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On August 30th, Lana Del Rey released her first album since she released Lust for Life in 2017. The album features 14 songs, six of which were independent singles, and is her sixth studio album ever. Del Rey is known for her slow songs and sadder melodies. This new album
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St. John’s College High School’s athletic program not only prepares students to compete at the highest level in the WCAC, but also works to prepare students to continue athletics in college. The Sabre caught up with former St. John’s students to see how their transition to NCAA
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This summer, I spent one week at the Lasallian Youth Summer Assembly at La Salle University in Philadelphia. I went to this event organized by the District of Eastern North American Schools (DENA) along with two other St. John’s students, Patrick Schneider ’20 and Elizabeth Thomas ’21. In Philly,
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This spring, St. John’s began construction on the new Center for Performance and Leadership, a project that is expected to be completed in the summer of 2020. The project encompasses the idea of leadership in all aspects of St. John’s student life. This addition to the athletic complex
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Democratic presidential candidates once again took the stage last Thursday, Sept. 12, to make their case to voters, and as the debate field was trimmed from 20 candidates to 10, those left took the opportunity to establish themselves both with their own rhetoric and by drawing contrast to the policies
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Coming off an undefeated preseason, the St. John’s field hockey team is looking strong through their first few games. They managed to hold their ground against the nationally ranked Fairfax High School team, as well as dominate their first WCAC game against Seton. However, the Cadets’ schedule will not
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This football season, Daniel Reyes ’21 is not only hoping to win a championship, but also to make at least 40 field goals. Daniel has partnered with Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation to raise money and awareness to support children with cancer and research to find a cure. People can
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The new headphones rule is in full swing this year, and students, teachers, and administrators are all excited. Brother Paul explained the administration’s decision to allow people to use headphones: “Most people using headphones are being productive or are relaxing and aren’t bothering anyone. Students using headphones are
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Ever since I was a child, I struggled with an uncertain feeling that something was different about me. It wasn’t until third grade that I found out I had ADHD and dyslexia. I was like most children, always hyper with my head in the clouds. My family had an
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St. John’s Latin teacher Ms. Murphy has taken on the role of Lasallian Animator for this school year. But what do you know about the role of a Lasallian Animator? The responsibility of the Lasallian Animator at St. John’s is to help the school maintain La Salle’s
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Dodie Clark is an English singer-songwriter, author, and YouTuber who recently performed at the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC. Many St. John’s students enjoy her indie style of music and attended the shows on Thursday, Sept. 5, or Friday. Sept. 6. She is known for her flowing lyrics,
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Comedy movies aspire to reach what I would consider a noble goal: making people laugh. The genre really had its heyday in the ’80s and ’90s, with classic after classic releasing in that era. Since then, comedies have struggled to make the same impact, and for good reason: comedy has