The famous freshman bug project, an event listed under “Traditions” on the Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas Wikipedia page, was just completed last Monday, May 6th, as 280 freshmen turned in their projects. The collection, the most well-known event among freshmen, has a rich history, having existed for over 30 years. Chase Ryan ’16, a [...]
May 17, 2013 Jack Durham '16 Academics, Best of the Week, News Last Saturday, May 4th, Jesuit Lacrosse made its way to its third consecutive state semi-finals to face off against ESD at Clark High School in Plano. After a hard-fought game of emotional play, Jesuit gave up a goal in the final seconds to make this the second year in a row to lose in the [...]
May 13, 2013 Pierce Durham '14, Photography by Kelly McClure Best of the Week, Sports My dearest Jesuit Brothers, As the summer begins to call the names of upwards of 1,200 students that attend Jesuit, that can only mean one thing – the school year is dwindling. As for myself, that means my time at Jesuit is coming to an end. Beginning May 25, 2013, my tenure as a Jesuit [...]
May 13, 2013 Aidan Johnston '13, Sports Editor Best of the Week, Sports Not even the jingle bells attached to the heels of his Bishop Lynch rival would intimidate Jan Meterka, his legs moving like pistons, the sweat dripping off his face, as he crossed the finish line of the 4×440 relay. Victory at last. Materka’s victory that afternoon in 1972 was one among many accomplishments that secured [...]
May 12, 2013 Justin Rubenstein '14 Best of the Week, Profiles, Series, Sports The best ever. Three words, at the forefront of every’s athletes theoretical goals sheet. The ultimate accomplishment for any athlete, to be included in the same sentence as those three magical words. For one former Jesuit athlete this dream became a reality in the Terry Center on Saturday May 11, as Michael Hollimon ’01 [...]
May 12, 2013 John Michael Lucido '14 Best of the Week, Profiles, Sports From his high school career at Jesuit to his collegiate career at Rhodes College to his eventual professional career in the USFL, Jim Hever ’82 asserted his dominance in the athletic arena and remains one of the most decorated football players to ever wear the blue and gold. One of Jesuit’s great athletes, Hever was [...]
May 12, 2013 Pierce Durham '14 Best of the Week, Profiles, Sports Jesuit soccer has always dominated state competition both in TCIL and in UIL. Hundreds of Jesuit soccer players have come and gone, some talented enough to play in college, and a few even turning pro. However, one former Jesuit soccer player excelled not only as a player, but also as a student at Jesuit and [...]
May 12, 2013 Aaron Stonecipher '14, Editor-in-Chief Best of the Week, Profiles, Sports Dear Everyone, Dee here with one last advice column. There is no specific question or topic I will be covering with this one, and if you’ve read all my other columns, you know I’m keen to go on rants, so, with no topic at hand, this one could get a little crazy. AWWWW YEEEAAAAAHHHH. Ahem, [...]
It’s after school Thursday April, 18th. All the students have gone home but the faculty remains on campus. The men and women who have dedicated their lives to teaching and running Jesuit have all gathered for a special dinner and awards ceremony. As the award ceremony begins to pick up, the announcer begins to describe [...]
May 5, 2013 Jackson Slaughter '15 Best of the Week, News, Profiles