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Take It Down
On Sept. 8, Upper Arlington resident James Strahler became the first man in the nation to be convicted of violating a new Artificial Intelligence pornography act: the Take It Down Act. The Take It Down Act was signed into law on May 19, 2025. It criminalizes non-consensual…
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Fostering a Conversation
The Foster family created Fostering a Conversation in honor of Louesa Foster, a committed Upper Arlington community member and the first executive director of the Education Foundation. Alicia McGinty and Melissa Hasebrook took the initiative to work with students at Upper…
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A Summer of Cinema
Summer 2026 saw one of th greatest summers for film in cinematic history, as according to bojofficemojo.com, its $4.58 billion gross (as of Sept. 2) comes second to 2013. “Backrooms” 4/10 “Backrooms” is at its best when it creates the tension typical of a horror film, but as it…
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Fun In Fall
Apple picking– Cherry Hawk Farm Apple Orchard is located in Marysville. Prices range from $15 for the smaller bags all the way up to $80 for half a bushel. They have a seasonal sunflower field and sometimes have apple cider. Lynd Fruit Farm is located in Licking County. Small…
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Where Hope Grows
The Hope Garden is not about losses. It’s about lives. Sam Short hated being associated with cancer, which he fought for five and a half years. But he loved living, which he did for almost 18 years. At first glance, the Hope Garden seems like a place of solemnity, but that’s not…
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Don’t Just Join – Create
As of 2026, there are 94 clubs at the high school, and 53 of them are student-led. This year, the Club Activity Fair is on Sept. 18. Spencer Smith, student life director and athletic director, explains what student-led clubs are and their restrictions. “Students have an…
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Picking Up the Pieces
The morning of Aug. 11 started like any other rainy and gloomy summer day in Upper Arlington. As the morning progressed, though, around 10 a.m., the community was shaken by an unexpected visit from Mother Nature. An incredibly severe thunderstorm producing an EF0 tornado with 90…
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Smile! You’re on Camera
Do people act differently when they’re being watched? If they do, then why? What do they change about their behavior? Many Upper Arlington High School students have begun wondering what the answers to these questions are with the rise of surveillance technology and an alleged…
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Forward for Hope 5k
According to the National Library of Medicine, suicide is the second leading cause of death in U.S. adolescents. The rising issue of youth suicide has become very prevalent in our country, as well as in the Upper Arlington community. On Aug. 15, the Carter Edell Foundation held…
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Avenue Additions
Imagine walking down Lane Avenue a year from now: the scent of fresh pizza from Piccolo Bucolic, a line out the door for Cava at lunch and crowds of students dropping by after school. For more than 75 years, the shopping center has been a familiar destination for Upper Arlington…
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Who is This Guy?
Since Tom Lombardi accepted his position as principal, a new addition has been added to our administration. Students might recognize him during lunch on the Golden Bear Boulevard, in a classroom or the stands at any sporting event, but for many this face is unfamiliar. This year…
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The Ascent of Honor
Twenty-five years after 343 firefighters were killed at the World Trade Center, emergency responders are ensuring that the sacrifice will never be forgotten. Scaling 110 flights of stairs in full gear, local first responders in this year’s National Fallen Firefighters Foundation…
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A Hello to High School
Another year dawns on Upper Arlington High School, and the Class of 2030 is welcomed in. The transition from middle school to high school often consists of a world of larger buildings, stricter expectations and the sudden looming reality of college preparation. For this reason,…
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Finding Ourselves
I started playing volleyball in seventh grade and started club volleyball when I was 14. I played at a club out of Plain City called Elite Volleyball Training Center. There was no particular reason I chose this club, I guess it was the first one that popped up in my moms search…