Thursday, December 19, 2024

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Welcome everyone. In this episode, Ben Eppich '24 and I talk about our experience with college admissions, navigating the college admissions process alongside our peers and counselors, and our advice to underclassmen about how one should approach college admissions. It's a great listen for rising seniors and juniors who may not be unsure of their next path. We discuss...
Around two weeks ago, I semi-re-watched the film In the Mood For Love by legendary Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Kai-war. I started watching the movie a few months ago, sometime in September. Still, I only got halfway through the film before stopping and never really got back to finishing it. I eventually gave up on finishing it and decided it...
In my last Cowboy article, I stated that the Cowboys will yet again be a disappointment in the playoffs, with them barely making the playoffs only to get booted in the wildcard round. But reflecting on the Cowboys season, my predictions may potentially be wrong if the Cowboys are able to capitalize in there situation. While I will still...
Welcome back to the Jesuit Ranger Experience Podcast! Recently, Ben and I had the opportunity to interview and profile theology teacher Mr. Harrington. This was our first podcast profiling faculty here at Jesuit, unlike articles. We dive deep into his job teaching at Jesuit, his love for filmmaking and baseball, and learning about what he does in his free...
The Overview of the King Crab The red king crab, a formidable crustacean renowned for its colossal size and distinct reddish color, commands attention in the frigid waters of the northern Pacific and the Barents Sea. Also known as Paralithodes camtschaticus, this species stands out not only for its impressive appearance but also for its economic importance and ecological impact. Native...
On the coast of Greece, near the island of Kea, beneath the shimmering blue waters of the Mediterranean, there lies a wreck of a once graceful ship that has remained there since November 21st, 1916. Once meant to be the grandest ship ever to sail on the Atlantic, she never got to live the live the life that was...
  Since 1986, the Jesuit Dallas Museum has hosted many impressive works of art and exhibits. Most recently, Dutch artist Johannes Boekhoudt, kindly gave a series of 10 paintings from his new Without a Face series. Each painting depicts children experiencing war and catastrophe all around them. His vision is that the children are advocates for the horrendous situations of...
Every baseball season, the goal is the same. Win the World Series. For some, winning it would mean much more than for others. And for a franchise that has never won one in its franchise's history, it means more than any other team in the league.  "Everything i've ever worked for is for this moment" - Marcus Semien (2b) After losing...

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