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Lock-In

Last spring, in her class president candidacy speech, Christina Lee promised her class a “senior lock-in.” Despite the unlikelihood that a school sleepover of 92 eighteen year-olds could be achieved, Lee prevailed. With the help of the upper school faculty and a meticulously planned and extraordinary night,  all involved transformed a Friday night into a memorable gift

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Never Lose Your Keys (or Anything Else) Again

Tile, an innovative invention, is a sure candidate for stocking stuffers or a little gift-topper this holiday season. With Tile, a new key ring gadget, as long as you have your smartphone handy, you can find all of those lost but not-forgotten items. Tile is a small, white, square Bluetooth tracker that you can attach

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Academy’s Debate Team Places 2nd Among 24 Teams

Michael Retchin’16 and Parker Graham’17 attended their second debate tournament of the month on December 12th in Upper Arlington. On fire from their first place finish last week, the pair was ready to compete among 24 other teams, making it their largest tournament yet.

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Tips for Exam Week

The dreadful midterm exams are almost upon us, but winter break is also near. Here are some tips to help you get through the week: Get enough sleep: Do not stay up too late studying because sleep helps the brain function.

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Academy Students and Faculty Attend SDLC

Georgia Tuckerman’18 Interviews Maggie McCann’17 What is SDLC? SDLC (Student Diversity Leadership Conference) is an event held every year for independent school students, who want to make their communities safer for minorities.

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NaNoWriMo Creates 300,000+ New Novelists

National Novel Writing Month has drawn to a close, and you can practically hear the sighs of relief resound across America as students, teachers, and everyone in between save drafts of, oh, I don’t know, about 50,000 words, for the final time. The determined few who make it through this affectionately named “NaNoWriMo” have now

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Living as ISIS Detests

Just 19 days after the devastating Paris attacks, many Parisians are returning to their daily schedules. People have gradually begun to fall back into their routines and resume their daily lives. Of course, there is still an instinctive cautiousness within Parisians and members of the world community alike, but this is certainly a step in