Monthly Archives: May 2016

The Senior Project has long been an Academy institution, giving seniors an opportunity of independent study (their choice) as their days high school days come to a close. This year, though, will bring many new changes to the requirements and format of the project.

On Thursday evening of April 29, upper school students and teahcers received an email with an attached special schedule, a vague hint about a guest speaker, and most importantly, the promise of a dress-down day. As students arrived on Friday, they were content in comfortable clothes but confused about what was to come.

On Tuesday, May 3, groups of students throughout the Upper School were silenced in solidarity for their classmates, friends, and others in the LGBTQ+ community who have been victims of bullying.

The boys lacrosse team had three games in the past week: away at Westerville Central, and home for both Anthony Wayne and St. Francis DeSales. The Vikings won one of three, pulling out a victory over Anthony Wayne. Academy is 6-5 on the season, but will need to close out the season well in to…

Academy’s  girls track team ran its way to another strong showing at the Hamilton Township Invitational on April 29. The girls finished fourth out of 11 teams, with 73 points. Several girls posted impressive results against some tough competition.

More than just saturated fat may be in your Big Mac: would you believe these are some of the same chemicals found in food packaging, floorings, window blinds, and soaps?

Located on High Street’s Impero Coffee Roasters, Lyric Donuts includes unusual varieties of sweets that speak for themselves, as Lime in the Coconut, for example. Its S’morrissey, a Nutella-filled cinnamon donut is topped off with a roasted marshmallow.

Sophomore Nick Robie checks his pace in the 1600 meter race.

  The CA girls lacrosse team has been undefeated against CSG for the past five years, including a shut out last season. This dominance has not hindered the teams’ competitiveness, however. Excitement and anticipation heightened as Vikes looked to face their long-standing rival on Thursday, April 28.

The FCC has allowed the merger of Charter and Time Warner Cable under the condition that the merged company does not use data caps. Image courtesy of Greg Elin