Lifestyle
As the coronavirus continues to make any public interaction dangerous, our only way of connecting with our friends is through the internet. Video games are an easy way not only to get together with friends but to have something fun to do with them. Whether you’re cooperating to gain
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Note: Sarah Rowland reviews Outer Banks and Kaia Anderson gives you five more shows to binge heading into the weekend. Outer Banks (2020 – Present) Netflix released the show Outer Banks on April 15, and since then it has become a hot topic across multiple social media platforms. The show follows
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Due to nationwide school closures because of COVID- 19, the College Board has decided to make big changes to all Advanced Placement (AP) Exams this year. The basic changes are that the three-hour-long tests made up of multiple-choice and free-response questions have been modified for an online 45-minute free-response exam.
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The beginning of social distancing for me and my family on March 20th meant the beginning of an entirely new way of learning. As a student, I’ve found many challenges that come with learning at home, from being unable to focus to an increase in writing assignments due to
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In a time where live sports events and news is at an all-time low, more eyes than ever have been on the 2020 NFL Draft, which begins at 8 p.m. on Thursday, April 23rd, and will be broadcast on ABC, ESPN, and NFL Network. There will be plenty of
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It gets really boring being stuck at home, sitting at your desk doing work. One thing to work on during “coronacation” that’s very beneficial is becoming more active. This will help with stress levels and counteract all the snacking. However, as you’re probably aware, gyms are all closed
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Hundreds of churches have been forced to close as a result of Coronavirus in D.C, Maryland, and Virginia. Many have decided to transition to live streaming services online and posting videos on their websites. At the time of reporting, Coronavirus cases in the United States have passed 200,000
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This slideshow requires JavaScript. Over Presidents Day weekend, St. John’s students and parents traveled to Jamaica to work with Food for the Poor (FFP). The annual building trip is organized by Craig Ruppert ‘71 and Chris David of Ruppert Landscape. Elena Lohsen ‘21, who attended the trip, said, “It
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The quarantine measures being taken in response to coronavirus have been a downer for many, who are now isolated from their guaranteed daily contact with their friends with little else to do. As all the events people were looking forward to close or get rescheduled, one of the few activities
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Poverty Week is a relatively long-standing tradition here at St. John’s in which the school community comes together to learn about people living in poverty and what they can do to support those in need. The Sabre looked into what serving the community means to the coaches and players
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