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Band Performs at Capital

(Columbus Academy Flickr) Academy’s Upper School concert band traveled to Capital University for the second time this year on Tuesday, February 25, to perform on the big stage and performed its program for its upcoming OMEA contest on March 7, capitalizing on the opportunity to familiarize itself with a larger stage and gain valuable experience

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Chicago Art Trip Review

Courtesy Crystal Tursich and Patrick W./Staff Over President’s Day weekend, I joined 40 of my fellow art students on a trip to visit Chicago’s plentiful art exhibitions. It was an extremely fun time, and I saw a lot of famous art and architecture pieces.  We departed for Chicago on Friday, February 14. It was a

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Excitement Builds for Big Fish

(Flickr) With the cast list for Big Fish now released, excitement for the show continues to grow. The production, known for its heartwarming story, promises to be an enjoyable experience for both the audience and its performers. For many in the cast, the best part of the musical isn’t just the performances. It is the

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Morris Hall Gallery Features “The Roots of Change”

(Courtesy/Ela K.) On Wednesday, February 13,  the new “The Roots of Change” themed art gallery opened for all students and faculty of Academy on the second floor of Morris Hall. The exhibit, open until March 14, features the work of Kirstin West, who owns Bear Roots Florals, a company specializing in wedding floral arrangements. Lower

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Film Review: If Anything Happens I Love You

Pixabay This week, I watched the Oscar-winning short animated film If Anything Happens, I Love You, directed by Michael Govier and Will McCormack. Only twelve minutes long, it is an inspiring piece that explores the love, loss, and grief of two parents mourning the death of their young daughter, who was killed in a school shooting. 

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Movie Review: “Wicked”

(Wikimedia Commons) As someone who has experienced the magic of Wicked on Broadway, I wondered if the movie could  capture the world of Oz, and to my surprise, it does the musical justice.   Structured around the cast of Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba and Ariana Grande as Glinda, who bring the first act to life, the

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2024 Golden Globes: Good Omen for Award Season

Wikimedia Commons For the first time in years, the Golden Globes delivered a show that was both worth watching and entertaining. The 82nd ceremony, held on January 5, wasn’t just a celebration of the best in film and television, it was a reminder of why audiences love awards shows in the first place. With its

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Carry-On: Netflix’s 2024 Action Thriller

Pixabay Carry-On, released to Netflix on December 13, 2024, is an action thriller movie directed by Jaume Collet-Serra that I watched during Winter Break. The story is about Ethan Kopek, a young TSA agent at Los Angeles International Airport, who becomes involved in a perilous situation when a mysterious traveler blackmails him into allowing a

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Annual Art Show Showcases School-wide Talent

Once a year in our Morris Art Gallery, students’ artwork is displayed across the walls and tables in a variety of mediums, as bowls, drawings, and photographs, sculpture and paintings showcase the talented artists ranging from our pre-k to seniors.  The art show is put up once a year, typically in late October or early

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Transported Through Musical Eras at “Fallies”

(Melanie Q./Staff) As I’m sure we all know, Taylor Swift, American singer and songwriter, has taken pop culture by storm–so much so that on November 19, Academy’s combined Theatre and Orchestra performance, “Fallies,” was “Eras” themed, inspired by Swift’s “Eras Tour.” Just as the Eras Tour represents epochs of Swift’s career, the Fallies concert grouped