working with means that they’ll [the a recent development to his facial
kids for their future students] walk into a day stylings, he is now seen as a fashion
careers. The three- care center fully certified icon. While vacationing in Cape
year class is available to teach,” teacher for the Cod, Mr. Nielsen decided to break
for students in 10th program Mrs. Jill Farr said. his 44 year and two months
grade and above Colette Germain-Norton/Del.Aware Becoming CDA streak of not growing a beard,
who are in good a change that shocked the
academic standing. Junior Amaya Lara works certified in high school also masses. With many unsure
on teaching letters with the allows students to make of the beard’s longevity, Mr.
The main goal preschool students. more money when they first
start working. Mrs. Farr
of the course is to
learn how to become a teacher. Students also explains that students can receive 15
study theory in the classroom two to three college credits through the course. This Nielsen has confirmed that
days a week, and on the other days, they means students have already completed he has purchased and used
participate in labs that involve interacting a semester at college, allowing them to a beard trimming kit.
with children. First-year students work graduate early.
at the local daycare center, and second- Compiled by Lucas Pauley

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Oct. - Dec. GetGraduationReady! Disclaimer: This page is only a portion of the Senior Timeline. If
you would like more information please visit the Guidance page on
Compiled by Tiffany Gonzalez October: the DVHS website. Scan the QR code to bring you to the page.

Jan. - Mar. • If you’re planning on taking the SAT’S/ACT this month, make sure to send the scores directly to the college of interest
Compiled by Sophia Ball • Parents and students should also attend financial aid night that is held at the high school
• Watch for deadlines and make sure to give your guidance counselor at least 10 working days to process your documents
Apr. - July
Compiled by Nicole Steinberg November:

• By this time you should be wrapping up your college essays
• Follow up with all of the teachers you have asked for a letter of recommendation to make sure you are meeting your deadlines

December:

• At this time you should now be trying to finish all of your applications before winter break
• Early action and early decision responses should be arriving this month

January:

• Feedback and early decision/action responses could be arriving around this time, so stay aware
• Mid-year grade report may be required for a specific college or university, if so, make sure you request it on Naviance, especially

if you’re using Common App

February:

• Confirm with colleges that all certain forms and materials have been received, always double check
• Colleges look at all years of high school so don’t give up with maintaining good grades. College decisions can be based off of this

year too

March:

• Admission decisions may arrive this month. Make sure you are paying attention by reading them carefully and reaching deadlines

April:

• Majority of financial aid and admission decisions letters are given out
• Your final decision, enrollment and deposit check should be mailed in no later than May 1

May:

• Complete the senior survey on Naviance (this will tell the guidance counselors where to send final transcripts)

June:

• Congratulations! You graduated!
• If you participated in dual-enrollment courses through Lackawanna County, Luzerne or Keystone College, request your

transcript to be sent to the college of your choice

July:

• The guidance department will send final transcripts out to the college you have selected

For students going into military services:
• Ask your counselor for information on ASVAB testing
• Start getting in touch with a recruiter by October if you are not in touch

with one already

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Community News

Port Jervis hosts Moon Festival

By Nicki Musselwhite
Community News Co-Editor

The Moon Festival, a Chinese celebration held in the beginning of fall, was
held in Port Jervis on Sept. 17 and 18.

At the event, there were a variety of booths with different kinds of food and
informational handouts. There was also live music, dances and entertainment.

A worker at one of the booths said that the festival is similar to Thanksgiving
because it allows families to reunite. It is a celebration of the rice harvest, the
moon and the mooncake.

The mooncake represents the moon, which is at its fullest during this time of
year. The origin of the mooncake comes all the
way from overthrowing the Mongol Dynasty,
which happened in the 14th century.

Kat Quinn and Nicki Musselwhite/Del.Aware

Planet Fitness moves from Port to Westfall Town Center
By Nicki Musselwhite They will be open 24 hours Monday through
Community News Co-Editor Thursday. On Friday, the hours will be 12 a.m. - 10
p.m. On Saturday and Sunday, they are from 7 a.m.- 7
The gym is shutting down in Port Jervis Friday, p.m.
Oct. 28 and is moving to Matamoras Tuesday, Nov. 1.
“It’s definitely going to be easier for me and will
“We wanted a change after being in this location help me save gas. I’m pretty happy with it.
for 10 years,” a Planet Fitness worker said. The place looks great. It’s supposed to be bigger, so
hopefully there will be some more people and more
The new gym will be one floor and the same size. workout equipment,” junior Lukas Delo said.
They will have the same equipment, membership On the other hand, some students think the move
prices and classes. The membership is $10 a month isn’t the best decision.
plus taxes and fees. There is a Black Card that gives “As someone who goes to the gym three times a
gym goers perks and benefits. For $29.99 a month, it week, I think it is a bad idea. There will be no space
includes: half off drink prices, free Wi-Fi, free fitness in the Westfall Township parking lot. It will be very
training, PF app workouts, unlimited access to the clustered in the gym itself,” senior Lajhia Rosario said.
home club, tanning, use of massage chairs as well as
reward discounts. There is an annual fee of $49 for Nicki Musselwhite/Del.Aware
both memberships.
Community members can expect the new
facility to be open Nov. 1.

The Halloween Fun Ride is back! Get your bikes ready on Oct. 22 for a spooky ride throughout
Milford. Riders will meet on Broad Street at 5:00 p.m. in their Halloween costumes.

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Community News
Arlene and Tom’s Restaurant
Upcoming events
offers home-style menu
By Kat Quinn
By Kat Quinn and customizing my order was no problem. Community News Editor
Community News Editor I was one of a party of three, and we were
Located on East Main Street in Port Jervis, all very pleased with our meals; no dish lacked Get involved and connected in the community with
any flavor. The omelet was loaded with the these various events around Milford.

this home-style restaurant offers perfect amount of cheese and
a wide variety of breakfast, vegetables, and the French toast
lunch, dinner and dessert. was balanced with the right October

It has been a family favorite amount of cinnamon and sugar. Oct. 14, 15, 16: Black Bear Film Festival
since 1973. This restaurant is known for
As soon as I walked in, its “Meanyburger,” but there are Enjoy local, national and international films this week

I was greeted by welcoming so many options for any time end in various places around Milford.
and friendly waitresses, and of the day. Breakfast is served
the dining area was cozy and Kat Quinn/Del.Aware from the morning into night Oct. 22: “Dracula Live” at the Milford Theater, 7 p.m.
casual. and there are several homemade Dracula is coming to Milford to kick off the
The French toast was items on the dessert menu. Halloween season.
Compared to other served with eggs and a
restaurants, the food took a side of bacon. Considering the price, Oct. 28: “Spin Doctors” at the Milford Theater, 7 p.m.

little longer to be served, but menu and environment, I look Don’t miss the opportunity to see this 90s rock band in
the excellent taste was worth the extra time. It forward to visiting Arlene & Tom’s again in the
was clear that the dishes were prepared fresh, future. the Milford theater this month.
Oct. 29: Zombie Fun Run in Milford, 9-11 a.m.

23rd annual Black Bear Film This event will give you an experience of being chased
by zombies.

Festival to be held in Milford Oct. 29: Halloween Pooch Parade in Milford,
By Colette Germain-Norton in 2000 by casting director Jerry Beaver with 10 a.m.- 12 p.m.
News Co-ediitor the help of some friends including the mayor
of Milford, Sean Strub. Now, around 2,000 to Show off your dog’s best Halloween
The 23rd annual Black Bear Film Festival 3,000 people come to Milford each year for costume in this year’s Pooch Parade.
Oct. 29: Milford’s Fall Fest in Milford, 9 a.m-5p.m.

will take place at the Milford Theater from the Festival. Enjoy live music, pumpkin painting, scarecrow
Oct. 14 - 16. The festival The historic Milford
will feature local, national Theater has been the home judging and costume contests at the Community
and international films. of the festival since 2011.
House for this year’s fall festival.

The festival will display The festival has brought
eight feature films on many traditions to Milford November
the main stage and 39 such as the artful bears that
short films in the film can be spotted around local
salon at Good Shepard’s businesses. Nov. 11, 12, 13: “Of Mice and Men” at the Milford Theater,
Episcopal Church. 7 p.m. on Nov. 11 and 12 and 2 p.m. on Nov. 13.
Each year new bear Nov. 12: DV Turkey Trot at DVHS, 8:30 a.m.- 1 p.m.
Based in Milford, the sculptures are decorated
Black Bear Film Festival is and placed outside of local Support the DV cross country team and the local
a non-profit organization businesses in Milford.
that builds community Colette Germain- Norton/Del.Aware Community members can food pantry by taking part in this 5K walk/run.
by providing a place for take a photo with one of
a variety of film artists to Robin Fohl titled her bear “We their favorite bears and For more information on these events and more, visit
Rise by Lifting Others.” allevents.in/milford-pa/

display their work. The post it with the hashtag
organization’s website states that the Festival #artfulbears or #blackbearfilmfestival. The
is, “dedicated to spreading joy and building winning photo will receive Black Bear Film
community through film.” Festival swag.
The Black Bear Film Festival was started



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White Lie Wednesday

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Page 14 Del.Aware - October 14, 2022

World News
Hurricane Ian leaves nearly three dozen dead
By Nick Gelardi “We heard about fights at the gas station, people a single gas canister.”
News Editor getting knocked out, stuff like that,” national reporter Hurricane Ian’s rapid intensification made the
Bill Wadell said. “Lindsey Walsh, a resident here, said storm especially more difficult to deal with. Hurricane
This fall, parts of the United States and Central she walked four miles with a friend in order to fill up Ian hit Florida so quickly that most civilians did not
America have been and still are being ravaged and even have time to evacuate.
left devastated by the damage done by tropical storm Although Hurricane Ian downgraded into
Hurricane Ian. The continuous need for support from a post-tropical cyclone on Oct. 1 as it headed
the U.S. government and rescue crews to try and into North Carolina, U.S. President Joe Biden
stagnate the rising death toll of the storm is leading declared a national state of emergency.
many to believe that this is one of the strongest storms The devastating scenes of destruction in
to ever hit the United States. Florida alone will prove to be catastrophic and
long-lasting, and now students can donate to the
Hurricane Ian, after hitting Cuba, reached the Red Cross to help those in need.
United States in Florida and then South Carolina Mr. Barnett, someone personally affected
as a major category four hurricane on Sept. 28. The by the storm, will be collecting donations from
highest reported wind gust was 128 mph, as recorded his students through the rest of this week, and
by a WeatherFlow station in Grove City, Florida. then he will match the amount donated. Anyone
other than his students can make a donation as
The storm has caused homes, boats and cars to be Source: Reuters well, but it will likely not be matched.
destroyed or washed away, and as of Oct. 1, has been
correlated to the deaths of 30 people. Tensions have U.S. Army National Guard Blackhawk helicopter
been running high as fuel is in short supply and just captures wreckage of homes and businesses in Pine
over 1.2 million people remained without power in Island, Florida.
Florida alone, according to PowerOutage.US.

Death of Irainian woman 10 people found dead in the

Masha Amini sparks protests Indian Himalayan Mountains
By Kaylee Kurcon By Nicki Musselwhite were trapped under the snow.
Opinions Co-Editor “...this extraordinary movement has Community News Co-Editor “[We] are deeply anguished by the
amplified people’s strident cries against
Iranian cities are political repression.” An avalanche struck Uttarakhand in loss of precious lives due to landslide
experiencing an abundance the Himalayas on Oct. 4 around 8:45 which has struck the mountaineering
of protests after the death of - Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet a.m. A group of trainees were climbing expedition carried out by the Nehru
Mountaineering Institute in Uttarkashi.
22-year-old Kurdish-Iranian Today, Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet, an the mountain when the avalanche hit. My condolences to the bereaved families
woman Masha Amini who was detained expert on modern Iran, spoke out on The avalanche struck Mount Draupadi who have lost their loved ones. Spoke
by the country’s morality police for not the protests. ka Danda-II, which reaches 5,771 to the Chief Minister of Uttarakhand,
wearing her hijab properly. meters. Pushkar Dhami and took stock of the
“Although we have seen the situation,” Defense Minister of India
By the morality police’s standards, strangling of women’s voices in the The Indian Air Force and the Rajnath Singh said.
Amini walked off the Tehran Metro past, this extraordinary movement has National Disaster Response Force went
improperly dressed. As a result, she was amplified people’s strident cries against looking for the group, sending two Dhami spoke to Rajnath and
taken to a van and driven to a detention political repression, in the face of helicopters and many troops out to requested assistance from the Indian
center, where she would be re-educated. unspeakable peril,” he said. safety. Army in order to speed up the rescue
On Sept. 16, three days later, she was operation.
pronounced dead. The information that has been Ten bodies were
leaked reveals that protests have become spotted, four were “Rescue operations are underway
In response to her death, protesting violent, utilizing live fire and tear gas. to help the mountaineers who are still
and street battles fill the cities of Iran Dozens of people have died with even recovered and trapped. I have instructed the IAF
in hope of change to the ruling system. 23 bodies (Indian Air Force) to mount the rescue
Protesters are ripping off their head and relief ops. Praying for everyone’s
scarves and chanting “women, life and more being hospitalized.
freedom” and “death to the dictator.” Such uprisings have created an safety and well-being,” Rajnath
echo of protests around the world in reassured.
Through an interview from Penn solidarity with women in Iran.

Del.Aware - October 14, 2022 Page 15

World News
Baby chimps abducted from sanctuary in DRC

Despite efforts from local authorities, at the point in time, the chimps are still missing.

By Nicole Steinberg problems for the J.A.C.K. in the future, but it shows center was set on fire
Managing Editor illegal animal trade workers that it’s okay to take infant resulting in no casualties.
chimps from the wild.
On Sept. 9 at around 3 a.m., kidnappers broke Authorities in the
into the Young Animals Confiscated in Katanga “To catch the babies, they have to kill the entire DRC have been working
(J.A.C.K.) sanctuary located in the Democratic family in the jungle, usually between eight and 10
Republic of Congo, kidnapping three of the five infant individual apes, and a lot of baby apes will die before together for the past few
chimpanzees that were there. reaching their final destination,” Chantereau said. weeks trying to find
any clues to where
About an hour after the initial abduction, Franck Many buyers of these infant chimpanzees the chimps have been
Chantereau, founder of the sanctuary, and his wife are wealthy people looking for exotic pets, who taken. It has now been
received three messages and a video of the abducted do not realize that adult chimps grow up very over a month, and the
chimps. The kidnappers stated in order to get the quickly and can harm a human if agitated. chimps have yet to be
chimps back, Chantereau must pay them a large sum found.
of money. This is not the first time that the J.A.C.K.
has been targeted. In 2006, a group of
According to Chantereau in an interview with individuals broke into the sanctuary
Marguerite Lacroix, a CNN correspondent, “Not only setting fire to the chimps’
do we not have the money, but you need to understand sleeping quarters,
that if we go their way, they could very well do it again killing two out of
in two months.” the five chimps
that were there at the
Not only could paying the ransom produce more time. In 2013, the education

Largest bridge in Europe Queen Elizabeth II dies

bombed in midst of war at the age of 96
By Shaun Ryan cities, including its capital, Kyiv. Putin By Tiffany Gonzalez the role of the monarchy, allowing the
Entertainment Editor released a statement saying if terrorist Opinions Editor domestic life of the royal family to be
attacks continue, Russia’s response will televised in the 1970s.
President Vladimir Putin’s efforts be “tough and will correspond in scale Queen Elizabeth II, known as
to annex Ukraine have been underway to the level of threats posed to Russia.” Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor, Throughout the 70 years Queen
since 2014, but recent events have “The Ukrainian people have was born on April 21, 1926. She passed Elizabeth served, she lived through the
shown signs of acceleration in the war’s shown from the past eight months of away on Sept. 8 at the age of 96. British Empire, transforming into the
tension. fighting that they want to be free and Elizabeth was the eldest daughter Commonwealth of Nations in 1953,
On Oct. 8, bombs went off on independent from Russia,” social studies of Prince Albert and Lady Elizabeth through the Diamond Jubilee in 2012.
the Crimean Bridge, destroying a large teacher Mr. Mike Guzenski, who has Bowes-Lyon. She was also a part of Meghan Markle’s
portion of it. The bridge connects extended family in Ukraine, said. During the summer of 1951, King and Prince Harry’s wedding that
Russia to an annexed part of George VI started to have serious health occurred on May 19, 2018.
Ukraine. A truck that had been issues and Princess Elizabeth at the time
loaded with explosives was started representing him at events. Queen Elizabeth’s husband Prince
detonated via remote. Queen Elizabeth’s coronation Phillip passed away at the age of 99 on
Although there is no happened on June 2, 1953, at April 21, 2021. They were married for
confirmation that Ukrainain Westminster Abbey. The coronation 74 years and met in 1939 at Britannia
forces carried out this bombing, was the first ever ceremony to be Royal Naval College.
Putin is responding with military broadcasted on live television. It
force. was watched by 27 million people Her funeral was held at Westminster
“It is simply impossible throughout the United Kingdom. Abbey, and 2,000 people attended. She
to leave the crimes of the Kyiv Queen Elizabeth served as Queen has truly made history and her legacy
will be remembered for generations to
come.

Source: Reuters for 70 years and 214 days, the longest

regime unanswered,” Putin said. The Crimean Bridge, Europe’s largest reign of any British monarch.
Russia carried out a series of bridge, was the target of a terrorist
missile strikes on Ukraine’s major attack. The Queen was extremely aware of

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Arts & Literature
Spotlight Artist: Lilly Cole
By Michael Helt herself in Painting I, Drawing, I, Ceramic “Explosion” work. Pasting the art
Science and Technology Co-Editor I, and Foundations in Art. During the on her own painting, Lilly modeled
year, she received the fine arts student after Lichtenstein’s pop art style.
Senior Lilly Cole has enrolled in a multitude of of the month award with the theme of
art-related electives throughout her time at “patience.” This school year, Lilly is enrolled
the high school. She has taken an interest in in AP Studio Art, AP Art History
expressing her creativity through art since She created some of her more and Computer Art I. She believes
she was little. memorable pieces that school year Contributed Photo that continuing to take art classes
including a piece developed from a helps her develop new artistic skills
During her sophomore year, Lilly and excel in her pieces.
was enrolled in General Art. Despite collage of meaningful items detailed with paint. She Lilly enjoys expressing her creativity and plans
not electing to take an art class her decided to express her own characteristics through to possibly pursue a career in fine arts following her
freshman year, she had a real interest the piece. senior year.
in artistic expression. “I’m most interested in painting,” Lilly said, “but
“I took a personality approach and portrayed I also love to draw and sculpt.”
“I started taking art classes the two sides of my personality,” Lilly said. “I
because I really enjoy making art really liked that artwork because I was able to
and seeing the outcome,” Lilly said. be very expressive and choose my own route.”

As a junior, she chose to enroll She also favored creating a piece
incorporating elements of Roy Lichtenstein’s

Spotlight Writer: Spotlight Musician:

Paige Gualandi Eddie Nieves
By Roxy Cauchi “Romeo and Juliet”. for at least a half hour a day outside
Arts & Lit Co-Editor Her genre of choice is creative By Shaun Ryan of school. In school, he participates
writing, as she finds her style flows better Entertainment Editor in jazz band and orchestra. Being in
Senior Paige Gualandi began writing when she writes for a prompt. these ensembles, as well as taking AP
after reading and studying playbooks “Creative writing gives me the Eddie Nieves is a senior who has Music Theory, has increased both his
and shows. flexibility to interpret the prompt in been involved in music his whole life. knowledge and confidence in playing.
“I get the best writing when I’m different ways,” Paige said. His main instrument is the guitar, but “It [guitar] taught me confidence
in a good head space,” Paige said. Her approach to her English he also plays violin, drums and bass. in performing and in life in general,”
She writes at a teacher’s assignments is just to go straight into her he said.
instruction, research and He started music with the violin Performing outside of school is
and though it writing. when he was in third grade. His dad one of Eddie’s aspirations. He has
isn’t one of her “I am moved by how much of a Paige is a lifelong guitar player played the national anthem at many
main interests, Renaissance woman she is, skilled equally and inspired him to play. different events and participated in a
in chorus as much as she is with the written notes that Eddie first picked up
she makes word in AP Lit thus far.” she finds it a guitar at eight years battle of the bands where he placed
sure she puts difficult to old and has not put it third.
out her best make rough down since. He
work. Paige - Mr. Bryan Pol drafts and try aspires
shares that she to organize “My dad made to be a music
got the best her thoughts guitar seem cool. teacher and
writing experience in her AP Language beforehand. The most she’ll do is jot I looked up to plans on continuing
and Composition class with Ms. Sarah down a few bullet points as she reads him,” Eddie to perform on his
Fitzkee. whatever she is analyzing. said. own. He is applying to
She said that she easily grasped Not only does she show her writing Millersville University and
the material because of Ms. Fitzkee’s skills in her courses, she also uses what Along is in the auditioning process for
dramatic reenactment and explanation she’s learned to help her apply for with his dad, other schools as well.
of their assignments. colleges. Paige describes how she often he is inspired
Her favorite memory is from uses her research and analytical skills to by guitarists
Honors English 9 when Mr. Mike Sotak write essays for scholarships. such as Eddie
played the nurse in the class’s reading of Van Halen
and Steve Vi.

Eddie
practices guitar

Del.Aware - October 14, 2022 Page 17

Arts & Literature
The Milford Theater hosts Readers Preview of the books at the festival

& Writers Festival audience would love to hear,” said Carol McManus, co-
By Hailey Kelly chairperson of the festival.
Arts & Lit Editor
The festival had two occasions, one at St Patrick
On Aug. 16, 17 and 18, Parish Hall and the other at The Milford
The Milford Theater hosted Theater. At the theater, authors and
the Readers and Writers publishers held lectures talking about
Festival to help bring art to stories and their life experiences.
the community and bring At St Patrick Parish Hall there
readers and writers together. were tables filled with books where
people could look around, buy books
“Through collaboration, or get their books signed.
the board works the entire “It was pretty cool overall,” said
year. We talk about the topic,
the authors, the moderators, Bob Eckstein/ The New Yorker illustrator junior Jessie Dijan. “All of the readers
our connections and who the were so excited to meet the authors.”

Broadway arrives at the Fashion Aware: Crocs
By Kat Quinn
Milford Theater Community News Editor

By Hailey Kelly The singers were chosen by either Known for their unique and quirky used for ventilation and make the shoe
Arts & Lit Editor an audition or having previously design, Crocs are like no other shoe. For waterproof and breathable.
worked with Stocker. The group, almost 20 years, these shoes have been
On Sept. 24, the Milford Theater varying in age, was made up of people continuously gaining more and more The Crocs company has one of
hosted the Broadway Babies cabaret from the Tri-State area. customers, as over 103 million pairs the lowest carbon footprints compared
from 7-9 p.m. There were a total of 21 There were DV graduates, DV were sold last year. to other popular footwear styles, and
people in the cast, and they all had a high school students, middle school they are still working to reduce it.
chance to sing in either individual or students and some have worked with Crocs was founded in 2002, and Their website quotes that they “won’t
group songs. Stocker since elementary school. although its product was not popular be happy until we reach Net Zero by
“This is the most talented group A member of the audience named from the start, people started to overlook 2030.”
I’ve worked Pj Trainor, a freshman the unusual design. There have been 700
with by in high school, gave million pairs sold over the past decade. The fun and quirky design and
far,” The his opinion of what styles of Croc shoes make it a fun choice
director, he thought. The founders of the Croc started out to show off what you like and express
with the “clogs” design. They continued your own style while being comfortable.
to create through their own distinctive
Jeffery “Honestly their sandals, flip-flops, slides, wedges,
Stocker voices were amazing.” sneakers, boots and socks.
said. audience member Pj
They Trainor said. Customers are attracted to the wide
rehearsed Junior singer variety of colors, designs and styles. In
for six Roxy Cauchi said addition to the different color choices,
weeks every that the group “Jibbitz” can be added to personalize
Sunday Hailey Kelly/Del.Aware practiced every and make the shoes unique to each
from 6-9 weekend for four customer. There are over 20 colors
p.m. Their The cast sings the finale song, “You hours. She felt like and boundless Jibbitz options
rehearsals Learn” from the Broadway show they all put in their available.
were split “Jagged Little Pill.” maximum effort to
Crocs are comfortable,
into two make it a great show. making them practical for
parts: dancing and singing. Their songs “I think many of us treated each casual, day-to-day wear. Another
were chosen by the musical composer other like a family, and we had a lot of feature unique to the Croc is the
Sandy Stalter. fun together,” she said. 13 holes on the shoe. These holes are

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Entertainment
Why do black cats cause superstition?

By Nicole Steinberg Shortly after, superstition spread to America. and their cats to be buried alongside each other.
Managing Editor The Salem Witch Trials began and over 200 innocent The cat goddess Bastet was said to protect anyone
men and women were accused of being
Since 500 A.D. black cats have been witches, only 19 of which were with a household cat. Bastet is pictured as a woman
a symbol of superstition. It is thought that hanged. with a cat-like face.
Norman and Germanic people originated the In some places,
superstition that the idea of a black cat crossing black cats are Like Egyptians, the Japanese were known to
one’s path meant that death was soon ahead. They actually worship cats. The Maneki Neki, or Lucky Cat, can
were associated with the incarnation of Satan. used as a be seen in many Japanese businesses with one paw up
source of or sometimes waving.
This brought on the hysteria of killing mass
amounts of black cats. The eradication of black cats worship, for Cats have also made an appearance in Greek
soon became a problem when the Bubonic Plague instance, in Egypt cats were worshiped as Gods. The mythology. Hecate, the goddess of magic, sorcery,
hit Europe. punishment for killing such an animal as a cat was the moon and witchcraft was said to always be with
death. It became common practice for homeowners her cat. The cat being not only her companion but
It is strongly believed that because so many cats
were being killed, the plague spread quicker due to serves as her familiar (a supernatural creature that
the influx of mice carrying the disease. The Bubonic assists a witch).
Plague took over 25 million lives over a five-year Today many people still fear black cats.
period of time. Black cats can be seen with many halloween
costumes, decorations and party themes.
The Medieval Period also brought hysteria to
black cats. Many innocent men and women were Though there is no historical evidence to back up
accused of witchcraft, using black cats as a way to the superstition of black cats, it is still prevalent to
hide their identity, cast spells and carry out evil deeds. this day.

‘See How They Run,’ the Micheal Myers makes his

perfect murder mystery final appearence
By Colette Germain-Norton
News Co-Editor Ronan plays By Francesca Antonecchia in “Halloween kills”, skipping Laurie’s
Constable Stalker, a Entertainment Co-Editor recovery from being hospitalized in
“See How They
Run” is a good old rookie police officer “Halloween Ends” is a the last movie. In addition,
fashioned murder desperate to prove herself skipping the result of Karen’s
mystery with nods in the male dominated follow up to “Halloween” death protecting Alyson from
to the great Agatha (2018) and “Halloween Micheal Myers.
Christie and classic police force. There kills” (2021), the
dectective films. This is much comic relief The new movie has a
film may not appeal throughout the story thirteenth installment in connection to the real world by
to audiences looking the Halloween franchise incorporating the Coronavirus
for car chases and big as she and Rockwell’s and comes out today, just pandemic and politics within
budget special effects Inspector Stoppard the setting throughout the
but it is clever and fun. investigate. As with any in time for the spooky movie.
season.
Set in the 1950s good murder mystery, the It was initially set to Joining the cast for the first
London, the murder investigation uncovers time will be a mentioned but
mystery film follows many possible criminals release in October 15, not seen character, Michael
a novice detective played by the 2021, before being delayed O’Leary as Dr. Marthis.
perfectly cast Saoirse Ronan and a and the picture of the due to the COVID-19 Along with a fresh face, Rohan
seasoned detective portrayed by Sam Source: imdb culprit becomes foggier Campbell as a character
Rockwell. The partners investigate the as the detectives pursue pandemic. Source: imdb named Corey Cunningham.
murder of an American film director Since John Director David Gordan Green said that
(Adrien Brody) after a performance of every lead. Carpenter’s original movie he has no plan on making a fourth movie
Agatha Christie’s “The Mousetrap.” The comedy is not heavy handed to this sequel, but he is sure that it will
or slapstick but the lighthearted “Halloween” released in 1978, Micheal emerge with another filmmaker.
Myers has been involved in many horror
approach keeps the story moving. classics.
This is a perfect family friendly
movie with its PG-13 rating for brief The movie starts with a four-year
jump ahead from the ending events
violence.

Del.Aware - October 14, 2022 Page 19

Entertainment
Ned Fulmer kicked out of The Try Guys after his

extramarital affair is my marriage and my children, and that’s where I’m channel but left the corporation in 2018. They
By Jeongho Koh established their own company and have amassed
Science and Technology Editor going to focus my attention.” 7.8 million subscribers. During their run, Fulmer has
The Try Guys started receiving recognition built a reputation in the fanbase as the “wife guy” due
Ned Fulmer, a member of the popular YouTube for “trying” various activities and items in the early to his constant remarks about how much he loves his
group The Try Guys, was kicked out of the group on 2010s as part of the Buzzfeed YouTube wife. When it was revealed that he had an affair, fans
Sept. 27 due to suspicion of having cheated on his were upset.
wife, Ariel Fulmer. His associates, Keith Habersberger,
Zach Kornfield and Eugene Lee Yang announced that Ned’s wife, Ariel, shared her thoughts
they broke their ties with Fulmer in a statement. on this topic via her Instagram.
“Ned Fulmer is no longer working with The Try
Guys. As a result of a thorough internal review, we do “Thanks to everyone who has
not see a path forward together,” the group said. reached out to me. It means a lot.
After his departure, Fulmer admitted to this Nothing is more important to me
cheating and expressed his apologies for his actions. and Ned than our family, and all we
“Family should have been my number one request right now is that you respect
priority, but I lost focus and had a consensual our privacy for the sake of our kids,”
workplace relationship,” Fulmer said in an Instagram Ariel said.
post. “I’m sorry for any pain that my actions may
have caused to the guys and the fans but most of Habersberger, Kornfield and Yang
all to Ariel. The only thing that matters right now have no plans of disbanding due to
this change and will continue on
with The Try Guys without Fulmer

Dreamville affiliate JID Yeat releases his second

exceeds expectations project of the year
By Shaun Ryan lyrical ability during this track with By Aidan McBride featuring Lil Uzi Vert. It is the only song
Entertainment Editor some uplifting gospel sounds in the Sports Editor that contains a feature. Yeat performs
background. with a loud and rather aggressive style
JID released his third studio The anticipated bangers on this on the chorus, and Lil Uzi Vert’s verse is
album “The Forever Story” on Aug. album are definitely present in tracks On Sept. 8, Los Angeles based rapper full of energy, and it complements Yeat’s
26. The Atlanta rapper is a member of like “Just in Time” and “Dance Now.” Yeat dropped his newest EP “Lyfe.” This animated verse well.
the Dreamville record label founded The production on this album is EP was released seven months after his
by J. Cole. interesting and tells a story of its own, second studio album “2 Alivë.” Yeat gained The most popular song on the EP is
being the artists who inspire JID. popularity in June 2021 after he released “Talk.” The chorus is catchy, and the beat
Although this album may be the his mixtape “4L.” His primary source of contains loud and powerful 808s. It is easy
first time JID has been on the rap radar To say this is a typical hip hop recognition came from TikTok, as several to see why this is the most-talked about
for many, he has been a standing voice album is a gross understatement. The of the songs from the “4L” mixtape song on the EP.
in the hip hop community for the only aspect about this album that you
last decade. I was not expecting much can expect is JID’s fantastic delivery blew up on the social media Although this style is not my personal
from JID, but he more than delivered. and lyricism over and over again. site. Since then, he preference of music, the rest of the album
has garnered a large displays solid performances from Yeat,
The album is sprinkled with By any standard, “The Forever fanbase, reeling in as many of the songs are catchy. They all
features from many popular artists, Story” is a fantastic compilation of over nine million follow the same formula, so the EP could
most notably Lil Wayne, who always music. It is one of the best and most monthly start to sound repetitive after a few listens.
delivers. Kenny Mason and Lil Durk important albums of this year so far. listeners on
are also good features but never Hip Hop fans around the world and I Spotify. Overall, I enjoyed the EP, and my
outshined JID’s performance. will be waiting in anticipation for his “Lyfe” favorite song is “Can’t Stop It.”
next verse. opens up
We get an insight to who JID is with the track Rating:
throughout the entire album, but Rating:
the emotional centerpiece is “Kody
Blu 31.” He demonstrates his pure “Flawlëss’’

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Science & Technology

TikTok Pink Sauce strikes customers as unsafe
By Jeongho Koh such as adding preservatives and following food safety Pii partnered with Dave’s Gourmet to sell Pink Sauce
Science & Technology Editor laws. on a commercial scale, making it more “shelf-stable.”
Chef Pii defended herself from the criticisms “The youth of today have their fingers on the
Chef Pii, who is a private chef living in Miami, with some comments of her own. pulse of what their contemporaries want but may not
gained popularity through TikTok this June for “I’m a normal human being, and I woke up to have the knowledge, ability or capital to bring a
introducing a new self-made condiment that she product idea to market quickly, safely and on
labeled as Pink Sauce. Ingredients include: water, a large scale,” Dave’s Gourmet wrote in a press
sunflower seed oil, raw honey, distilled vinegar, “I’m a normal human being, and I woke up to a release.
garlic, pitaya, pink Himalayan sea salt, less than million insults. The world is really curious about my I attempted to recreate Pink Sauce by
2% of dried spices, lemon juice, milk and citric creation, and they’re being malicious.” - Chef Pii following the instructions on the internet.
acid. The chef claimed that the sauce has a “sweet, Our Sports Editor Aidan McBride had a taste
spicy and tangy” flavor. of it, and he thought it was horrible.
“It was the worst thing I ever had, and I
The product was available to buy weeks later a million insults,” she said in a Washington’s Post do not recommend anybody to consume it. The
on July 1 but was met with skepticism about its safety interview. “The world is really curious about my aftertaste was horrible,” Aidan said.
and reliability. In addition to exploding during the creation, and they’re being malicious.” Despite the flaws of Chef Pii’s condiment, Pink
shipping process, there have been accounts of the However, Chef Pii eventually conceded to the Sauce continues to grow bigger and become more
delivered Pink Sauce smelling rancid on arrival likely complaints and promised to provide better and safer streamlined.
due to the milk spoiling. People on the internet have shipments. It eventually sold out in August, and Chef
criticized Chef Pii for not taking proper precautions

DeLorean Motor Company unveils plans for new Alpha5
By Michael Helt DMC is planning for the Alpha5 to be manufactured in Italian facilities, with
Science & Technology Co-Editor the United Kingdom currently expected to serve as the primary source for most
drivetrain components.
Over 40 years after the DMC-12’s initial release in 1981, DeLorean DMC’s global headquarters, located in Humble, Texas, is in works to relocate
Reimagined Llc., operating under the name DeLorean Motor Company (DMC), to San Antonio prior to production of the Alpha5.
plans to produce its new concept vehicle, Alpha5, in 2024. Acoording to CEO Joost de Vries, “San Antonio boasts a wide array of global
Initially introduced on May 30, 2022, the plan includes multiple concept advanced manufacturing operations.”
sketches showcased on DMC’s official website. DMC advertises the car as an Once production begins, DMC plans on rolling out exactly 9,531 models of
electric sports vehicle with an estimated the Alpha5. This figure would surpass
value of roughly $145,000. the mark of DMC-12s produced by
Utilizing a 100 kilowatt-hour (kWh) a single unit. Included on the official
battery, the Alpha5 has an estimated range website is the ability for interested
of over 300 miles on a single charge. DMC’s individuals to reserve a random Alpha5
sports vehicle is capable of accelerating from production slot for $2,500.
0 to 60 mph in about 2.99 seconds, or 0 to 88 On Aug. 18, the Alpha5 prototype
mph in 4.35 seconds for those familiar with was showcased for the first time at the
the “Back to the Future” title. The Alpha5 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.
is capable of reaching top speeds of roughly Hosted annually in Pebble Beach,
155 mph with electronic speed limitations California, the Concours d’Elegance
put into place to prevent the vehicle from showcases different vehicles, and
exceeding such speeds. concludes by declaring one “Best of
On their official website, DeLorean. Show.”
com, DMC includes the potential for the DeLorean Reimagined Llc. is
capabilities of post-production models to being operated under CEO Joost de
“differ slightly” from their pre-production Vries and Chief Marketing Officer
vehicles. The information provided by DMC Source: pxhere (CMO) Troy Beetz. ItalDesign founder

is categorized under the heading “Base Giorgetto Giugiaro, who was involved
performance model Alpha5,” which leaves in the development of the DMC-12,
the door open to potential production of Source: pxhere is also involved in the development of
different Alpha5 models. Alpha5.
Alpha5 features the same door design as the original DMC-12.

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Science & Technology

What’s in your food?: Skittles
By Hazel Buro of the toxin in their pet foods. Titanium dioxide has other products like Swedish Fish, Sour Patch Kids
World News Co-Editor also been banned in Europe by the European Food and Nerds are all colorful, but do not contain the
Safety Authority. toxin. One can theorize that Mars continues to use
The vibrant colors of Skittles may not be so bright the substance due to the fact that titanium dioxide
after all. In order to achieve the look of this classic In 2016, Mars said they would be removing expands the shelf life of Skittles.
candy, Mars uses a chemical additive called titanium all artificial colors from their candies, including
dioxide. While the additive makes the Skittles look Skittles, in the next Studies have
more appealing, this toxic, white powder does more five years. Under shown that even small
harm than good. this announcement, quantities of titanium
they pointed out that dioxide add to the
So what is titanium dioxide? Titanium dioxide is titanium dioxide was risk of pathological
a powder that is often used in paint, cosmetics, paper, among these artificial lesions of the kidneys,
plastics, and in this case, food. The substance is listed colors that were to be spleen, liver, and
as a carcinogen, meaning it should be handled with removed. Presently, in brain. Overall though,
caution and can irritate the eyes, nose, throat and 2022, the artificial colors titanium dioxide won’t
lungs. and titanium dioxide be detrimental to lovers
remain in their products. of Skittles.
Despite how dangerous titanium dioxide So, you should be safe picking up your favorite
sounds, the Food and Drug Administration deems Even though Mars candy the next time you’re at the store.
the chemical additive safe for human consumption. continues to use the chemical additive in Skittles, it is
Numerous pet retailers, though, have banned the use not necessary to achieve the bright coloration. Their

James Webb Telescope App Review:

heads to space Wonder
By Bobby Russo For NASA it was very tough to put a By James Zayatz a massive “Create” button. They
Staff Writer giant heavy mirror into space, so they World News Editor then watch an advertisement for 30
improvised. seconds and are presented with an
Toward the end of last year, NASA They gave the telescope 18 smaller
launched the James mirrors that fit Recently, a image that is always
mind-blowing original.
Webb Telescope into together like a puzzle. new app called The app is
outer space. Since then, The mirrors fold up Wonder emerged
the world has discovered and inside of the on the App Store. innovative and is
The premise of unlike anything I
new findings and more rocket, then end up this app is the have personally used
explorations than ever Source: s folding in to form idea that an before. It is simplistic
A.I., or Artificial
before. one large mirror into Intelligence, and very easy to
If anyone could orbit. creates an image
look out light-years back The James Webb based on whatever understand. Its
the user tells it to. downfall is the fact
and examine planets Telescope will have that because it is free
that they thought they’d enough gas for at Wo n d e r
never see, well, this Source: flickr least 10 years of does not to download, there is
telescope has all the operations. For overcomplicate an overabundance of
characteristics for that. James Webb Telescope was moved the next decade, anything. To Source: s advertisements. To
to the Goddard Space Flight Center the world will be generate an image, eliminate ads, the
On September 9, in Greenbelt, Maryland. the user types Wonder created this imSoaurcge:ewonder app promotes their
whatever subject with the oil painting style and
they found a brown able to rely on the they want to see “the universe” as a prompt. “Pro” service for a
dwarf planet that is nearly 20 times the telescope and to continue its long journey drawn, selects one
size of Jupiter. The dwarf planet is called of expanding its knowledge about the of 20 different art one-time fee of $30.
Is this app worth
VHS 1256b. It orbits two small red dwarf vast lands of outer-space. As of now it is $30 to me? No. But
stars, 72 light-years away from Earth. observing a spot nearly 1 million miles its limitless potential
Now that it is known how much away.
this telescope can find and explore, it’s is well worth the
30-second ad break.
really eye-opening on how it was made. styles and presses I rate Wonder 4/5.

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Sports Spotlight
Athletes
Golf team ends season with 3-11 record
By Aidan McBride U’Glay and Tommy Parker and freshman for the final time. Golf
Sports Editor CJ Koger. Koger qualified for postseason “The reason why I got into coaching
play at pre-districts by shooting 87. Salus “Though his reWciol Srdalmusa, SyEnNoItOR
On Sept. 26, the golf team wrapped nearly qualified for postseason play by a long time ago was to have the chance show his success, he always
up their season with an shooting 91 at to coach my two sons,” coach Salus said. seemed to enjoy his time
8.5 to 0.5 loss to North “We have a good core of our a pre-district “[With] Wil being the second of my two while on the golf course.”
Pocono. They finished the group returning next season due event. children, I will truly miss the opportunity -Head coach Jim Salus
season with three wins and in my life to do that again.”
For Field Hockey
11 losses. to only having two seniors on the coach Salus, Since the team only had two seniors,
According to head the most Wil Salus and Sean Lefburg, there will be Kayla Sykes, SOPHOMORE
coach Jim Salus, the main team.” enjoyable several returning players for next season.
starters were key players for - Coach Jim Salus aspect of “She works hard
“We have a good core of our group consistently to get better,
returning next season, so I want to watch and she has a great
the team. The main starters coaching this the growth of the team as we move into attitude.”-Coach Cavallaro
consisted of senior Wil Salus, juniors Chris season was being able to coach his son Wil our next season,” coach Salus said.

Field hockey defeats Pine Bush 3-1
By Cassandra Joyce During the first half, according to Throughout the season, the team has
Sports Co-Editor head coach Marielle Cavallaro, the team been improving by fine tuning skills to
was not communicating well or making make them better players all around.
The field hockey team beat Pine Bush the passes they wanted “We’ve been
on Oct. 7 3-1 to kick off homecoming to. In the second fixing the little
weekend. They improved their record to half, however, their things to improve.
2-10-1 for the season. communication Working on passing,
improved. communication and
Senior Rebecca McFeely scored the “We connected quickness is making
first goal with an assist by sophomore Ava and talked well. us better,” coach
Kraszewski. Sophomore Ava O’Grady We were talking Cavallaro said.
scored the other two goals, assisted by proactively instead of
Krazewski and sophomore Ciara Newton. Kat Quinn/Del.Aware
Sophomore goalie Jenna Zuelch had 6 reactively,” sophomore Junior Maddie Gifford steals the
saves. Kayla Sykes said. ball from a Pine Bush opponent.

Collegiate Update: Mackenzie Olsommer

By Sophia Ball pretty prepared for it,” Mackenzie said. Contributed photo
Sports Co-Editor Her days off are Mondays, but she and her
Field hockey player Mackenzie
DV graduate, Mackenzie Olsommer is currently teammates still go to their trainer for a recovery day: Olsommer began her first season at Old
playing Division 1 field hockey at Old Dominion ice baths, compression pants and recovery exercises. Dominion University this fall.
University. Mackenzie said that college field hockey is more
exciting than high school field hockey because of the
The Monarchs are currently 9-2 and ranked top fast decision making that’s required.
14 in the nation. She plays left and right midfield
and has consistently seen time on the field. “We play on different turf from what I was used
to in high school, so the ball moves a lot quicker, and
Mackenzie moved to the campus on July 5th you have to know what you’re going to do before you
for summer workouts and team building, however even get the ball,” she said. Advice that Mackenzie
she officially started preseason workouts on Aug. 9. would give out to future college athletes is “just keep
Her weekly schedule is as follows: workouts Tuesday working hard and you’ll never know what will come
through Thursday and a Saturday morning practice. out of it. I have been getting a decent amount of
She also has games scheduled on Fridays and Sundays. playing time. So just stick to it and you’ll get there.”

“The practices are definitely challenging, but
with the experience I had from DV, I felt like I was

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Sports

Warriors defeat Wolfpack at Homecoming Spotlight
By Sophia Ball and that they fought for the whole players on offense were Bird, Weinrich
Sports Co-Editor Junior Ryder Machado and Senior Aidan McBride game,” said head coach Keith and Black and defensively were Machado, Athletes
Olsommer. sophomore Carter Faubel and junior Football
The football team defeated Bird had a total of Kolton Handy. Handy contributed to the
Wilkes-Barre 35-24 on Oct. 8, 161 passing yards, junior defense with a total of 23 tackles.
improving their season record to Aiden Black had a total “Thanks to all the student body
3-4. of 109 receiving yards and who were here to support us,” coach
Senior Paulie Weinrich and Weinrich had a total of 99 Olsommer said. “It means a lot to the
juniors Ryder Machado and rushing yards. The team kids, and it was great to see a packed
Tyler Bird scored a combined had 128 rushing yards house.”
five touchdowns. In the first and 161 passing yards. The Warriors play tonight in a pink
quarter, Machado had a 73- Junior Everett Bell made out game against Valley View at the
yard interception return for a 5 of 5 extra point kicks. stadium at 7 p.m. “PauliePhaausliedWoneeinraich, SENIOR
touchdown. According to tremendous job for us on both
“I am really pleased coach Olsommer, sides of the ball.”
that our guys didn’t quit the standout
Cross country runners demonstrate talentBy Nick Gelardi - Head coach Keith Olsommer

Sophomore Anna Vogel also 55th out of 450 runners with a time Cross Country

News Editor finished in the top five runners of 17:02, his best of the season. Other
of the cluster, finishing with a notable scores for the boys came from
time of 21:16. junior Bobby Russo, finishing 142nd
Delaware Valley Home Meet The boys team defeated with a time of 18:07 and sophomore
At the cross country team’s
first home meet of the season on both Scranton Prep 38-20 Hunter Cochran finishing 177th with a
Sept. 13, the boys and girls teams and Holy Cross 35-20 and time of 18:30.
faced Scranton Prep, Holy Cross lost to Carbondale 15-50. The girls also excelled here, with
and Carbondale. The girls team Sophomore Bella Como Junior Nixon Kameen, finished Ryan O’Connor’s medaling time of Ryan O’Connor, JUNIOR
lost their races against these second in the boys cluster with a 19:20 earning her 19th place out of
teams, 22-33, 18-39 and 15-50 time of 17:29. 370 runners. Senior Maggie Holderith “Ryan’s commitment to
hard work has helped her
finished 82nd with a time of 21:1 and become not only one of
respectively. Paul Short Invitational
Junior Ryan O’Connor The 48th Paul Short Invitational senior Haley Troup finished 160th with the top distance runners in
finished second in this cluster at Lehigh University saw many DV a time of 22:19. the district, but also a top
and as the top runner for the runners excel as they finished in 29th medalist at the Paul Short
girls with a time of 20:00. place out of 48 teams. Kameen came Invitational.”

Tennis team ends season with 8-6 record -Head coach Audrey Dennis
By Roxy Cauchi sets 0-6. Sophomore Ceanna Williams Senior Elena Cirello and sophomore Girls Tennis
competed in No. 3 singles and lost both Kate Tamplin competed in No. 1 doubles,
Arts & Lit Co-Editor matches 6-1. losing their first set with a close score of

The girls tennis team ended its 7-5 and their second set with a score of
season with a loss against Abington 6-1. “We had fun and played well even
Heights on Sept. 30. They finished their though we lost,” Cirello said
season with an 8-6 record. Sophomore Olivia VanTassell and
Sophomore Noelle Holderith senior Olivia Coehlo played in the No.
competed in No. 1 singles and scored, 2 doubles match losing, 6-0 and 6-2
6-3 and 6-1 respectively. respectively. Noelle Holderith, SOPHOMORE

“We created a welcoming “They fought hard and played to “Noelle plays her game and is
environment and built friendships that the very best of their ability,” head coach consistent, and she competes
made coming to practice fun,” Holderith Amy Strickler said. “They’ve improved to the best of her ability every
said. Cassandra Joyce/Del.Aware a lot since their first practice, and they single time.
Sophomore Jessica Willson Sophomore Jessica Wilson gets ready fight hard during their matches.” - Head coach Amy Strickler
competed in No. 2 singles losing both to serve in her No. 2 singles match.

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Volleyball picks up two road victories Spotlight
By Lucas Pauley The victory at Tunkhannock Delaware Valley vs. Holy Redeemer
Editor in Chief added another win to the Warriors 3-1 Athletes
Volleyball
Delaware Valley vs. Tunkhannock winning record. This year the team The girls volleyball team traveled to
looks to continue the success of Holy Redeemer on Oct. 6 winning in four
3-0 its previous season, one that sets by scores of 20-25, 25-16, 25-19 and
On Oct. 4, the girls volleyball team saw them go undefeated 25-14.
defeated Tunkhannock in straight sets: on their path to winning a Senor Olivia Conza had 36 assists
25-12, 25-15 and 25-14. district championship. while Henn and Bates both had 11 kills.
Junior Kat Quinn led the team in “There is more pressure Henn stated the key to the offense has
kills with 11, while seniors Jazmyne Bates now because we are all seniors been focusing on ball placement.
and Emily Henn both added seven. and we have to fill that role of “Playing smarter not harder. Placing
From the service line, Henn had being seniors,” Weinreb said. the ball more and not always going up
four aces with seven service points, Senior Ella Vogel trying to pound it down,” Henn said. Emily Henn, SENIOR
Bates had 10 service points and senior The team’s record currently stands at “She has been a constant
Leah Weinreb had 14 straight service 11-1. rock for us on offense and
points. defense. She works to better
Boys soccer team shuts out Paupack 8-0By Lily Cosentino every aspect of the game,
and it has shown each day.”
News Co-Editor - Head coach Karley May
and two assists, while Fallen got a hat “Senior Lucas Pauley played
trick scoring three goals. Juniors Travis a great game in the goal denying
Kowal and Charlie McClain each had Wallenpaupack any opportunities
On Sept 9, the boys soccer team one goal, along with senior Miles to score,” head coach Aaron Stark Boys Soccer

defeated Wallenpaupack 8-0. The team Nienstadt who also scored one said.
started their season off in the Wyoming goal. Sophomore Mateo Alvarado The team is currently
Valley Conference going 2-1. They had one assist and sophomore 4-2-2 and hoping to keep
entered the Lackawanna League losing Declan Mead had three. improving their record from
their first game to Abington 2-0 but On the defensive side of the last year’s season.
made a turnaround in their season against game, junior Karter Peereboom Their next game is
Wallenpaupack. and junior Anthony Sisco, scheduled on Oct. 18 at North
“We are motivated to win because of center midfielders, Pocono.
our rough season last year,” Senior Chad controlled the center Tyler Cottone, SENIOR
Fallen said. of the field helping the
Senior Chad Fallen “Tyler is a leader on and off
the field. His presence on the
Senior Tyler Cottone had two goals team win the game. field resonates to the other
players on the team.
Girls soccer dominates Honesdale 4-0
By Francesca Antonecchia DV dominated the game Henry was a standout player having - Head coach Aaron Stark
Entertainment Co-Editor with eight 8 shots on goal the “ability to take on anyone at any time Girls Soccer
while Honesdale had just and anytime she does have the ball is an
The girls soccer team improved their four 4 shots on goal. opportunity to score,” Head coach Kevin
record to 6-1 after facing Honesdale at G o a l k e e p e r Quinn said.
home on Sept. 30. sophomore Dakota Coach Quinn was pleased with
Senior Sage Henry had an unassisted Jordan saved all four the Honesdale win. The team’s strength
goal, sophomore Alivia Wieder was shots on goal to throughout the season is the “distribution
assisted by junior Regan Curabba for the keep a clean sheet. and ability to play total soccer and having
second goal, and junior Gia Ciardullo’s DV kept high pressure nobody locked into one position,” coach
goal was assisted by Henry. They scored on Honesdale’s defense Quinn said.
three goals in the first half while keeping resulting in six 6 corner The Warriors play at 6 p.m. Monday, Sage Henry, SENIOR
Honesdale scoreless,Junior Zoe kicks. Honesdale did not
LeMay scored the last goal of the have any corner kicks. Oct. 17 against Valley View. “Her [Sage’s] 11 goals do not
compare to her leadership on
Both teams received and off of the field.”
game at 53 minutes assisted by Senior Sage Henry two direct kicks. - Head coach Kevin Quinn

Wieder.