Overjoyed freshman from Hockaday, Ursuline, and Jesuit hurriedly packed themselves into the Terry Center, on the night of August 31st, for an evening of mingling, dancing, and huge prizes. The annual freshmen mixer represents a major tradition that the Jesuit community has carried on for years, perhaps on par with “Ranger Day” and maybe even Homecoming.
The music at this...
On February 15-19, as students across Texas had classes canceled, residents in DFW saw 3-5 inches of snow across the week. Teachers had to quickly shift lesson plans and prepare for the storm. I recently had the opportunity to interview freshman guidance counselors Mr. Marr and Mr. Murphy about his storm preparations and story.
Interview - Mr. Marr
Are there any...
Republicans blocked a Democratic move in the Senate Judiciary Committee to delay the confirmation process. Their leader then declared, “We have the votes” to prevail.
With confirmation all but assured, senators grappled over the legitimacy and precedent of an election-season vote.
The question-and-answer segment of the hearing this week was marked by general civility and respect for the nominee. On the...
The traditions and activities surrounding prom are always a great experience. What's not to love about getting dressed up in a hot tuxedo and take pictures for an hour before congregating on a crowded dance floor. Prom is always bound to be a fun night filled with memorable experiences.
The 2015 prom was the first for the 2016 class, whereas the...
Every year the underclassmen of America gather together to share in one of the most widespread inside jokes: PSAT memes. Though the college board is most certainly able to very effectively prohibit the spread of test materials, some rebellious teens create images that confuse and confound all but their peers. Sadly, my signature on previous years' test forbids me from...
Over the past week, Jesuit students have noticed yellow pins on their peer's blazers. Part of the newest organization at Jesuit named Hope Squad, the goal is to increase the inclusion and connectedness of students. Furthermore, Hope Squad is a program implemented across the country. Currently, it is in 950+ schools and 30 states. Students in Hope Squad are...
On Monday, January 13, Robert Smith, MD, a cardiac surgeon, came to present to Jesuit's Medical Society to explain his path to becoming a successful cardiac surgeon. Dr. Smith is the Vice-Chair of Cardiac Surgery at Baylor Scott and White: The Heart
Hospital Plano, where he focuses on the heart team approach to finding treatments of
structural heart problems that limit...
One of the many milestones for every Jesuit senior, taking place after Senior Prom, Senior Convocation, Special Games, and just before graduation, is the Senior Mass and Breakfast. This year's Senior Mass and Breakfast was celebrated on Mother's Day, May 11th, with Mass in the Terry Center and breakfast in the Westin Galleria.
This Mass and breakfast is a sign of...
