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As we approach the end of my final year at St. John’s, it is time to reflect on my time at The Sabre. I joined the Sabre News team during my junior year. I had always wanted to work on a school newspaper, and the fact that it took
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This year, the Super Bowl half time show was sponsored by Apple Music and the featured performer was Rihanna. There was a lot of hype and excitement building up to her performance, as Rihanna has not put out new music or toured since 2016. Rihanna is a very loved performer
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This Monday, September 12, is the 2022 Emmys ceremony. Below are my predictions on who will take home wins in the major categories, based on my internet research and personal opinions. Best Drama Series This category really comes down to two choices: Squid Game and Sucession. Sucession is one of
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At this point everyone has either heard of or played Wordle, the word guessing game that has swept the nation. It was developed in October 2021 by Josh Wardle, a Brooklyn-based software designer from South Wales. It gained a lot of popularity in the past few months and there are
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The national holiday of Australia, Australia Day, takes place every year on January 26. It commemorates the beginning of the New South Wales colony and marks the day that British ships landed and began working to build it. There was no official recognition of the day but it was unofficially
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The new West Side Story, directed by Steven Spielberg, is a remake of the 1961 classic film. West Side Story is a version of Romeo and Juliet set in New York in 1957. Instead of the Montagues and the Capulets, it’s the Sharks and the Jets, two rival gangs
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My family moved to the United States when I was three years old from England, where I was born. Before that my parents had moved from Australia where they were originally from. Almost all of our extended family still lives in Australia. Neither I nor my parents have American citizenships.
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As St. John’s wraps up Mental Health Awareness month, it is more important than ever to discuss the stigmas surrounding mental health conditions. Although fictional, the books below are good places to begin learning more and start the difficult conversations about living with a mental health condition. Editorial Note: