A Brief History of the Olympian Archives

In 1999, former teachers Olivia and Kiwi Finches would found the Claremont Program. Dedicated to giving juniors and seniors the ability to venture outside of the school and go on minor field missions, often handling small scale issues, or reporting growing issues back to our network of associated superheroes. Founding members Marianna Cross and Lee Claude would begin to chronicle their field adventures and data within an archive known as "The Olympian Archives." The Olympian Archives, over time, became synonymous with the Claremont Program, and an archive dedicated to archiving all things strange and paranormal.

After the death of Lee Claude in 2001, as well as the disappearence of Mary, Olivia, and Kiwi, both the Claremont Program and The Olympian Archives would shut down.

A New Day - By Ala Borkoshavski

When Hasaan came to me about his idea to bring back the Borkoshavski Academy, I was ecstatic! Hasaan, son of world famous photographer and Starman's best pal Ali Abdella, had grown up on the Borkoshavski Academy residence, and had been a lifelong friend of my son. All this to say... I trusted the boy. I had hoped that this would spark a fascination in storytelling through media that his father seemed to possess, and had hoped to instill in his son. I helped him get set up, in the old cobweb ridden shack in the forest. Due to us being a bit... low on funds, for now, I left him with the fun task of putting all the pieces back together. And what a marvelous job he has done!

(Opal's comment: I'm in this! You should, haha, haha... check out this. Ha.)