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Girls 800m Sprint Medley Tops School Record

(Melanoe Q./Staff) The boys and girls track teams dominated this week as they traveled to Worthington Christian on Tuesday and Whitehall on Friday. On Friday, the girls sprint medley with Caitlynn H., Irena A., Sydney F., and Mila B., broke Academy’s record of 2:00.02 set in 2018 with a time of 1:59.93.  Starting on Tuesday,

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Baseball Crushes Rival Bexley, Loses to the Aces

(Sean J./Staff) The varsity baseball team went 3-1 from April 15 to April 21, beating Bexley twice, Bishop Ready once, and losing to Amanda-Clearcreek. The Vikings traveled to the Lions on Monday, April 15, pummeling them 18-3 in only 6 innings. Sunil S. and Joey G. batted in 4 and 3 runners, respectively. Pitcher Harmon

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Girls Lacrosse Displays Mixed Results

Shaia Y. takes the draw. (Courtesy/Alison C.) On Monday, April 15, the Vikings welcomed Granville for the first showdown of the week. The Lady Aces struggled to keep up with the Maroon and Grey and ultimately fell 19-4.  Maintaining the home field advantage, Dublin Coffman traveled to Hondros to battle the Vikes on Thursday, April

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Boys Tennis Suffers First Loss

Jacob K. (Melanie Q./Staff) With five matches last week and a doubleheader on Saturday, April 20, the Vikes main first in the Central Buckeye League with a 6-2 record and 75% win rate. To begin, Academy hosted Wellington on Monday, April 15. Jacob K. in second singles, along with Ian C. and Nason L. in

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Dune 2: A New Cult Classic or Mindless Copy?

(Wikimedia) After years of endless recycled reboots and soulless sequels hitting the silver screen, one adaptation may hold the potential to outlive its source. Dune 2, starring Timothee Chalamet and Zendaya, hit the box office on March 1, earning $327 million worldwide. Many fans waited for its release by camping out at movie theaters. The

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Once Upon a Prom: “A Behind-the-Scenes” on our Fairytale Night

(Courtesy/Mr. Thompson) Driving up the winding roads of Grove City on Saturday, April 13, you wonder: where am I? You turn the corner and see an elegant white building with colorful lights peeking out the grand windows. As a nighttime breeze sets in and excited energy swirls through the air,  girls wearing long, beautiful dresses,

News

Turning the Page to Summer Reading

Books on display. (Lance H./Staff) As Columbus Academy approaches the end of another school year, returning students are choosing books titles for Summer Reading. Fifty-four titles have been nominated by teachers and faculty. Although required by the school, summer reading is student-driven and beneficial for stopping the summer slide. This year’s faculty-nominated summer reading list

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2024’s Solar Eclipse: the Totality of a Lifetime

(Courtesy/Ella L. from Johnson’s Island) As someone who is fascinated with the sun, moon, and stars, I am fortunate enough to attend a school that encourages this love, and no event emblemized this more than the Total Solar Eclipse on Monday, April 8. Academy hosted two Eclipse-gazing Parties, one led by Arnav N. on campus

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Breakfast and Goodbyes with K-Buddies

(Courtesy/Kenneth Hiyttenhove) On Wednesday, April 10, while the juniors and sophomores were taking the SAT and practice ACT, respectively, the seniors gathered in the Dining Hall for college preparation activities and breakfast with their kindergarten buddies. After finding their buddies and sitting down, the partners got in line to fill their plates with breakfast goodies.