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In the fall, Sophia Donnelly ’20 began a new program at St. John’s. She teams up once a month with other members from Music Ministry, the SJC choir group that sings at Masses, and they volunteer at Malta House, an assisted living home in Hyattsville, MD, where they sing
Lifestyle
From April 4-6, St. John’s Theatre performed their spring musical, The Marvelous Wonderettes. It is about four girls who are in a high school a cappella group that performs at their high school prom, and then again at their high school reunion. As soon as you walked into the
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So Others May Eat (SOME) is holding their 25th Annual Empty Bowls Soup Supper on March 12 and 13. This is where guests pay an entrance fee of $25. In return, they eat a donated, restaurant-style meal, as well as receive a handmade bowl. The Empty Bowls Soup Supper one
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Junior Case Study Night took place on Feb. 6, and it was an opportunity for junior students and parents to better understand the factors that go into making a college admission decision. St. John’s college counselors accomplished this by bringing in representatives from schools around the country, including Xavier
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The March for Life took place on Friday, January 25. People come together from all over the country to march for the rights of those unborn children who cannot speak up for themselves. According to the 2019 March for Life website, one of the reasons people march is that, “Right
Lifestyle
If you are having trouble coming up with ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve, check out the suggestions below. It is a list compiled of people’s different New Year’s Eve traditions. Watch the ball drop If you want a classic start to your new year, this is
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Peer Ministers do more than people recognize for the St. John’s community. Their mission extends beyond their religion class in order to offer a helping hand to the rest of the St. John’s community during their spiritual journey. They achieve this through leading retreats, assisting with liturgies, visiting
Lifestyle
Like most people, I love the Christmas season. After Thanksgiving, I was searching for a quality Christmas playlist as a way to spread my abundant Christmas cheer with everyone else. However, I could not find a good one that has multiple good songs. So, I took the matter into my
Morning News
On Nov. 10, the Cadets fell to the Eagles 24-14. This stopped their undefeated season abruptly in the semifinals of the WCAC championship; previously, they were first in their conference and ranked #5 in the nation. Even if a controversial call by the refs might have assisted the Eagles, St.
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St. John’s Board of Trustees met on Friday, Oct. 5, and The Sabre had the opportunity to catch up with Mr. Mancabelli, SJC president, about the meeting. The Board of Trustees is made up of 25 members and meets three times a year. The Lasallian Committee is an important
Morning News
For the past three years, the St. John’s field hockey team has dominated the conference, winning the WCAC championship each time. This year, they have started the season undefeated and hope to remain that way. “I would love to get this senior class a fourth ring – one for each
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You might not have heard of Carl Sagan, but you probably know who Bill Nye is. According to Mr. Dean Howarth, a new science teacher at St. John’s, Carl Sagan was the “Bill Nye the Science Guy of my generation,” as well as his inspiration for becoming a science
