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Monthly Archives: January 2021

News

Samsung’s S21: Powerful and Affordable

(Flickr)   The new Samsung S21 delivers groundbreaking performance and camera quality at an affordable price, with its stylish vertical 3 camera design, duo-tone gradient, and premium matte finish, giving it a clean, robust feel.    While Samsung’s developers decided to reduce the S21 resolution from Quad HD to HD, it compensates with a 120…

A&E

Lana Del Rey’s New Single: Another Success

Wikimedia Commons) Lana Del Rey’s Chemtrails Over the Country Club is yet another success for the singer’s newest single. Coming out  this March, Del Rey’s Chemtrails Over The Country Club, her album’s title track, matches her consistent career with 6 studio albums, each being just as popular as the last. Her breakout album, Born to Die,…

A&E

Slurping Turtle Review

Caption: DFFC and Shrimp Shio Ramen (Milana Biswas ‘24/Staff) With locations in only Columbus and Ann Arbor, Slurping Turtle is the newest Japanese restaurant that just opened at Easton in December. Best known for their soups, Slurping Turtle has families and friends of all ages sitting inside through the transparent windows. According to the friendly…

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Serving to Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr

(Courtesy/Ms. Bening) While many students took the day off on Martin Luther King (MLK) Day to sleep in or catch up with homework, Service Board (SB) and Latin Club served others by hosting a “Bake for Good” event on both on campus and virtually. For over 15 years, it has been a Service Board tradition…

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Inauguration 2021: Uniting the Country Through Music

(Flickr.com) With the inauguration festivities scaled back this year due to the Coronavirus pandemic and security concerns, the Biden-Harris team released its inauguration playlist for those watching the historic event from the comfort of their home or for some of us, from our classrooms. The 46-song playlist, in honor of Biden being the 46th President…

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Academy Celebrates MLK Day in New Way

Tsega Sleshi’21, Vaughn Amour’21, Olivia Pierre-Louis’21, and Janet Li’22 sharing stories of racial discrimination faced by C.A. students. (Julia DeVore’22/News) Every year, students and faculty gather in the gym for a school-wide assembly to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day. But on Friday, January 15, Dr. King’s birthday, our annual MLK Day celebration took a…

News

Apple’s Airpods Max: Revolutionary Audio

(Flickr)   Apple recently released its new luxury edition of its Airpods Max. With premium aluminum in its outer covering, stainless-steel headband, and memory foam cushions, this device is heavier than most other like products.   Airpods Max has both noise-cancelling  and transparency modes, along with a single button along the top of the right ear…

A&E

Breaking Every Barrier in Pop Music: “Driver’s License”

(Flickr) A new songwriter has emerged and taken over every major streaming platform. On January 8, Olivia Rodrigo released her debut single, “Driver’s License,” not expecting it to reach the Number 1 spot on Apple Music, Spotify, and Amazon music global and U.S. charts. Seventeen year-old Olivia Rodrigo has become a pop star sensation, with…

Sports

Strong Week for CA Girls Basketball

(Andrew Barren’22) The girls kicked off the week with a 59-39 win against Tree of Life on Tuesday, January 12 and lead throughout the game, with the Trojans always trailing by at least 6 points. Senior Kayla McClendon carried the team to victory with a season high of 26 points as Sophie Spolter’22 and Claire…