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Athlete Profile - Sol-Jay Maiava
The Sabre’s Malik Burgess interviews quarterback Sol-Jay Maiava.
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Morning News - Sep. 7
Around Campus
Booster Club: Spirit in Full Effect
The spirit of SJC games is finally back and now in full effect: the Booster Club has named its members and is ready to lead fans in supporting their athletes. Seniors Aidan Rocha, Greta Scott, Rosie Vagnoni, Luca Giallongo, Zubby Oboh, and Seamus Selmi will direct the student section during
Morning News - Sep. 6
Around Campus
Summer of Service
This summer, St. John’s students and faculty went on several school-sponsored service trips. This included trips to Houston, TX; Walls, MS; Browning, MT; and Camden, NJ. On these trips, St. John’s students and faculty interacted with many different groups, completed various kinds of service, and had faith-filled experiences.
Morning News - Sep. 5
Morning News - Sep. 4
Volleyball Gears Up for Fall
St. John’s varsity volleyball team is gearing up for another exciting season. Senior captains Lauren Antonucci and Anika Eigen-Zucchi talked to The Sabre about developing their team chemistry and what they are looking forward to as we move into the fall. “I’m really looking forward to playoffs this
Morning News - Aug. 31
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Lifestyle
Meet No Parking: St. John's Sophomore Rock Band
Admit it: you’ve probably always wanted to form a rock band. You would practice on Saturday afternoons in your friend’s garage, then one day at a gig someone would discover your talent and you and your friends would become celebrity rockstars. Some St. John’s students have done
Cadets Compete in National Softball Tournament
During the week of July 12-16, the Nationals softball team represented Washington, DC, in the Jenny Finch Classic Softball Tournament here in Washington, DC. The team included SJC softball players Heaven Glass ’18, Ashleigh Fultz ’18, Raye Thomas ’19, Haile Proctor ’19 and Marakah Dennis ’19. While dominating on the
