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There is so much beauty in writing. Writing illustrates the art of expression, allowing an individual to expand upon intellectual thought. As a medium of reflection, similar to that of art and music, writing endows humanity with the ability to contemplate multiple aspects of life. Writing is such a beautiful thing. The possibilities are endless … More Adam Reinsch and the Beauty of Writing By Ella Lowry
Saint John’s Catholic Prep community is comprised of students with different cultural, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Our school believes in a diverse community that contributes to an enriching experience of different perspectives, customs, and traditions. So how does this all become possible? The help of our International Students Coordinator, Mrs. Young Lee, who helps to … More International Students and the Process of Becoming a Viking By Ella Lowry
On October 5th the AP Art and Design, Spanish three, and four classes went on a field trip to the Frida Kahlo and Diego River Exhibit. The entire experience was engaging, with all of the art pieces collectively working together to create the exhibit. each piece is beautiful and unique in its own way. The … More Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera Exhibit By Ella Lowry
Thanksgiving season is upon us and you all know what that means. It is almost Christmas time! Christmas is the season of giving and what better way to prepare for this season than to go Black Friday shopping? Here are some of the best deals and places you should consider going to this black Friday! … More Black Friday Deals By Ella Lowry
Halloween is a beloved holiday by many, young and old alike. It is day celebrated with numerous fun activities, such as trick-or-treating, carving jack-o-lanterns, festive gatherings, dressing in costumes, and eating treats! But not many people know the unique history of Halloween. Halloween is not just about trick or treating and candy, there is a … More The Story of Halloween By Ella Lowry and Kailey Nicholas
Student ambassadors are a big part SJCP, as they are a great way to welcome new students and make them feel comfortable in a new school. On August 8th, all student ambassadors met at school for training to make sure they felt comfortable in assisting new students. Once ambassadors arrived, they signed in and picked … More Student Ambassador Training By Ella Lowry
On September 22, 1994, one of America’s longest-running sitcoms premiered: Friends. In April of this year, the Publication and Journalism class took a field trip to The Friends Experience. Twelve different rooms recreating iconic scenes, explaining story decisions, and allowing the fans of the beloved show to truly experience what it was like on the … More The Friends Experience By The Publication Class (Collaboration)
Kailey Nicholas plays basketball, volleyball, and she runs track at SJCP. She’s had notable successes in track, winning numerous events including the Girls 4×200, and setting a school record for a triple jump at 32’8”! She has had many memorable moments, but her favorite would be placing first in the high jump at her very … More Kailey Nicholas: An Invisible Athlete By Ella Lowry
Here at SJCP, there are numerous types of clubs. Students are encouraged to create one if they think the school would benefit from it. That is exactly what junior Sophie Schwaab did – she created the Rainbow Loom Club. Yes, Rainbow Loom! Those little bracelets you made in fourth grade with all your friends. However, … More Looming For A Cause By Ella Lowry
Does the world have more wheels or doors? This philosophical question was asked by Ryan Nixon, a resident of Auckland, New Zealand, on Twitter in March 5th of this year. The tweet quickly went viral, with thousands of Twitter users responding to the poll. Users also debated among themselves. “Team Doors” argues that doors are … More “Are There More Wheels or Doors?” By Ella Lowry and Kailey Nicholas
The Viking Journal 