Lifestyle
Mario Kart on mobile phones is an enticing concept with a lot of potential. Beloved characters, a simple racing formula, and gameplay which can be enjoyed in short bursts make a perfect recipe for a successful mobile game. However, Nintendo did the bare minimum here to make a satisfying experience
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This year’s annual homecoming dance was different from those in past years. Previously, the dance was held in the gym, with ample room for everyone to move around. This year, however, with construction in the gym, homecoming was in the auditorium. Many students had negative feelings about this, but
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On Sept. 6, the US Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon visited St. John’s to give a demonstration for the SJC Cadet Corps. Check out the video below to see more!
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On Sept. 25, Dr. Lenka Glassman (PsyD), Rachel Engelhart (RD, LPC), and Kaitlyn Wozniak (NASM) talked to St. John’s in-season female athletes about how to find a balance as student-athletes. More specifically, they discussed building better relationships with their bodies, food, and exercise. Glassman discussed red flags
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The first SAT of the 2019-2020 academic year is this upcoming Saturday. The SAT is a standardized test that measures a student’s skills in three main areas: critical reading, math, and writing. There are many ways to prepare for an assessment like this even though there’s no
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Youtube phenomenon, self-made millionaire, comedian, and unicorn-lover Lilly Singh made history on September 16, 2019 by being the first openly queer woman of color to host a late-night show on a major television network. Growing up as Indian-Canadian, Lilly Singh grew to fame through her YouTube
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Playoff baseball is underway, and Tuesday was a roller coaster of emotions for Nationals fans. Hosting their first ever wild card game, they were in a hole early, as the Milwaukee Brewers powered their way to a 3-0 lead. But the Nationals prevailed as they used a late eighth
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This season, St. John’s boys’ soccer team will be looking to repeat as DCSAA champions, after last year’s defeat of Wilson High School. While this was the team’s first championship since 1986, they have a tricky road ahead without six seniors who have gone off to college.
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Editorial note: October is National Cancer Awareness Month and St. John’s editor Therese Osborn is sharing how cancer has affected her life. In June 2018, my mom called my whole family into the kitchen for a meeting. We ran down the stairs, not thinking much of what was in
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This slideshow requires JavaScript. St. John’s ended their out-of-conference schedule Friday night, in a Homecoming loss to USA Today No. 1 ranked Mater Dei (CA) 53-24 at Catholic University, their fourth straight defeat to a ranked team this month. The Cadets got off to a hot
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Ms. Urick joined the staff at St. John’s this fall and is excited to share her talents with the community. The new and friendly face in the English Department is teaching Honors American Literature and English 12. She is also the new assistant JV field hockey coach and head
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