Oscar Lavitt ’23Contributor A huge uprising never seen before has recently occurred in the stock market. The centre of the … More
Month: March 2021
Kentucky Fried Gaming?
Matthew Stipanović ’22Contributor The console wars are over. Both PlayStation and Xbox have fought valiantly, but have been ultimately defeated … More
Social media: what content do we really value?
Ilia Mehr Bakhsh ’23Contributor The world of social media is a new phenomenon in our society. In the 21st Century, … More
Faith in the West: a continuing decline?
Tony Fiorino ’21Contributor Look at your life. We drift from quiet, barren homes to work and school—the location of our … More
Welcoming Mr. Oliver Capko, S.J.
Myles Cesario ’21Religion Editor Mr. Oliver Capko, S.J. is the newest Jesuit in our school community and perhaps one of the most … More
End of an era: Mr. David Beeston ’76 retires
Darius Martin ’24Contributor Donovan Martin ’22Deputy Editor In mid-January of 2021, celebrated teacher Mr. David Beeston retired from St. Paul’s … More
Review: The Mandalorian
Yash Varma ’24Contributor The Mandalorian Season Two offered a lot to fans and is by far one of the strongest … More
Logan Paul strikes again
Jackson Gordon ’22Science & Tech Editor Riley Wilcosh ’22Film Critic Logan Paul, the YouTuber, actor, boxer, and Pokémon card collector … More
Eric’s Anime Reviews
Eric Fontaine ’22Contributor Your Lie In April: 10/10 Genre: comedy, drama, music, romance, school, slice of life, tragedy Watching Your … More
Black History Month: celebrating music from black artists
Alec Compton ’22Arts & Culture Editor There’s no better time than Black History Month to freshen up one’s knowledge of … More
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