Senior Scholars Look Forward to Sit Down with Best-selling Author, Charles Wheelan
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The End of Black History Month: Remembering Black Journalists in America
For many years, Black American journalists have shed light on the Black experience, addressed social injustices, such as racism and systematic oppression, and given a voice to communities often overlooked by mainstream media. Journalists today, such as editors of newspapers and even our own students in The Sabre, take inspiration
Vlog: Junior College Tour
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SNL Celebrates 50 years
This past Sunday night, almost 15 million people tuned into watch NBC’s Saturday Night Live celebrate their 50th anniversary with a red carpet and three hour special. The red carpet was a reunion for many celebrities and musical guests who have hosted and worked on SNL over the years
Girls Swim and Dive makes History winning DCSAA for the First time
On February 19th 2025, the SJC Swim and Dive girls team won the DCSAA Championship by over 100 points. For the first time, the girls brought home a trophy, a banner and some championship sweatshirts. Although the meet was delayed, the girls still brought the energy to bring home the
Black History Month Profile: Sheryl Swoopes - The WNBA's first legend
First woman to ever be signed to the WNBA. First woman to have a signature shoe with Nike. Olympian, WNBA MVP, and WNBA champion. What hasn't Sheryl Swoopes done? Women's professional basketball is still a relatively new thing in the United States. For someone like Sheryl
Get to know your girls basketball team as they prepare for another WCAC Championship
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Black History Month: Ethel Payne
Dubbed the “First Lady of the Black Press” Chicago native Ethel Payne used her immense writing ability to report the truth about racial disparities in the United States and the experiences of Blacks abroad. Whether covering the Black experience overseas in the Vietnam War, reporting from Alabama at the height
Morning News - 02.07.25
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Esports hosts Super Smash Brothers tournament
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Black History Month Spotlight: NFL
In honor of Black History Month and the 2025 Super Bowl coming up this Sunday, here are some spotlights on players in the NFL that broke the color barrier and players that are making a difference today in the league. Kenny Washington: Washington was a star player at UCLA leading
Science Department Adds New Courses to Next Year’s Catalog
Ever wanted to try crime scene analysis? What about how ants might help us make antibiotics? Next year, the science department is planning to add a couple new exciting senior courses to its roster: Forensics and Entomology, the study of insects. According to Mrs. Nguyen, the science department chair, “these
Grammys Recap
The 67th annual Grammys were held in Los Angeles on February 2nd, 2025. Although this years celebration was similar to many in the past, with Trevor Noah as the host and many familiar faces, there was one very different aspect. Much of the show was attributed to the L.A.
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Photo gallery: SJC musicians perform at Holy Redeemer
Last Friday, students from Comp Jazz, Scarlet and Grey Strings, and AVS performed for students at Holy Redeemer School in Kensington, Md. at the close of their Catholic Schools Week festivities.
Sports
Boys’ and Girls’ Hockey No. 1 in Midseason Washington Post Rankings
In the recent rankings published by the Washington Post, St. John’s ranked No. 1 in both the Boys’ and Girls’ rankings. Both programs are coming off of several championships, both in the WCAC and MAPHL/MAGHL. What is the MAPHL/MAGHL? The Mid-Atlantic Preparatory Hockey League was established in
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Morning News - 01.31.25
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Jewish Community Relations Council speaks to 9th graders for Holocaust Remembrance Day
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SJC expands composting program
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API Club celebrates Lunar New Year
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Junior Case Study Night
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to sit on the other side of the college admissions table, making the big decisions? On January 16th, the Office of College Counseling gave students and parents the opportunity to put themselves in the shoes of admissions officers during Virtual Case Study
Sports
Commanders run out of magic against Philadelphia
To the dismay of many Washington fans throughout the DMV, the Commanders fell 55-23 to Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon. Although many consider the season to have ended on a sour note, the Commanders newfound success to a franchise that had been plagued by ownership issues, subpar coaching, and a supposedly
Lifestyle
The 2025 Met Gala Theme
On May 5, the 2025 Met Gala will be hosted at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. This year’s theme, “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” draws inspiration from Monica L. Miller’s 2009 book Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity, which
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Open Mic Night gives students a chance to show their talents
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