Monthly Archives: October 2015

On Thursday, October 3rd, and one of the coldest days the new school year, students huddled at the tennis courts to watch the varsity girls take on teams from across Central Ohio for the regional title. Wins include Georgia Tuckerman’18 at 1st in singles, Makela Hughes’16 at 2nd singles, and Janelle Ghanem’17 at 3rd singles. The…

Picture this: A play within a play. It seems easy, but it’s not as simple as it sounds. This is the case with this fall’s “Play On,”  a hilarious show involving a community theatre group putting on “Murder Most Foul.” Everything that can go wrong, however, does.

The field hockey is bolstering its confidence as the postseason nears. On Tuesday, September 29, the Vikings defeated CSG on the road–and then two days later–beat Olentangy Liberty at home. The team continues to steamroll its competition, outscoring its opponents 15-2 since their lone loss of the year. The Vikes boast an impressive 9-1-1 record…

Girls volleyball continues to press on with five games left in the season. They currently hold a 5-7 record. On Tuesday, October 6, at 6:15pm, our Vikes play Worthington Christian for the second time this season. After losing three straight sets to the Warriors on September 1, our girls are eager for a rematch.

For years, environmentalists have accused diesel engine cars of producing more harmful emissions, such as NOx compounds, which are vital components of urban smog on the road than in the laboratory. Automakers have viscously denied these accusations.

Researchers at UC.Berkley and Columbia University are finding a direct link between bedtimes and BMI (Body Mass Index) in young people. These studies observe that young adults and teenagers could stay in better shape if they hit the hay earlier in the evening.

On Tuesday, September 29, the golf team competed in Sectionals, hoping to make it to Districts–and just as last year–advance to States. Tuesday’s tournament was tougher than the team expected, with harsh rain and winds, which slowed the pace of the match and made it difficult to play. Tuesday’s tournament was led by Sam Vogel’18 with a 78 and captain…

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