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If you are interested in anime and or Japanese pop culture, then the anime club is definitely for you. The anime club was started by St. John’s senior Alan Tran last year and currently has 15 members but is continuing to grow in popularity. When asked why he started
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Girl Up is a club here at St. John’s, but it is also part of a worldwide organization founded by the United Nations in 2010 that focuses on empowering girls to defend gender equality. The organization has given young women a platform to make social change happen across the
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Here is a collection of photos from this year’s Halloween festivities! This slideshow requires JavaScript.
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Every year, St. John’s hosts an Open Mic Night featuring student performers. A variety of musicians gather together and perform covers, original songs, poems, and instrumental performances. To be part of the show, students apply to Mrs. Fernandez, director of vocal music, and she reviews their performance plans and
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The Best Buddies Friendship Walk took place on Saturday, Oct. 20. Eight St. John’s students participated in the 5K walk on the National Mall. The event is a chance for all of the chapters of Best Buddies in the Capital Region to come together to show support for their
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St. John’s has been doing the annual food drive to help the little sisters of the poor for six years now. Chief coordinator Bro. Mark said, “This is a good and relatively simple thing to do that needs to be done.” The Little Sisters of the Poor is an
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St. John’s Board of Trustees met on Friday, Oct. 5, and The Sabre had the opportunity to catch up with Mr. Mancabelli, SJC president, about the meeting. The Board of Trustees is made up of 25 members and meets three times a year. The Lasallian Committee is an important
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Service is one of the most important aspects of student life within the St. John’s community. It is a cornerstone of the Lasallian tradition where seniors have the chance to make their final high school mark on their parish or greater community through service. Students from St. John’s