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Monthly Archives: March 2019

Sports

Heartbreak for Boys Basketball

Dalyn DeCree and the rest of the seniors had an incredible four years. (Inji Kang’19/media editor) The CA boys basketball team topped Africentric in the district semifinals, but the #4 seed Vikings came up just short in the title game, falling to Harvest Prep. Academy traveled to Westerville Central for a clash with #7 seed…

News

OJCL 2019

OJCL 2019. (Courtesy/Mrs. Bening) Mirabile dictu! 2019 CA OJCL team shows its JCL love! A great weekend for Latin CA! Congratulations to the CA L5 and L2 teams for an historic win and to all those who attended for making this a year to remember! EUGPAE!

Opinion & Editorial

Peer Perspectives and Course Planning: My View

(Courtesy/The Blue Diamond Gallery) Over these past two weeks, the high school has engaged in cross-grade meetings aimed towards enlightening and sharing experiences about classes, schoolwork, and grade-specific opportunities. On Tuesday, March 5, the sophomore advisories travelled to the science rooms to listen to the members of the junior class talk about their past school…

News

Doran’s Farm Market

Local and farm fresh. (Wikipedia Commons) Although popular, franchised grocery stores offer an assortment of fresh fruits and vegetables, nothing compares to the produce grown and sold at Doran’s Farm Market located on Babbitt Road in Blacklick. This family-owned business has existed for decades and stays open throughout summer, fall and spring. Summer at Dorans…

A&E

The Bachelor Returns

The new season of The Bachelor has been heavily advertised on TV and in real life. (Craig James/Flickr)  The night we have been waiting for has finally arrived. Many teenagers around the world are on the edge of their seats waiting to see how 2019’s bachelor is going to pan out. Colten and his bachelorettes…

A&E

Meet Flowers & Bread, Your New Eatery

Flowers and Bread. (Amiya Tiwari’22/Staff) On the corner of North High and Acton in Clintonville, a quaint, white building decorated with lights stands out at first glance. Founded in 2017, Flowers & Bread is reasonably new to the Columbus scene, but with its cozy environment and tasty, freshly-baked pastries, the eatery is already making a…

News

Accounts Growing through Ghost Followers

Buying ghost followers has become a common practice among those trying to grow their social media accounts. (Public Domain Pictures) Almost everyone wants more followers on Instagram. In today’s digitalized world, online popularity can have a direct correspondence to real life popularity, and the more followers you have, the more important you can seem. However, some…

Sports

Wrestlers Fall in Districts

Senior Erich Menq. (Inji Kang’19/Media editor) The Columbus Academy wrestling team’s season ended on March 2, as none of the competing grapplers advanced to the state tournament. Keir Gorosope’21 was competing in the district tournament as an alternate for the 126 weight class, as he advanced due to his fifth-place finish at sectionals. Sadly, Gorosope…

A&E

Hot Chicken Takeover

Nashville Hot Chicken Drumsticks. (Wikimedia Commons) Hot Chicken Takeover, founded byJoe Deloss, developed his own hot chicken recipe that inspired him after his Nashville experience.  Within a few months of that trip, Delooss opened his first location out of a pop-up window in Olde Towne East and served customers every weekend until his supply ran out.…