In part two of this series I will be analyzing the next two songs on Kendrick's album. These songs are "King Kunta" and "Institutionalized," both popular favorites from Kendrick fans. Furthermore, these two songs beautifully expand on the first two tracks and help contribute to the weighty theme of the album.
King Kunta:
This song represents Kendrick persisting resistance against the...
In this article and series, I will be going song through song on "To Pimp A Butterfly" and revealing the lasting meaning shed by each track. This renowned album by Kendrick Lamar Duckworth, a musical virtuoso and renowned storyteller, offers deeper layers of meaning with each listen. As a Pulitzer Prize winner, Kendrick's work is groundbreaking, with each track...
On May 23, the Jesuit Dallas community came together to celebrate the Junior Class and their achievements throughout the school year. The Junior Convocation is the largest convocation with the most scholarships being awarded to the rising seniors. This celebration highlights all of the unique qualities that the Junior class contributes to the school.
The Awards
St. Stanislaus Kostka Award
The Office...
With the first year of the Class of '27 coming to an end, these freshmen begin to think about their sophomore service choices. The goal of sophomore service is to help students develop empathy and see other people's circumstances and to care about them. The reason Jesuit does so many programs is not only to help them, but to...
I first encountered Mr. Vu at the beginning of sophomore year in my honors geometry class. I had always seen him around in the halls, but never really talked to him. As the year progressed, I got close with him through our random interactions in the hallway and in class. I loved his class and the special bonds he...
I was scrolling through my feed and I discovered an extinct fish called Sacabambaspis, and I thought I should share some information I learned about it.
Description
Sacabambaspis was approximately 10 inches in length. The body shape of this unique fish vaguely resembled an oversized tadpole with a large head, flat body, wriggling tail, and lack of fins. It had funny...
On May 9, 2024, The Roundup hosted its annual banquet. This special occasion celebrates the numerous accomplishments contributed by student writers and club moderators. Ranging from captivating community profiles to comprehensive coverage of global politics, The Roundup’s growing success is manifested through energetic staff writers and strong leadership under its current Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor. Finally, all of this...
Despite facing rigorous challenges and unexpected setbacks, the Jesuit FRC Robotics Team has emerged from the season with heads held high, showcasing their resilience, determination, and unwavering spirit. Under the guidance of their dedicated mentor and coach, Mr. Couvillon, the team embarked on a journey marked by both triumphs and tribulations, proving themselves as a force to be reckoned...
