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News and Views
In the past few years, the world has seen a stark increase in far-right extremism and nationalism. Emblematic of this change is the AfD party in Germany, which recently saw huge gains in the 2025 federal election. This concerning trend illustrates a deeper resurgence of fascist ideas globally. A History
Dr. Themistos announced that he is stepping down as Principal for the next academic year, with Mr. MacInnes taking over the position. The change was announced on Thursday in the Parent Connections newsletter. Mr. MacInnes came to St. John’s in 2021 from St. Jane de Chantal, a joint elementary
Free Friday afternoon? Spend it watching a movie while eating some free pizza. The Film Club is officially hosting a viewing of the hit 2017 film, Get Out. Get Out is a psychological horror film that is largely acclaimed and has received multiple Academy Awards nominations and two Golden Globe
Opinion
Last Tuesday, as election results emerged, one surprising race unfolded in Nebraska's Senate election. Although often overlooked in national coverage, this contest could mark a significant shift in American politics, potentially impacting future presidential races. Deb Fisher has been representing Nebraska in the Senate for almost 12 years
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On Wednesday, October 25, 2024, I received an email that shook me to the core, unwillingly thrusting me into a battle to defend my own innocence and prove my integrity. It made me feel as if I was in Franz Kafka’s The Trial, accused of a crime, but never
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After the Vice Presidential Debate, we polled students to determine who they are voting for and what issues are important to them. Starting things off, let’s get into our audience. We received 330 responses, who took on average 4 minutes to respond. Half of our respondents are from Maryland,
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Last week, JD Vance and Tim Walz faced off in a historic debate hosted by CBS. We summarized every single question in case you missed the debate or needed a review. The full transcript is available on CBS. The debate started off with moderators, Margaret Brennan and Norah O'
Around Campus
This year, SJC students partnered with The Pulsera Project, which buys hand-woven pulseras from Central American artisans and partners them with student groups to sell them throughout US schools, educating students about Latin American culture. They also donate revenue to fund scholarships, youth-advocacy groups, and other non-profits. The handwoven pulseras
Sports
This year's football started off on a sour tone after SJC was defeated by Roman Catholic by almost thirty points.
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At 10:30AM on Wednesday, a Coast Guard helicopter landed on the front lawn of St. John's, causing a whirl of excitement among students and staff. The planned visit offered students and faculty a unique opportunity to learn and witness the aircraft up close. Students were seen eagerly