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Nous ne sommes pas Charlie

Charlie Hebdo, a satirical French magazine, is no stranger to controversy. Known for its offensive cartoons, it features cartoons criticizing numerous subjects, but Islam is often the victim. Recent attacks by Islamic extremists were by no means just, but they have raised questions about freedom of speech and freedom of the press.

A&E

Movie Review: A Different Look at the Civil Rights Movement

“Those that have gone before us say, ‘No more! No more!’ That means protest. That means march. That means disturb the peace. That means jail. That means risk. And that is hard. We will not wait any longer. Give us the vote. We’re not asking. We’re demanding. Give us the vote!” These words are spoken…

News

Voila. Invisible!

The fascination with cloaking objects from the naked eye has existed for hundreds of years. University of Rochester researchers have formulated a way to use lenses for invisibility. The process involves four lenses that are arranged in a certain way that bends light around the object. The only drawback is that the foci of the…

Sports

Boys Basketball Moves to 5-6 Status

After defeating Gahanna Christian on January 12th 66-44, the Academy boys basketball team is now 5-6. The score was close throughout the game until the Vikings stepped it up in the 4th quarter, ending the game with a twenty-point difference.

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CA Blood Drive 2015: 33 Pints

Every year, Columbus Academy hosts three blood drives to collect donations for the Red Cross. Over the past couple of years, the CA blood drives have been very successful, filling up all their spots and exceeding their expected donations. This past week, Academy donated 33 pints of blood, surpassing its 22 pint expectation.

A&E

It’s How You Finish

It’s Monday, January 12. Just past midnight. The scene is Dallas’s AT&T Stadium. And college football has just been forever changed. The Ohio State Buckeyes have won the inaugural College Football Playoff National Championship game, beating the Oregon Ducks by a score of 42-20.

News

World News: January 12-19, 2015

Charlie Hebdo released its first edition since the deadly terror attack at its offices earlier this month. This week it printed 5 million copies of the newspaper, which trumps the mere 60,000 of the previous editions.

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Movie Review: American Sniper

American Sniper is an adaptation of the book, “American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in US Military History.” Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper) joins the Navy Seals at 30 years-old because  he wants to save as many American Soldiers as he could while serving in 4 tours in the Middle East.