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Service Fair Highlights Academy’s Commitment to Community

AS in years past, the service fair attracts a large crowd. (Marcus Grewal’19/Staff) Columbus Academy has always emphasized the value of community service, and this year’s Service Fair was no different. Held on Thursday, April 18, the event took place by the fireside of the school’s Dining Hall. At Academy, each high school student completes

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Construction Update

Top: Progress on the new field house and addition to the Athletic Entrance. Walls are begining to go up, and the foundation is being prepared!  Bottom left: The roof and walls continue to go up on the addition to the Weight Room!  Bottom right: Construction of the theater is set to begin next week, following

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#AllDay4CA Shatters Expectations in Another Record-Breaking Year

All of us. All in: Mrs. Carter and her middle schoolers cheering at the drop off circle! (Sarah Neltner ’20/Media) On April 4-5, Columbus Academy hosted its third day of #AllDay4CA, the annual event that began in the spring of 2017.  The 25-hour event brings Vikings of all generations together by contributions to the Annual

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Construction Update

This week’s construction updates. (Andrew Barren’22/Media) Top left: Progress on addition to new field house and athletic entrance area.  Top right: Preparations for the addition and remodeling of theatre-set to begin following Academy’s production of Rent. (April 18-20) Bottom: Additions to Weight Room and Athletic Entrance areas. 

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Ups and Downs from Apple

The cancelled AirPower that was temporarily on the Apple website. (Apple) Mid-March, Apple released both good and bad news: first, the release of its multiple updated devices- the latter, its highly anticipated AirPower’s cancellation. Between March 18 and 20, an updated iPad Air, iPad Mini, and two iMacs along with the second generation of AirPods

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“A Map of Myself”: Sarah Abou Rashed’s Story

Sara Abou Rashed wears an American flag scarf as she delivers her final words, “I am America.” (Jenny L’Hommedieu’19/Media) On Friday April 5, Sarah Abou Rashed performed her one woman show, “A Map of Myself” for the Upper School. Rashed grew up in Damascus, Syria, and since the age of eight, she has been a

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OJCL 2019

OJCL 2019. (Courtesy/Mrs. Bening) Mirabile dictu! 2019 CA OJCL team shows its JCL love! A great weekend for Latin CA! Congratulations to the CA L5 and L2 teams for an historic win and to all those who attended for making this a year to remember! EUGPAE!

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Doran’s Farm Market

Local and farm fresh. (Wikipedia Commons) Although popular, franchised grocery stores offer an assortment of fresh fruits and vegetables, nothing compares to the produce grown and sold at Doran’s Farm Market located on Babbitt Road in Blacklick. This family-owned business has existed for decades and stays open throughout summer, fall and spring. Summer at Dorans

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Accounts Growing through Ghost Followers

Buying ghost followers has become a common practice among those trying to grow their social media accounts. (Public Domain Pictures) Almost everyone wants more followers on Instagram. In today’s digitalized world, online popularity can have a direct correspondence to real life popularity, and the more followers you have, the more important you can seem. However, some