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Boys Soccer Heads to Regional Semi-Finals

Amid the blowing winds and bright stadium lights, the Academy boys’ soccer team defeated the Grandview Bobcats 2-1 this past Saturday, October 27, in the District championship. After getting off to a rough start, with the Bobcats’ early goal within the first ten minutes, the Vikings rallied for the second part of the half, and…

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Music Review

Artist: Ellie Goulding Album: Halcyon Release Date: October 9, 2012 Best: “Hanging On”;“Joy”; “Only You”; “I Need Your Love”   Ellie Goulding emerged in 2010 with her first album Lights. She captivated the music scene with her high as helium voice. Goulding has just released her second LP, Halcyon, which is filled with staccato piano and club beats,…

Sports

State Runners-Up: Girls Tennis Team

“Together on 3. 1, 2, 3, TOGETHER!” That was how the girls tennis team finished its season this past in Sunday. From pre-season in August all the way to the Division II State Finals, this team was a cohesive, unified group. By leaning on each other, it fought adversity and overcame teams with arguably more…

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Movie Review: The Perks of Being A Wallflower

In 1999, Stephan Chbosky wrote a young-adult novel which critics hailed as our generation’s Catcher in the Rye. The Perks of Being a Wallflower told the hauntingly real story of a high school outsider, dealing with the struggles of high school society. For many students who read this novel, it changes their lives. Chbosky has…

News Opinion & Editorial

Is TXT U L8R the new TTYL?

Over the past year, my grandma has sent me numerous articles criticizing teenagers for how much time they spend texting, tweeting, and IM-ing. If I’m being perfectly honest, I’ve ignored most of those articles and gone on with my daily life. But recently I stopped and took the time to read one of these articles,…

Opinion & Editorial Top Stories

It Just Doesn’t Add Up

This is a world where we toss around big numbers lightly: trillion dollar deficits, multi-billion dollar companies, billion-dollar tax cuts. It’s difficult to fathom exactly how enormous those numbers are. I’ll try to describe those numbers another way. If you made $1 every second, you’d accumulate a million greenbacks in about 12 days. A billion…

News

Human Trafficking in Ohio

The sexual exploitation of children is undoubtedly deplorable. Yet, we must acknowledge that it is not just the low-lifes of society that are committing these atrocities. Respected members of society commit these lurid acts, and Ohio is not exempt from these indecencies. Several schemes involving the wretched world of child trafficking have recently been exposed.…

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Neil Alexander’83 Returns to Academy, Discusses Life with ALS

Very rarely, if ever, is there any type of positive associated with ALS, commonly know as Lou Gehrig’s disease. The untreatable degenerative disease, which afflicts roughly 5,000 people per year, leaves its victims with no hope and a very short time span. When Neil Alexander’81 was diagnosed, his doctor recommended that the best course of…

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Homage Owner and CA Alum Speaks to Academy Students

Sporting jeans and a sweater, Ryan Vesler’01 remarks, “I feel like I’m giving my junior speech again,” drawing laughs from the crowd. Well known for his tee-shirt line, Homage, which has garnered critical acclaim, Vesler spoke to a crowded Trustees Room as a part of the Career Lunch Forum series on October 1st. “I remember…