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Noah Johnson '18

A member of the 2018 class, Noah enjoys referring to himself in the 3rd person as well as eating and cooking food, socks (but only if they're fun), listening to assorted soundtracks, and occasionally dabbling in backflips, to his face's chagrin and pain.

A Barking Good Time: Ringing in the New Year

You saw a puppy, you clicked a link, and now you're here, so let me greet you, Happy New Year! That's right, it's a new year, in fact, it's a new lunar year. As of February the 15th, welcome to the Year of the Dog, according to the Chinese...

The Feed One Event: A Drive to Remember

Jesuit students, huddled around tables, filling bags with the sustenance of life, prepared 87,000 meals for hungry children in Zambia. 87,000 of anything is an enormous amount, but to have 87,000 meals, packaged by hand in one day, is a major accomplishment, an accomplishment which will feed 761 orphans...

Brother, Why Must I Park Far?

For years, Jesuit students who fail to get a junior lot parking pass have been pushed to the outskirts of the school and forced to make the perilous walks from Willow to school, regardless of weather. These students struggle through the rain and cold to make a slightly longer walk...

The Year of the Rooster

Freshly brewed tea being ceremoniously poured and drank, dumplings preparing in a steamer, sweetened rice cakes being munched on by hungry students, and an assortment of other cultural foods rapidly being consumed, students gathered together to celebrate the Lunar New Year. The Jesuit Chinese Club has been putting on a...

Preview Day 2016: The New and the Old

​Young 8th graders touring the hallways, curious adults asking questions to the faculty, and teachers eager to meet potential students, all coming together to create the standard scene of a Jesuit Preview Day. This year many new techniques were implemented for a better and more informative Preview Day; however some...