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The history of Poverty Education Week at St. John’s
Poverty Education is a long-standing St. John’s tradition that strives to teach students to empathize with those affected by poverty. Every year, students take part in a poverty-focused lesson in each of their classes and other events so that they better understand what others go through and feel inspired
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Previewing the 63rd annual Grammy Awards
The highly anticipated 63rd GRAMMY Awards, taking place Sunday, March 14th, will give a chance for all artists to come together and perform the music that got everyone through the tumultuous year. Beyonce, Doja Cat, and Megan Thee Stallion are among the many names nominated while Taylor Swift could make
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Previewing Poverty Education Week
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SJC's Night of Solidarity
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C-SPAN Founder Brian Lamb meets with SJC Scholars
Among many achievements, Brian Lamb is the founder of C-SPAN, a journalist, and has received both the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the National Humanities Medal. He was gracious enough with his time to come and speak with the Scholars Program here at Saint John’s. Forty one Saint John’
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SJC Girls Basketball returns to the hardcourt
Sports are back…under COVID-19 restrictions, of course. Among SJC’s return to athletics, is the Varsity Girls Basketball team. With the District of Colombia’s regulations, students cannot play or practice in the city. According to St. John’s College High School’s head coach Johnathan Scribner, the team
(Tru)Man on the Street: What does SJC think about astrology?
Editor’s note: The following video is meant to be taken humorously. http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i16MZKZXAiA&feature=youtu.be
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College Counseling works to keep seniors on track
Although COVID-19 has left the students and faculty of St. John’s College High School feeling discouraged because of the lack of social interaction and guidance, the school is still trying to meet the needs of the SJC community. To address the struggles of the pandemic and help seniors finalize
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Freshman Frenzy provides opportunity to get to know classmates
Although COVID-19 has left the students and faculty of St. John’s College High School feeling discouraged because of the lack of social interaction, the school is still trying to make an effort to make the St. John’s community feel more welcoming, especially for freshmen just beginning high school.
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Profiles in Black History: Leah Chase
Leah Chase has been one of the most revered names in culinary history for decades earning the title, “The Queen of Creole Cuisine” as well as enough rewards to fill two entire pages of her 2002 biography. Aside from her culinary career, Leah is well known for her contribution to
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A look at Biden's first month in office
President Joe Biden entered his new position with ambitious plans, many of which directly counteract former President Trump’s agenda. The media has been lively with talk of Biden’s 100 day plan, which lists all of the specific actions Biden hopes to take in a variety of areas, from