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St. John’s Peer Ministry program is known for its role in helping freshmen adjust to a high school environment. Freshman orientation, homeroom ministers, and retreats are the most memorable and demanding tasks assigned to this group of seniors each year. However, the disarray of virtual and hybrid learning has
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Did Thanksgiving remind you of all you have to be thankful for? Hopefully, it’s also inspired you to want to give back to the community. The Sabre staff has compiled some ways students can give thanks back through volunteering. DC Central Kitchen DC Central Kitchen (DCCK) is an organization
Lifestyle
If you’ve been on the internet lately, chances are you’ve seen Among Us’ round little astronauts in some capacity. Whether you’ve played it yourself, watched your favorite YouTubers and Twitch streamers play it, or just seen fan art and comics about it, the game has taken the
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On October 28th, 15 St. John’s students were officially inducted into the National Latin Honor Society. The evening ceremony took place over Zoom. To be considered, students must have maintained an A-average throughout their three years in Latin at St. John’s. All students are registered members of the
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Every US election, there are many first time voters who have recently turned 18, the minimum voting age. There are many St. John’s students who voted this year for the first time in the general election. Here are the voting stories of five first time voting seniors. Ava Zamora
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This year, due to Covid-19 restrictions, shadow visits, in-person Open House, and other on-campus activities for future cadets to experience life at St. John’s have been canceled. The St. John’s Admissions team is getting creative in finding new ways to welcome and admit the St. John’s class
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While the hybrid model is temporarily on pause, students are still sounding off with their opinions on how it is working. SJC students began the 2020-2021 school year online, as did thousands of others across the country. Through September and into October they persevered through constant Zoom calls and online
Morning News
During an election year, the Presidential race often overshadows the bids of many smaller, local representatives who still play important roles in the governance of our communities. Furthermore, as many seniors and some juniors reach voting age, they will have the opportunity to make their voices heard in these elections.
Lifestyle
Over the course of quarantine a number of trends have surfaced in the hopes to provide entertainment and maintain sanity. Whether it’s a TikTok dance or a hot new party game, these trends have served their purpose and kept smiles on our faces. One trend in particular has made
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Since the start of the school year, many people have been excited to start new clubs. One of them being the H.E.R. Club. H.E.R. stands for Her Essence Radiates. This club was started by junior DaNae Harrison. H.E.R club creates an open space for
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As Spanish Club President for the second year in a row, I wanted to honor Hispanic Heritage Month like I did last year, but I had to adapt to a new virtual setting. Being Hispanic myself, I think it is important to not only recognize but celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
Morning News
Editorial note: Sabre editors Amalia Villegas Vegas and Orla Collins explain why they feel strongly about their decisions to not return and return to campus this week. The opinions expressed here are solely the opinions of the writers and do not reflect the viewpoints of The Sabre. Orla Collins: Why