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Academy Students Show Out in 2022 Art Competitions

Pictured from left to right: “Nature’s Cathedral” by Alexandra B, “Lavender Falls” by Nishtha P, and “Lamps” by Jaswanth V. (Ashley T/Staff) The Morris Hall art gallery is presently lined with an abundance of award-winning works by Academy students who have earned recognition in the 2022 Scholastic Art Awards and the 2022 Ohio Governor’s Youth

News

Serving by Becoming a SHAPER

(Courtesy/Ms. Bening) Congratulations to the newest SHAPERS who will lead our school service events. While you may have been mapping out plans before the break, Service Board (SB) strengthened its ranks with new Shapers, who are SB leaders who exemplify initiative and commitment to service, sit on the board’s steering committee, consult with SB’s elected

News

Common Hour: Good for All

Mrs. Heywood leads a nature walk during the Common Hour. (Gurby V./Staff) On April 6, the Student Council with the help of Mr. Dow initiated the first special schedule with a common hour for students to catch up on schoolwork, meet with teachers, or just have a break from the busy day. For years, students

Sports

Girls Track Dominates in First Meet

(Andrew B./Media) On Wednesday, April 6, the girls track team had its first meet against London, KIPP Academy, and Rosecrans. Academy placed second in the 4 x 800 relay and first through fifth in the 100-meter hurdles. Nina K. finished second in the 100-meter dash followed by another second place finish from Melanie Q. in

Sports

Baseball’s Two Wins and One Loss

Theo F./Vaanika J./Media) The baseball team played against Whitehall on Monday, April 4. Tanner C. went 2-2, with pitchers Dylan R. and Harmon G. landing for a no-hitter over five innings for with 14-0 win. On Thursday, April 7, Academy lost to Bexley: 3-6 in a home game. But the very next day, the Vikings

Sports

Boys Tennis Takes Revenge

(Andrew B/Media editor) The tennis Vikes have been itching for a rematch after losing to Olentangy and Bexley during last spring. 2021 On Monday, April 4, the Vikes came out blazing against Olentangy, with Lucas X. and Jacob K. both winning second and third singles, respectively. On the doubles side, pairs Rowen L. and Saagar A., alongside Jaswanth

Sports

BOYS LAX UPDATE

(Andrew B./Media editor) After a 21-0 domination over Licking Valley at home on Thursday, March 31, the boys lacrosse team added 2 more victories to its opening season, earning a 5-0 record. On Thursday, April 7, the Vikes traveled to Olentangy and defeated Berlin. Parker K. secured 17 saves, allowing Berlin 1 goal in, while

Sports

Boys Track Starts Strong

(Andrew B /Media) After a canceled meet against Bishop Hartley on Friday, April 1, the boys track team officially started its season with a quad-meet against KIPP Academy, London, and Rosecrans at home on Wednesday, April 6.  In relays events, Academy triumphed, with a first place in the 4×800, a first place in the 4×100,

Sports

Girls Lacrosse: Two Wins, One Loss

(Max W /Media) The girls lacrosse team blasted Buckeye Valley on Tuesday, April 5 in a 24-1 win.  On Thursday, April 7, the team’s 15-12 victory over Bexley was a sweet ending to Academy’s first home game of the season.  But Academy lost to Indian Hills by 22-13 on Saturday, April 9. The Vikings were

Opinion & Editorial

Editorial: A Letter to Gen Z

(Flickr) Dear Gen Z, We’ve had a wake up call.  Until recently, we were the only living generation not exposed to imminent danger.  For the Silent Generation, it was the rise of fascism and the devastating consequences of World War II. For the Baby Boomers, it was the Cold War, Korea, Vietnam and the looming