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Vendies

We’ve all been there. You skipped breakfast or are just plain hungry. So we make the  desperate trip to the  vending machines, the “vendies,” which are lifesavers for just about everyone who has to wait 5 hours until lunch. It doesn’t matter what you’re in the mood for because with all 5 machines, they have

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Gatsby’s Winter Formal a Roaring Success

Academy students were whisked back in time during Saturday night’s Winter Formal, thrown by none other than Jay Gatsby. The hallway between the gyms was transformed into an elegant boardwalk – complete with various casino games and a silhouette of New York City–ideal for taking photos of this memorable night. A string of lights softly

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Facebook Adds More Inclusive Gender Terms

Last Thursday, Facebook added 56 new custom gender terms, in addition to its traditional “male” and “female” options. Although all the terms are now available for use, Facebook has not released an official list on its website. To select one of these new terms, users must type in the term they wish to use and

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Meanwhile in Russia . . .

What does it take to be an Olympic Bobsledder? It takes incredible strength. It takes fierce determination. It takes the ability to punch through doors?

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Polio Spreads in Syria

The United Nations has announced a polio emergency and has established a campaign to begin mass immunization among Syria’s 2.4 million children as well as in Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Turkey, Egypt and Israel, in an effort to minimize the spread of the disease as thousands of Syrian refugees continue to flee to surrounding areas.

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Bad Grades Can Actually Be Good

Everyone has been there. You study extremely hard for a test or quiz and give it 110%, only to get it back a week later and see a grade that is significantly lower than you were expecting. No students likes that blow to their self-esteem, but a recent study by Max Ostinelli, David Luna, and

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Project Linus

Columbus Academy’s 3rd annual hosting of the MLK “Project Linus blanket making event” completed 160 fleece blankets that will be sent to local shelters, including Homeless Families Foundation and to patients at local hospitals, including Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

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Blood Drive

If you have known people in a car accident or with cancer, chances are they needed a blood transfusion.  It is the generosity of blood donors that makes this possible. There is no better way to kick off 2014 than saving up to three lives at our Blood Drive on January 15, 2014. Cold and