Arlingtonian Editorial Board

A Month for Celebration

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardMay 12, 2022

BY EDITORIAL BOARD, GRAPHIC BY AVA NEVILLE, '23. It is natural to become comfortable in our simple, everyday lives. Our friends, family, classmates and tea...

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Snow and Sore Throats

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardFebruary 18, 2022

It's the time of year to wait for spring. BY EDITORIAL BOARD. GRAPHIC BY MOLLY HENCH, '22. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, January and February were consid...

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Slow Down!

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardNovember 16, 2021

How modern consumerist culture fails us. BY EDITORIAL BOARD. GRAPHIC BY MEGAN MCKINNEY, ’22. Fashion changes dizzyingly fast these days. The hottest tre...

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Changing for Better or for Worse

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardOctober 7, 2021

How the changes we experience make us who we are. BY EDITORIAL BOARD. Change is inevitable. We all make small changes to our lives every single day wheth...

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Strength in Numbers

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardAugust 31, 2021

Our power lies in our people. BY EDITORIAL BOARD The definition of community is a group of people who live in a similar space or share similar characteri...

In PrintStaff Editorial

I Like to Move it, Move it

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardMay 30, 2021

A look at the process of moving out of 1650 Ridgeview Road—and into 1625 Zollinger Road. By Ben Underwood, '21. Photo by Pierce Thompson, '21. The crosshairs ...

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Shadow and Bone

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardMay 29, 2021

The faults and successes of the new series. BY MEGHAN BEERY, '21 While books such as “The Hunger Games,” the Divergent trilogy and classics like “The Gr...

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The Right Decision

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardMay 25, 2021

The expectations for college are farfetched and far off. By Josie Stewart, '21. In a two page Times New Roman font letter from May 19, 2017, I wrote to my sen...

Op/Ed

The Balancing Act

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardApril 23, 2021

In light of the Board of Education’s decision to return to all in- person learning on March 1, many members of the community have reevaluated their voices...

FeaturesIn Print

Just a Spoonful of Sugar Helps the 24 Assignments, Six Readings, 12 AP Tests, Four Graded Discussions

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardApril 23, 2021

The science behind stress baking. BY MEGHAN BEERY, '21 With AP or IB tests, college decisions and final projects around the corner, my house has turned in...

Op/Ed

Preparing for the Long Road Ahead

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardApril 23, 2021

The duty we all have to engage in communities around us. By Editorial Board Protests, rallies, yard signs, elections—these days, it would seem we’re surrounde...

Staff Editorial

Five Miles

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardApril 23, 2021

Franklin County Metro Parks, in collaboration with Thrive Companies, is creating a unique Metropark and mixed-use development. BY BEN UNDERWOOD, '21. Columbus...

News & Notes