Young Jesuit writers flocked to Room 107 on January 19 and 21 to learn the ins and outs of writing a quality news report.
The Roundup hosted the workshop so aspiring reporters could learn the components of a news story.  The Roundup moderators, English teachers Dr. Michael Degen and Ms. Sheryl Row and history teacher Mr. Fritz Asche, hosted the...
The debate teams of Senior Andrew Miller and Sophomore Tanner Davis along with Juniors James Mantil and Kevin Kim earned fifth place in Varsity at the Coppell Invitational debate tournament on January 7-8, 2011. In the Novice division, freshmen Jackson Pyke and Jeff Melsheimer took third place while sophomores Justin Kang and Ryan Tan took fifth place.
In the varsity division, both teams...
Instructed by biology teacher Mrs. Jan Jones, the Medical Society students quickly don both their safety coats and rubber gloves. Carefully choosing the right surgical tools for the procedure, they begin the meticulous task of dissecting the body of a cat. Precisely creating an incision down the center of the cat with a scalpel, the students identify the digestive...
On Thursday, January 13,  a group of Juniors, Seniors, and Faculty got together for the 9th annual Jesuit Basketball Association (JBA) draft.
The JBA is an intramural basketball league that all Jesuit students can take part in. The league was created nine years ago and has been very successful. Commissioner Ken Howell, entering his fourth year with the league, says, “The league is so successful...
The Jesuit Robotics Club has been a part of the Jesuit tradition for three years now. We travel as far as Atlanta, Georgia and San Antonio, Texas, to compete against high school students from around the world. We make t-shirt cannons and help with Chariot-building at Ranger Day. This year we are beginning a new tradition with the Santa...
The varsity debate team of senior Sterling Johnson and junior Kevin Kim earned first place honors gaining the second seed after the preliminary rounds with a perfect 4-0 record, beating Law Magnet in the finals on a 3-0 decision to win the tournament.
As a result of their first place finish, Johnson and Kim finished their qualification for the state...
How is your back hand? Do you think you have what it takes to be the first Jesuit ping pong champion?
If you think you do then you need to  join the first annual Jesuit Ping Pong Tournament, sponsored by Student Council and the Ping Pong club.
The tournament will invite doubles teams to compete in single elimination brackets. The Ping-Pong...
The Jesuit Journal, a magazine for writers, needs your writing. Any student, no matter the grade or skill level, can and should submit any work they are passionate about to the Jesuit Journal.
People write for the Journal for many different reasons. Many because they simply need an outlet to express something they are passionate about. Like Mark Diaz- Arrastia they "feel...
