Ben Woodard '25, Associate Editor

Regarding tennis, many watched and idolized Roger Federer and Serena Williams. The tennis world busted into shock when Serena retired during her last U.S. Open run. Now, a few weeks later, Federer decides to end his tennis career at the 2022 Laver Cup. Most people considering him the greatest of all time, Roger Federer is an inspiration and exemplifies all...

Great sportsmanship, passionate atmosphere, and a winning mentality have shaped this year's Jesuit tennis team. The team has a record of 2-1 and have played some excellent matches this early fall season so far. The Rangers have executed a winning dominance this season and plan to carry out this great mentality for the upcoming weeks. The Rangers accomplished great...

"For the two or three weeks leading up to the procedure we just knew there was a scheduled date, we knew that the donor was available and had passed all the tests, and that was it. So, he didn't tell any of us even until well after the procedure. So finding out after the fact was kind of a...

Mrs. Hudec, Latin teacher for Honors Latin 2, Latin 3, and Honors Latin 3, is one of the newest additions to Jesuit's staff. Her joy and love for the subject has made the first week enjoyable for many students. Recently, I had a chance to interview her about her life and her thoughts on Jesuit. Interview with Mrs. Hudec Why did...

This summer, from July 25th to July 30th ten Jesuit students competed in the National Junior Classical League (JCL) convention in the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. The students who competed includes Tres Gordon '23, Michael Hasenfratz '25, Flyn Hughs '25, Greg Kimatian '25, Miguel Mancilla '25, Nestor Resendiz '25, Thomas Westerman '25, Ben Woodard '25, and Ryan Zito...

Hard-working, determined, and inspirational are just some of the words to describe each teacher at Jesuit. Recently, Jesuit held a faculty banquet where teacher that went above and beyond were awarder for their hard work. Each award recognizes a teacher for a different attribute the do well as a teacher. All teachers were excited to win their award and...

Earlier this month, Jesuit initiated its pro-life club that was started by Adam Hauser and many other Jesuit faculty members. This club helps students and the community understand the pro-life message. Hopefully, as the club grows, they will be able to have informational meetings about larger topics that reach outside of Jesuit. As the club leads into next year,...

As you might now, Cinco de Mayo is coming up soon, and I wanted to share with you a great dish to celebrate this holiday with, guacamole. Guacamole is delicious because of its creamy and spicy components to the dip carried on a tortilla chip. History and Popularity of Guacamole Guacamole essentially is mashed avocados with many spices. It was first...