Lifestyle
This fall, St. John’s Theatre is producing The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, based on the book by Barbara Robinson. Act one contains the story of the Herdmans, described as the worst kids in the history of the world. The Herdmans are known for fighting and cigar-smoking, and when they
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Soccer is one of the most competitive sports in the DMV, and the SJC girls’ soccer team is stepping up to the challenge. After starting off the season strong with three consecutive wins and a perfect league record, the varsity team is shaping up to be an incredibly solid team.
Lifestyle
With the fall season and its cool weather knocking at our doors, festivals and fun activities are starting to emerge. As the trees start to change color and sweaters are brought out, here are seven ideas for this October: All Things Go Fall Classic Over the weekend of Oct. 6-7,
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“Who wants to be brave and name one thing they really like about their body?” This was the first question posed by Heather Caplan to the St. John’s girls’ cross country team on Sept. 27 at a workshop centered on how to be a healthy athlete. Caplan is a
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St. John’s varsity volleyball team had a great away game against Maret three weeks ago. We swept them in three sets, with final scores of 25-15, 25-9, and 25-15. However, there was one aspect of the game that made the day bittersweet: Maret’s loyal fan base. As loud
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This slideshow requires JavaScript. Editorial note: The following submission comes from The Sabre editor Marguerite Saunders ’19 and discusses her experiences with the U.S. Youth Ambassadors Program. Bachata, plantains, rivers, roosters, and community. Five words that only begin to describe my experience as a U.S. Youth Ambassador. This
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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