Jesuit Dallas is known for its excellence in athletics, academics, and extracurricular activities. At this school, there are more than 100 sports, clubs, and extracurriculars, with a vast majority of the student body participating in at least one of...
In the southernmost part of mainland Spain lies the Autonomous Community of Andalusia. This region, the last stronghold of the Moors in Spain, is known for its vibrant culture, cultural sights, and unique geography, which is unlike any other...
Gentrification in Seoul: The Correlation Between Commercial and Residential Dynamics
Abstract
This literature review examines the phenomenon of gentrification in Seoul, South Korea, narrowing down on its impact on residential and commercial real markets, as well as population dynamics. Gentrification has...
The modern NBA has turned into a glorified three-point contest, where centers camp out at the arc, layups are for cowards, and every possession feels like watching someone play NBA 2K on rookie mode. Where has true basketball gone,...
Many successful businesses started from humble beginnings, with entrepreneurs working tirelessly to bring their ideas to life. Companies like Apple, Amazon, and Google started in garages or dorm rooms, and through hard work and determination, they grew to become...
A good teacher isn’t hard to find. A good teacher understands the class, explains course material, teaches in an effective way, and connects with students. A good teacher molds students into better versions of themselves academically and personally. And...
The first place ribbon your freshman homeroom won at Ranger Day. The homecoming garter you kept from your sophomore and junior homecoming dances. The smooth rock from your Senior Kairos retreat, symbolizing the steadfast foundation Jesuit has provided the...
The Jesuit Dallas Alma Mater's origins have been a subject of myth around the school for many years. The occasional murmur appears, though is quelled by waves of haters unwilling to believe. However, in order to find its origins...
The 1947 season was the worst Jesuit ever played in its history, amounting to only two wins and four losses. Despite their new coach, Ed Maher, and various strategic implements, the Rangers would still require better forms of leadership,...
