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Living in Denial

Scrolling through Twitter last Friday, I couldn’t believe what filled my timeline. Attacks on Greta Thunberg and the international climate strikes littered my home page, and after just minutes of reading tweets from fervent politicians and enraged citizens, I had to put my phone away. It’s a well-established fact by now that climate change is

California State Legislature Challenges NCAA in Senate Bill 206

The California Legislature passed the Fair Pay to Play Act on Monday, September 9. (Wikimedia Commons)  This past Monday the California State Senate unanimously voted 72-0 on the Fair Pay to Play Act written by state Democrats Nancy Skinner and Steven Bradford, which will allow Californian collegiate athletes to earn compensation for their name, image,

Greed trumps Environment’s Sanctity in the Amazon and Now at Home

The almighty buck reigns as 2.3 million acres and counting are afire. (Pxhere) Over the past few weeks, the Amazon rainforest and the mass fires currently devastating this region have dominated headlines. The Amazon is well on its way to becoming a savannah. Its accelerated destruction is just as you might predict: political manipulation occurring

Death, Taxes, and LeBron James in the NBA Playoffs

The NBA Playoffs are without Lebron James for the first time in 13 Years. Wikimedia Commons. Few things are certain in life, and for the past 13 years, having King James in the NBA playoffs has been a certainty for basketball and sports fans alike.  Whether it was for the wine and gold of his

How Ohioans Can Confront Brunei’s Newest Sanctions

The Nation of Brunei Has Caused World Outcry Over New Rules. (Wikimedia Commons) Located on the northern coast of Borneo in Southeast Asia, the country known as Brunei was of little knowledge to the average American citizen until a few weeks ago.  Known for its luscious rainforests, striking beaches, and immense wealth, the nation–populated with

#AllDay4CA Shatters Expectations in Another Record-Breaking Year

All of us. All in: Mrs. Carter and her middle schoolers cheering at the drop off circle! (Sarah Neltner ’20/Media) On April 4-5, Columbus Academy hosted its third day of #AllDay4CA, the annual event that began in the spring of 2017.  The 25-hour event brings Vikings of all generations together by contributions to the Annual

Sacramento Police Freed from Charges in the Killing of Stephon Clark

Officers involved in Stephon Clark shooting will not be charged.( Flickr) Almost a year has passed since the death of Stephon Clark and just this past week on Tuesday, March 5, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced that the two police officers involved in the killing will not be charged with any crimes.  On the

Service Board Celebrates Faculty and Staff

Upper School Dean, Mr. Losambe, showing thanks by waving to other faculty, volunteers, and the camera! (Sari Schocket’22/Media) This past Wednesday, February 6, the Service Board hosted its annual event dedicated to the work of our faculty and staff, former and present, here at Columbus Academy. Jenny L’Hommedieu’19 and Abigail Freytag’20 coordinated the day with