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DCHS ENTERS AN EXCITING NEW SCHOOL YEAR DCHS ENTERS AN EXCITING NEW SCHOOL YEAR

Delmarva Christian High School (DCHS) continued its tradition of starting school... 


2010 GRADUATING CLASS KEEPS AN ETERNAL PERSPECTIVE 2010 GRADUATING CLASS KEEPS AN ETERNAL PERSPECTIVE

The recent graduating class of Delmarva Christian High School achieved at least 32.25... 


FROM GEORGETOWN TO GEORGIA FROM GEORGETOWN TO GEORGIA

Two seniors graduating from Delmarva Christian High School have been accepted by... 


POLE VAULT GIRLS TAKE FIRST AND SECOND IN STATES POLE VAULT GIRLS TAKE FIRST AND SECOND IN STATES

Third-year pole vaulters, Kayla Burd and Mallorie Parsons, both juniors at Delmarva... 


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News

First day of school brings excitement and new programs First day of school brings excitement and new programs

Excitement reigned at Delmarva Christian High School on Wednesday as more than 550... 


DCHS Student Makes it To Boys Nation DCHS Student Makes it To Boys Nation

Junior John Hopkins returns to school with a whole new perspective on politics and... 


RUSTY DUKES TO CHAIR “BRIDGING THE GAP” CAMPAIGN RUSTY DUKES TO CHAIR “BRIDGING THE GAP” CAMPAIGN

Rusty L. Dukes is manager of Dukes Lumber Company in Laurel, Delaware. This family-owned... 


National Day of Prayer National Day of Prayer

On Thursday our nation will commemorate the 59th Annual National Day of Prayer. ... 


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Creative Writing

The Tree of Eden By Marshall Oppel The Tree of Eden By Marshall Oppel

Crowds outside the plane stood by the runway, protesting his trip. He was about to make a discovery of a lifetime, and these religious fanatics didn’t want him to go or else “all would be punished by the sword of fire.” John boarded the plane, not bothering to look back at the crowds protesting. As he sat down in the back of the plane, John saw... [Read more of this review]


The Peace in the Fog  By Aubrey Birowski The Peace in the Fog By Aubrey Birowski

It was hazy. I could barely see my hand in front of me, nor could the merchants and the fishermen. The Viking statue was barely visible in the old Ravnkloa fish market. That Viking, Harald Hardrada was his name, stood with victory in his gaze, taking watch over the clock before him and over us down below. That day, however, Harald... [Read more of this review]


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