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Monthly Archives: April 2016

A&E

Seniors Showcase Artwork

Over forty-five seniors featured their work at the Senior Art Show on Monday, April 25. The theatre lobby was lined with creations, including everything from ceramic mugs and photography to paintings and duct-tape dresses. Even the photography studio was set up as a viewing space to watch student created videos.

Sports

Senior Success for Girls Lacrosse

As the final days of the school year roll in, the seniors seem to be holding on to every last moment. The same sentiment went for this week’s girls lacrosse games, creating more memories for the seniors to cherish.

Sports

Boys Lacrosse Falls to DeSales

On Wednesday, April 20, the boys lacrosse team faced perhaps its toughest opponent of the season in St. Francis DeSales (6-1). After matching the Stallions goal for goal in the first half, the Vikes lost steam early in the third quarter, allowing DeSales to pull away and eventually win, 13-8.

Sports

Boys Tennis: Week of April 18th

The past week was a strong one for the boys tennis team. The Vikes swept the courts, defeating Granville, Grandview, and West Jefferson, 5-0 and winning every court in just two sets. Last year Academy played the same teams and had similar outcomes. Hence, these victories were expected. This was very restorative after last week’s…

Sports

Banner Week for Baseball: April 18 – 21

This week was full of triumphs for the Academy’s baseball team, which emerged victorious from each of its four games. On Monday, April 18, after a stalemate in the third inning that left the Vikings in a tie with Bexley, a rapid-fire fourth-inning burst was enough for the boys to come out on top at…

Opinion & Editorial

What Our Treasury Department Is Getting Wrong

Last June, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew announced that the $10 bill would be redesigned, and a woman would replace Alexander Hamilton’s face on the new note. While many were delighted at the thought of the first American currency item to feature a woman, there was significant outrage at the fact that Alexander Hamilton would lose…