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Ohio State’s Season Opener

The highly anticipated new coaching style of Urban Meyer did not disappoint Ohio State fans around the nation as the Buckeyes annihilated Miami (OH) 56-10 in last Saturday’s season opener. Not only did the Buckeyes fill up the scoreboard, but they also managed to dazzle the crowd with highlighted, worthy plays. Devin Smith, an Ohio

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Academy’s First Tailgate Event a Success

The outstanding turnout for the First Friday football game on August 31st was a massive indicator of student morale and showed the unique boldness that allows each grade to bond over their sports’ teams. Last Friday was particularly influential as it had a tailgate, live music, and enthusiastic student section. 205 tickets were sold in

Sports

After Tailgate: Football’s First Home Game

The Academy football team shouldered a tough loss against opponent Hartley, last Friday, August 31th, falling 42-7 in its home opener at Marsh Field. Struggling in the first two quarters, the Vikings remained scoreless while the Hawks pushed ahead with four touchdowns. After halftime, however, the team rallied to deliver a strong performance for the

Opinion & Editorial

Dear Mr. Romney

Dear Mr. Romney, As an 18 year-old student who will be starting college next year, I am extremely concerned about your approach to affordable education and your plans to assist college students across the country. I feel as if you are out of touch with the struggles college students face every day. This past April,

Sports

Lady Vikes Volleyball

Led by Coach Amanda Roehrenbeck, the Lady Viking volleyball squad started off the season with an ace, winning its home opener Tuesday, August 27, against Village Academy. After last season’s injuries and disappointing turn-outs, the team is eager for a new beginning. In addition to working hard during preseason, many players got on the court

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Academy’s Diversity Director: Dr. Beckett Broh

Situated in a little office at the back of the college counseling office, the new Director of Diversity, Dr. Beckett Broh, brims with excitement and big ideas for promoting integration and collaboration among Academy’s various sub-groups. Having spent the majority of her career teaching sociology and diversity issues at Wittenberg University, Broh’s passion for teaching

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A Wasteful School, a Hungry World

Have you ever thrown away a half eaten hot dog? Or poured the juice that you took two sips of down the drain? Many people in the U.S. and  even the Academy community throw away food without a second thought. Common knowledge says wasting food is irresponsible through parental remarks such as, “What do you

Opinion & Editorial

Akin’s Movement

The first thing Todd Akin said to Charles Jaco in his now-infamous interview on August 19th was, “You always  keep things moving and keep it interesting.” Well, Mr. Akin, it seems you were correct. This interview has started a large, seething movement. Interesting for the GOP, who, just this Monday denounced its support for Akin