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The Sabre's Summer Playlist
You did it. You have completed your exams. Now, sit back and relax and let this playlist be the soundtrack to your summer.
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Six things to do in DC this summer
Summer is coming up fast, and that means sun, sand, and way too much free time. If you live in the DC area, you probably already know how easy it is to find something to do on any given day. From festivals to parades to museums, DC has it all.
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10 Ways to Make the Most of Your Summer
Summer is an exciting time just around the corner. People often lose track of their time and miss out on a lot of opportunities while sitting around wondering what to do. Here is a comprehensive list of some of the best ways to make the most of your time on
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SJC students compete in Congressional Art Competition
This slideshow requires JavaScript. Art students at St. John’s recently competed for a spot in the U.S. Capitol as part of the annual Congressional Art Competition. Caroline Lander ‘20 was named a finalist on Wednesday, as the students’ art was on display at the Pepco Edison Place Gallery
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Reviewing AP exams
Allie Vasquez ’21 talks to St. John’s students about the different AP exams they took this year.
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Rank that: Top five most anticipated summer movies
Every summer, people look forward to seeing which new movies are coming to theaters. Here are five movies that I think will be worth checking out. 1. Toy Story 4 (June 21) I’m pretty sure almost everybody has seen at least one of these movies. I have watched Toy
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How to take advantage of the learning experiences D.C. offers
Living in Washington, DC, is like living in a museum. In addition to living in close proximity to some of the nation’s most historically significant sites, DC also offers many free educational opportunities that many don’t take advantage of. From private to public programs, Washington, DC, offers countless
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Letter from the editor: InLight Magazine flourishes in first year
InLight is a magazine that my co-editor-in-chief, Liana Harris ’19, and I brought to St. John’s this year. InLight is a student-led platform created to spark conversations, breathe nuance into the biased, and uplift voices that would otherwise go unheard. In the spirit of St. John Baptist de La
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SJC musicians wrap up the year with spring concerts
The band and choral spring concerts took place this week and last, wrapping up their year of hard work by presenting fellow students, parents, and staff with a variety of musical numbers. The jazz and swing bands performed last week, and the other instrumental ensembles and bands performed this Tuesday.
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Opinion: The DC "sports curse" is real
You don’t believe it? There’s a curse here. Oh yes, the District is cursed. Some say it comes from a ghost under Memorial Bridge, while others say it rides on the Metro with fans on the way to games. Wherever it comes from, it exists. I’ve lived
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Class of 2019: Where are you going?
CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 2019! This year our seniors have worked extremely hard and all that hard work has payed off. Some of our seniors are going across the world, staying local, or crossing the coast. Below is a list of some of our seniors and counselors telling why they chose
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Girls' lax looks to come back strong in 2020
The record doesn’t always tell the story of a season. Led by Coach Corey Kelly, the girls’ varsity lacrosse team had a competitive 2019 season. Though they had a 4-10 record, they had a lot of heart and drive to compete and finished the season strong. Additionally, some seniors