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The Best CA tradition there is

(Courtesy/Lynn Magovern) As seniors this year, my classmates and I have had the opportunity to take part in one of the best Columbus Academy traditions there is. The Senior and Kindergarten Buddy program has been something I have looked forward to since I arrived in preschool. There is a special feeling of community when the

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Boys Basketball Extends its Winning Streak to 10

Mitch Z. (Courtesy Noah B.)  On Wednesday, February 4, the boys basketball team traveled to Bishop Ready for its first matchup of the week. The Vikings were looking to redeem themselves after losing to the Knights 47-62 earlier in the season. Academy rose to the occasion, outscoring Bishop Ready in every quarter to capture a

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Students Celebrate Faculty and Staff Appreciation Day

(Courtesy/@caserviceboard Instagram) On Friday, February 6, our Service Board took time out of its regular school day to thank the adults who help keep the school running during its annual Faculty and Staff Appreciation Day, designed to give students “a chance to do something nice for the faculty, “says Ms. Bening. Leadership for the event

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Academy Make History at 43rd Annual Mock Trials

(Courtesy/Dr. Bundy) After months of preparation, my fellow Mock Trial teammates and I competed in the 43rd Annual Ohio High School Mock Trial competition at the Delaware County Courthouse on Friday, January 30. Sixteen students participated, with 8 arguing as the prosecution and 8 arguing the defense. In the months leading up to the competition,

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Girls Basketball Racks Up Two More Wins

(Courtesy/@noahbergphoto Instagram) Girls basketball defended its home court against Bishop Ready on Tuesday, February 3, entering the matchup with a 9-game home winning streak and leaving with ten. Katie N. said, “We settled in early and never looked back,” rolling to a commanding 54–26 victory over the Silver Knights. Kendall O. led the charge, shooting

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Matt Baker combines Math and Magic

Gasps and applause filled the theater as award-winning magician and Georgia Tech professor, Matt Baker, kept the audience in awe with his show-stopping tricks when he visited the campus on January 22, and delivered four performances to students and faculty throughout our three different grade levels. Baker kicked off his display of talents to a

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Justin Rose Dominates in San Diego

(Via Taufil Dwilesmana on flickr.com) The PGA Tour returned to the North and South Torrey Pines Golf Courses from Thursday, January 29, through Sunday, February 1, for the Farmers Insurance Open in San Diego, marking the third PGA event of the year, and the 13th of the 2025- 2026 season.  Forty-five year old Justin Rose

Opinion & Editorial

Doomsday Clock Shifts to 85 Seconds Till Midnight

(Wikimedia Commons) In 1947, amidst the Cold War, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists created the Doomsday Clock to representhow close humanity was to self-destruction. While the clock initially only took into account the threats of nuclear warfare, in 2007, the clock’s overseers factored in other global catastrophes like climate change, political instability, pandemics, and

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Mary Poppins Jr. Showcases Big Energy

(Courtesy/@columbusacademy Instagram) Academy’s Middle School cast in Whitney Eads’s directed Mary Poppins Jr. had an impressive run on January 30 and 31 at 7:30 p.m. in Schoedinger Theatre, even earning a sold-out Saturday night. From start to finish, the cast and crew showcased energy and teamwork. Mary Poppins (Margot M.) led the cast with a

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Girls Basketball Pushes Streak to 17

Kendall O. (Courtesy/@academyvikings Instagram) The Vikes showed no signs of slowing down on Thursday night, January 29,  after a snowy weekend, as they entered their matchup against Grandview Heights, riding a 16-game winning streak. Academy secured a strong 64–47 victory over the Bobcats, continuing their dominant run this season. The Vikes controlled the pace for