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No Windfall for Baseball

(Sean J./Staff) Varsity baseball lost four games from Monday, May 6, to Sunday, May 12, bringing the season’ record to 10-16. The Vikings hosted Sheridan on Tuesday, May 7, losing 2-4. Academy scored first in the bottom of the 4th, but the Generals scored twice in the top of the 5th and never relinquished the

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Boys Tennis Secures Spots in Districts

Rowen L. (Melanie Q./Staff) Coming in hot on Wednesday, May 8, and Saturday, May 11, the tennis Vikings hosted sectionals for the Division II Central District OHSAA boys tennis tournament. On the first day, first-seeded Nason L. defeated each of his opponents 6-0, 6-0 in singles. He collected easy victories against Beechcroft, Bishop-Hartley, and Marion-Pleasant.

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Boys Lacrosse Finishes Regular Season Strong

Boys lacrosse concluded their regular season by winning three straight at home, putting them at 10-7 on the year and 5-4 in the conference. They began the week with an easy matchup against Delaware Hayes. Despite a sloppy start, the Vikes took care of business, beating the Pacers 8-5. Next up was Pickerington North. The

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Hectic Spring Model UN Session Ends with a Bang

(Courtesy/Angela H.) CA hosted its Spring Model UN conference on Saturday and Sunday, April 27 and 28. The theme for this year was the American Revolution. Over 20 CA students participated, dressing up in formal wear to debate. The purpose of the conference was for the two blocs, Patriots and Loyalists, to debate the future

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Making History at National History Day

(Abbey Z./Staff) Attracting history lovers from around Ohio, the National History Day (NHD) State contest commenced at Capital University on Saturday, April 20. This year’s theme was “Turning Points in History,” focusing on individuals, ideas, and events that led to historical change. After researching a topic under the theme, participants develop an argument and create

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Anatomy Students Experience a Day at Medical School(Courtesy/Dr. Lester)

Justin A. practicing suture techniques (Courtesy/Dr. Lester) After a 30-minute bus ride from Academy on Wednesday, April 17., we arrived at Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine (HCOM) in Dublin.  Greeted by the directors, we received a surprise breakfast selection of muffins, sandwiches, and juices to get ready for a quick talk with Dr.

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Academy Celebrates Holi

Aanav K. and Tanner S. play with Tray S. (Milana B./Staff) On Sunday, April 28, the Desi Club and the Columbus Academy Parents of South Asia (CAPSA) invited their families and friends to the school’s annual Holi celebration. Taking place from 2 – 4:00 p.m., almost 100 Academy community members spent their Sunday socializing and

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Sister Act: Upper Schoolers Dazzle in Spring Musical

Curtis and his henchmen (Angela H./ Staff) A full audience filled Schoedinger Theater on April 25-27 as the Upper School Theater Department staged the 2 and 1/2 hour musica,l Sister Act, a tale of a wayward singer placed in a convent under witness protection. Each night was packed with friends and family, with each one

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Meet the new Service Board Presidents and Student Body Co-Presidents

After an acknowledgment from Mr. Thompson, students were asked to raise their hands if they were affected by different student council initiatives. After reminiscing about a year of success, Mikey and Angela finally ended their terms as co-presidents. With the passing of the gavel, the student body officially has new leaders with Katie J. and

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Girls LAX Defeats Reigning State Champions

(Courtesy/Alison C.) On a chilly Tuesday afternoon, the Vikes traveled to rivals, Bishop Watterson, a team who has knocked Academy  out of the tournament multiple times in past years and winner of won the 2023 state championship. The game kicked off at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 23.  The game went back and forth and