By David Ulloa I attended Columbus at a unique time. I first walked through these hallowed halls at freshman orientation in August of 2001. If Columbus had a voice, then it would have sounded something like Jules in Pulp Fiction, saying, “I’m in a transitional period.” Sandwiched between the wild, wild west of the 1990s and the modernization of the 2010s, this time at Columbus was filled with change and experimentation. It is also one of the only times in Columbus history that Dr. Carter...

In alphabetical order below... I, Kevin Aguilar, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath: to Mr. Shaheen, I am extremely grateful for the time spent in your class and hope that one day you’ll teach my son everything you taught me. Thank you, sir, all love. I, John Allen, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath:To Mrs. Taylor, future students who actually read their emails, join Environmental Club, and stay long enough after school to wash your test tubes. To Brother Herb,...

By Mark Tanner Drone view of downtown Miami. (Photo Credit: Lucas Piles, CCNN) In a state packed with professional franchises and powerhouse college programs, Florida should be a sports fan’s paradise. But from nearly empty MLB stadiums to inconsistent college football crowds, attendance numbers tell a different story. Florida is home to two Major League Baseball franchises (Miami Marlins and Tampa Bay Rays), as well as major college programs like the Miami Hurricanes football. On paper,...