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On November 8, Luke Combs released his highly anticipated new album, “What You See Is What You Get.” The album includes seventeen songs, five of which were previously released. “What You See is What You Get” is special because Combs’ inspiration, Eric Church, is featured on the album. Less than
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As the 2010s draw to an end, The Sabrereflects on the biggest moments in TV history. The 2010s was full of quality and not-so quality television. Here’s a list of the best shows from this decade: Game of Thrones Game of Thrones ran on HBO for eight seasons from
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Juniors Grace Yetter ‘21 and Bailey Middleton ‘21 have started a new current events club at SJC open to all students. The club takes place during homeroom and is a space for people to discuss their opinions on topics like politics and foreign affairs. So far, the club has discussed
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Editorial note: The following article is not a ranking of moments in history, but a chronology of major events of the decade as determined by the author. The Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill: In 2010, the biggest oil spill in history took place in the Gulf of Mexico. Tanks dropped
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St. John’s Theatre performed The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time last weekend, Dec. 5-7. The play had three showings on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, as well as a St. John’s staff preview on Wednesday. This was new director Mr. Luc Hotaling’s first production at
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It’s the season everyone has been waiting for all year long: Christmas! There are thousands of Christmas movies to get you in the spirit, but here are five classic Christmas movies that you must watch. The Preacher’s Wife (1996) Rev. Henry Biggs (Courtney B. Vance) is the pastor
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On November 30, the St. John’s Cross Country team competed at the Nike Cross Country Southeast Regionals in Cary, North Carolina. The meet, which took place at WakeMed Soccer Park, had over 1,000 of the top runners in the region compete head to head. There are seven races
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Best Buddies is a club that teams up with other schools to support inclusion. It encourages community that does not discriminate, and creates awareness for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. “It means a lot because I have family members and friends who have disabilities and I want for them