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Authors Articles by Jacob Chostner '25

Jacob Chostner '25

Jacob Chostner '25
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The United States leads the world in new incarcerations. The United States confines over 2 million individuals, the most in the world, and an increase of 500% since the 1980s (¦). 97% of federal-level convictions result from plea bargains. 94% of state criminal convictions result from plea bargains (¨). The recidivism rate in the United States is among the...
Tottenham in turmoil! Last season in the Premier League, the small North London club struggled to keep pace with its large counterparts (like Arsenal). They lost key players, their manager, their director of football, and in true Tottenham fashion, won no trophies. But, last July, Tottenham decided to make a change. They introduced a brand new coach with an exciting...
The Jesuit soccer team kicked off district games January 9th at Highland Park. Since then, Jesuit have only conceded three goals in their seven matchups, but scored 11. They've been on fire this year, currently sitting 2nd place in the district. Additionally, MaxPreps has them ranked 7th in the state for 6A soccer (2.7.24). Here are a couple recaps...
The European soccer season is back in action. And the second half of the season is crucial to title ambitions and team rebuilds. I'm here to provide some information about what the top teams need this window, and their financial ability to fulfill those needs. The top team's needs heading into this window Many teams look to the January transfer window...
The role of a manager in soccer is similar to that of the head coach in football. He oversees the team, the players, the tactics, the transfers and most other aspects of the playing side of a soccer club. They are, put plainly, the deciding factor of the success of the club. Without a good manager, players become disorganized...
The Women's World Cup recently concluded in Australia where Spain reigned victorious and took home the trophy, beating close favorites England. To achieve this, they overcame strong sides like Sweden and the Netherlands while missing Alexia Putellas, a Women's Ballon d'Or frontrunner, due to injury. This, among player protests against poor management from the coach and lack of funding...
It's time. It's finally our year. All of those times that I said it before, I was just kidding. We have the best team, the best players, the best offense, the best defense, and the best food at any stadium. It's okay that we lost our first two preseason games because they were just preseason games and Trevor Lawrence...
On February 29, 2023, the Class of 2025 arrived on campus for their sophomore retreat. To understand more about the retreat, I interviewed the sophomore counselors and a student. Mr. Williams' Thoughts When asked about whether the retreat was a success, Mr. Williams said: "Yes. The sophomores spent time together, feeling a little bit of camaraderie, and have some moments where...

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