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With Spring sports just around the corner, SJCP is gearing up for the last sports season of the school year. Bronson Taylor, a senior here at Saint John’s, is getting ready for his last year of high school baseball before college. He recently committed to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, a Division 1 school, … More Pitch Perfect By Jasmine Milbourne
Aristotle once spoke of art, “The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.” Art represents something different for everybody. Some people treasure their favorite poems, while others fawn over Monet and Starry Night. For Mrs. Bernadette Miller, art is her life’s passion. The beloved art teacher … More Art Appreciation by Jasmine Milbourne
It is almost August, and for almost every senior that means college application season! Although this time of year can be stressful it is important to realize there are many resources out there to help. One of the many great resources at SJCP is the counseling department. The counseling staff are trained to know … More College Admission Resources By Jasmine Milbourne
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)
This year, Cabaret Night took place in the Multipurpose Room at Saint John’s. This second annual event allowed many students (and friends) to showcase their talents. The night was a blast, where the audience was treated to songs by Harry Styles and Rihanna. The Fine Arts Department at Saint John’s also got to show off … More Cabaret Night 2022
Baseball has held a special place in the hearts of Americans for decades. The first official game happened in 1846 between cricket players and the N.Y. Knickerbockers, one of the first organized baseball teams in the U.S. The game took off when played as a recreational sport during The Civil War, and the sport has … More Josh Skowronski, Future Wildcat By Jasmine Milbourne
Class rings are a tradition celebrated throughout the U.S. for multiple reasons. Juniors receive them for remembrance of their time in either high school or college. The rings serve as a reminder of all one has or may accomplish throughout their academic and social careers at a particular school. At Saint John’s, the celebration of … More Junior Ring Ceremony
For centuries, women have fought for their rightful place in society. From domestic labor to the workforce, the world functions because of women and their achievements. The stereotype of women has long been misconceived to fit society’s standards of what a female should be. Women were subjected to stereotypical myths that prohibited them from competing … More Women In Sports By Jasmine Milbourne
Early in the twentieth century, a college student went to Washington D.C. to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of emancipation. Since then, the idea of Black History and the integration of African American studies has spread throughout the world. Carter G. Woodson, a college student at the University of Chicago, inspired millions of people, years later, … More The Impact of The Black Student Union By Jasmine Milbourne
Welcome to Mock Trial, one of the twenty-seven clubs SJCP offers. For those who are unaware, Mock Trial is a competitive club in which a fake court case is debated by 12 students. Six students pose as attorneys and another six students pose as witnesses in a trial. The team is broken up into two … More “What is Mock Trial?” By Jasmine Milbourne
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