Monthly Archives: December 2014

NASA will launch an unmanned spacecraft named Orion today, December 5th. This 4.5 hour mission will test  Orion’s ability to endure extreme temperatures, high speeds, and large amounts of radiation. Orion was originally scheduled to begin its mission yesterday, but technical glitches postponed the flight.

Many people aspire to commit to a college of their dreams for a sport they love, but can you imagine committing and knowing where you were going to school as a freshman?

As the business of the final two weeks approaches the Columbus Academy community, it is important for students to stay motivated until the end of exam week. With a generous 18-day winter break, students should understand that after all the hard work put in during these next weeks, there will be plenty of time to…

Janay needs to stop defending her marriage and start making a difference.

“Are you ready to Spanish?” “I have to math tonight.” “I don’t want to English right now.” Whether you have heard these words or have actually said them aloud, it cannot be denied that a new language trend is sweeping through the school. Instead of using verbs to express what they have to do, students…

Compared to our previous numbers in wrestling, this year’s squad is considerable, especially with a large group of seniors, including Sam Wittman, Luke Albers, Tim Leathery, Taylor Smallridge, Daniel Jones, and Josh Levy.