Should women be drafted?

C. Peterman '15
February 17, 2012

The rights of citizens of the United States … shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex,” (Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution). But are their rights truly equal? The United States will not draft women, nor will it give equal combat... Read more »

Who says Dance isn’t a Sport?

Katy C. '14
February 1, 2012

     Since the beginning of history, dancing has played an important role in people’s lives and cultures.  Prehistoric times often bring to mind the image of cave people dancing in celebration around the newly-created fire, and in modern times, children around the world are trained in a wide variety... Read more »

The Impact of Project Based Learning

Allison G. '12
November 2, 2011

Three letters: PBL. The Academy’s new way to stay ahead of the education curve.  Seemingly, the academics who are researching the best ways to learn decided that completing projects trumps taking notes from straight lectures. Project Based Learning (PBL) was first used in the late 1990s by the Buck... Read more »