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Five days after winning the MAGHL White Division, St. John’s made history with a 10-0 win over The Academy of the Holy Cross in the inaugural WCAC girls’ ice hockey championship. “It’s really awesome,” senior Elizabeth Woodhull said after the game. “We found a great coach to help
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In the words of senior captain Nick Zuppas ’19, “Row, row, row your boat doesn’t begin to cover it.” Zuppas, along with fellow captains Alex Dematatis ’19, Zoe Zuppas ’19, and Caroline Dollymore ’20, will lead the crew team through yet another challenging spring season as they vie for
Around Campus
Now that we’re in third quarter, time is starting to run out to finish getting community service hours. Here are some options for students starting halfway through the year who need a quick and flexible way to get hours: So Others Might Eat (SOME): Working at a soup kitchen
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This slideshow requires JavaScript. On Saturday, Feb. 9, three SJC track and field athletes participated in the Millrose Games at the New York City Armory. The Millrose Games first began in 1908 and have been drawing in competitive athletes ever since. The event includes high school, collegiate, and professional runners
Lifestyle
With Valentine’s Day coming up, whether you have someone to spend it with or not, here are the Top 10 Romantic Comedies that you can watch with friends, a significant other, or just by yourself. 10. Empire Records An iconic ’90s movie, Empire Records centers around a group of
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In a rematch of an overtime thriller three weeks ago, St. John’s girls’ varsity basketball team secured a 64-58 win at home against Bishop McNamara in front of a sold-out home crowd. St. John’s, now 25-1 (14-0 WCAC), entered the game ranked #2 in the country by USA
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St. John’s junior Aidan Dempsey is headed across the pond this summer for the opportunity to play on the men’s U20 Irish national lacrosse team. He will compete in the 2019 Men’s European Under-20 Championships in Prague, Czech Republic. The event will take place from June 29–
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In a special to The Sabre, Rajhad Burks ’19 reviews President Donald Trump’s State of the Union, Stacey Abrams’ response, and how the president has followed up on his calls for unity in the State of the Union. On Feb. 5, Donald Trump gave his second State of the
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On Feb. 5, Dr. Dennis Layendecker, a professor of music at George Mason University and former Air Force Band commander, visited St. John’s to conduct a masterclass for students in the Wind Ensemble. Dr. Layendecker is currently the director of orchestral studies at George Mason University, a position he
Lifestyle
On the Basis of Sex is a movie about Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s first court case as a lawyer. Ginsburg is now a Supreme Court justice who is widely beloved because of her work against gender discrimination. The movie is a fantastic window into RBG’s life before the Supreme
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The historic 35-day partial government shutdown ended on Jan. 25, after impacting 800,000 federal workers. These workers include family members of St. John’s students, faculty, and staff. Many noted that the shutdown brought uncertainty to their everyday lives. Mr. Shea’s wife was furloughed during the shutdown, which
Lifestyle
So far, 2019 has shown a lot of snow, and there’s already been a couple days off. According to the forecast, there’s only going to be more snow in the future, which could mean more days off. If you ever find yourself bored on a snow day, here