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The St. John’s wrestling team returns this season to vie for its third consecutive WCAC title. The team has been working hard since their last win and plan to compete in another successful season as a result of their dedication to the sport. The team started the season in
Lifestyle
It is often hard to transition our summer wardrobe into a winter one, and we are conflicted as to whether we should choose comfort over style, or vice versa. Here are six ideas to help create both weather-appropriate and fashionable outfits. Coats Choosing a fashionable coat is a great way
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For Mr. Ellis, the new academic support specialist, St. John’s offers a new challenge to help students achieve their goals. Ellis helps “facilitate academic support for students that are struggling by helping them pair up with peer tutors, professional after-school tutors, helping with organization and time management, or homework-completion
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On Nov. 17, during the 45th annual Huether Lasallian Conference, St. John’s President Jeffrey Mancabelli was honored with the Distinguished Lasallian Educator of the Year award, along with five other nominees. The award was given to him by the Christian Brothers Conference. Those considered for this award are part
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St. John’s has many highly successful sports teams with athletes being recruited to compete in college. But what about sports that St. John’s doesn’t have? SJC senior Cristina Vannoy is a competitive cheerleader planning on cheering in college. She has managed to get recruited by universities despite
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If you are familiar with any of the live-action Spider-Man movies, the animated film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse begins with a recounting of many iconic moments from previous Spider-Man films, dropping hints toward certain storylines and villains. The film is formatted and presented similarly to a comic book at times
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Every day, I walk into school with two bags. One is my green hippy-looking school bag, and the other is my white monogrammed Under Armour backpack. At 2:38 pm, I retrieve my Under Armour backpack with my clothes and shoes from my homeroom (which, by the way, is way
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In December, SJC students and Irish dancers Shannon Dempsey ’21, Julia Nonnenkamp ’20, Aela Riley ’21, and Anna Volkman ’20 competed at the Irish Dance Commission’s Annual Southern Region Oireachtas in Houston, TX. An oireachtas, Gaelic for “gathering,” is the equivalent of a regional dance championship. Dancers can compete
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Liam de Beaufort ’19, Sabre editor and SGA president, discusses this year’s successful Toy Drive and Angel Tree efforts and provides an inside look at the SGA making their delivery to Children’s Hospital earlier this week.
Lifestyle
If you are having trouble coming up with ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve, check out the suggestions below. It is a list compiled of people’s different New Year’s Eve traditions. Watch the ball drop If you want a classic start to your new year, this is
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Joel Edgerton’s movie Boy Erased takes on the sobering realities of conversion therapy – a pseudoscientific practice that aims to change the sexual orientation of the “patient.” The practice is only banned in 14 states and the District of Columbia. Based on Boy Erased: A Memoir, the film explores the
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On Dec. 14, the SJC boys’ basketball team fell to Gonzaga 53-56. It was a heartbreaker. The Cadets always want to beat the Eagles, and when they fall short, it’s sad for the fans, but even worse for the players. Even though they ended up losing, the Cadets played