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DESI Celebrates Diwali at Assembly

(Courtesy/Priya R.) Leaders of the DESI club share the origin of Diwali (Courtesy/Columbusacademy Instagram) Academy’s DESI club revitalized its annual Diwali assembly on Monday, November 4, at assembly. Led by presidents Ridah A., Arnav N., Priya R., and Sunil S., the club shared facts about the holiday’s origin, as well as performing a dance for

Opinion & Editorial

Charlie and Patrick’s Sports Round-Up

(Wikimedia Commons) With so much emphasis on politics and leadership in the US this past week, here’s a look at where different sports stand in their respective seasons. It was a crazy week in college football, with two top-four teams losing, as well as the first look at the CFP Rankings. Georgia, who has not

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“Another Era is Upon Us”: Tyler, The Creator’s Chromokopia

Tyler, The Creator’s “Chromokopia Green” (Pixabay) Almost every other year, Tyler Okonma–better known as Tyler, The Creator, or just Tyler to fans– reinvents himself entirely: a new name, new style, a new album, and a wholly new sound. Tyler released his newest album, Chromokopia, on October 28, and it has been the biggest release of

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Concert Review: Billie Eilish “Hit Me Hard And Soft” World Tour

Lila P./Staff On Friday, November 8, Billie Eilish performed at the Heritage Bank Center in Cincinnati as part of her “Hit Me Hard And Soft” World Tour, an event fans have anticipated since the release of her third studio album “Hit Me Hard And Soft” last May, which was her first full-length record since Happier

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The Highly Anticipated Outer Banks Release

Pixabay Outer Banks, a Netflix Original series, released the first part of the highly anticipated fourth season on October 10, 2024. This release includes five hour-long episodes and continues the storyline from the first three seasons. It follows a group of teenagers, known as the “Pogues,” who live on the working-class side of the Outer

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Band Jazzes at First Concert

(Melanie Q./Staff) Jazzy tunes and cheerful music filled Schoedinger Theater on Friday, November 1, as the Jazz Band hosted its first concert of the year. This ensemble congregates three times school a week at 7:15 a.m., as its dedication to music unsurpassed. Members range from first to fourth year participants, and several people performed on

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Football Advances in Playoffs

Charlie R. (Courtesy/Alex L.) The CA football team remains on course amid the postseason after winning game-one against Piketon on Friday, November 1, beating the Redstreaks 24-7 under an electric atmosphere. The game started off slowly, with neither team finding any offensive pressure, trading possessions for the entire first and half of the second quarter.

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Divisions Celebrate Halloween

Caroline M./Staff As the leaves transformed and the air turns crisp, the feeling of fall is in the air. This season houses a variety of activities our community can enjoy.  Corn Maze at Lynd’s Fruit Farm at 9851 Morse Rd.  – For $11, Lynd’s offers an 8-acre treasure hunt or a 1-acre maze for the

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Sports Catch Up

Flickr It is finally that time of year, dubbed by many as the greatest season for sports, in which the NFL and College Football are going strong, the NBA and NHL seasons are beginning, and most importantly: October baseball. With so many narratives and storylines going on, here are some of the most prominent ones

Opinion & Editorial

School And Creativity: Compatible or Mutually Exclusive?

(Courtesy/Wikimedia Commons) Math, science, language arts, and social studies: four subjects at the core of the American education system. From my earliest years of schooling, it’s always been these four disciplines. Until Mr. Leet’s Honors Psychology class, I didn’t stop and think about whether American education benefits or disadvantages children as they become adults. While