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Although students are nearing the end of the school year, schoolwork and tests are piling up, while the students are also living through an unprecedented global pandemic. St John’s College High School wants what is best for its students and Ms. Julie Mitchell the sophomore counselor, organized the Mental
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Last month St. John’s held its usual observation of Poverty Education Week, a week dedicated to helping students understand the unfairness and strife of poverty. The school wants us to empathize with the struggles of those in poverty and see that they are intrinsically worth no more or less
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With the changes brought in the last year due to the pandemic, learning has become extremely challenging for many students. The SJC Writing Center has adapted to this new format, allowing them to continue to help students improve their writing without one-on-one support. In the past, the Writing Center was
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Throughout my middle and elementary school I was always one of five students of color in my class. It wasn’t until I had made a group of black friends that I realized how much going to a PWI (predominantly white institution) had really affected me. Whether it was in
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In the Summer of 2020 when it was announced that there would be college basketball during the winter there was uncertainty of how the sport would be able to play because of the COVID-19 pandemic, which canceled the 2020 NCAA Tournament. However, months later the surreal 2020-2021 season is set
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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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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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