Campaigning for StudCo
Soon after the top ten candidates for school president were announced, the Upper hallways and School House corridors were lined with humorous posters and flyers for each candidate. Candidate, and now… [more]
Commencement with John Kerry
Recently, there has been copious discussion amongst students about John F. Kerry returning to St. Paul’s this June. A Massachusetts senator and Form of 1962 graduate of SPS, Kerry is returning to take… [more]
Debating Around the World
It takes over ten hours to travel from the United States to Druskininkai, Lithuania, a town with a population of less than 20,000 people. However, on April 6th, two St. Paul’s students—Claire Branch… [more]
French Invasion
Over the course of the past two weeks, St. Paul’s School became a home to six French exchange students. Flying approximately seven hours to be here, Nina Chanteau, Ary Schlumberger, Julie De Halleux,… [more]
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Campaigning for StudCoSoon after the top ten candidates for school president were announced, the Upper hallways and School House corridors were lined with humorous posters and flyers for each candidate. Candidate, and now school secretary, Jeff Winthrop enlisted the help of Biggie Smalls to adorn his posters, while Talia Lesser jokingly threatened people to vote for her. The overarching theme of everyone’s campaigning was humor and fun. >More
Commencement with John KerryRecently, there has been copious discussion amongst students about John F. Kerry returning to St. Paul’s this June. A Massachusetts senator and Form of 1962 graduate of SPS, Kerry is returning to take part in the baccalaureate service over anniversary weekend. He will give a speech in the Chapel on the Sunday morning before graduation for the sixth formers, their parents, and alumni. >More
Debating Around the WorldIt takes over ten hours to travel from the United States to Druskininkai, Lithuania, a town with a population of less than 20,000 people. However, on April 6th, two St. Paul’s students—Claire Branch ‘10 and Will Scopa ‘11—made this long journey in order to attend this year’s De-bate Worlds competition. But for both of them, the trip was less about the competition itself and more about the friendships, knowledge, and experience they gained. >More
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Samson’s Legacy: BeardvemberA man of unequaled strength, Samson fought and killed many Philistines singlehandly, becoming one of the strongest fighters in the world. Unable to beat him fairly, the Philistines approached the woman he loved, Delilah. After initially refusing she eventually informed them that Sampson’s hair was the secret to his powerful strength. >More
A Dissection of DinnerAh, Thanksgiving…the all-American (and sometimes even Canadian) holiday that brings us home to our families for a much-needed break, seduces us with mouth-watering scents wafting in from the kitchen, and summons us to give thanks for all that we’ve got before plunging into the cold abyss of winter. And here at St. Paul’s, we certainly do have a lot to be thankful for. >More
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Monsters Under Beds: A Photographic TourThere is an old Southern saying that claims “You can tell everything about a man by what’s under his bed.” >More
Top 5: Web CrazesSt. Paul’s comes with its own set of phases. Year to year, students find new ways to entertain themselves while avoiding work. Here’s a look at the top 5 most recent web crazes: >More
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