Wednesday, March 12, 2025

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All Jesuit students know the feeling of anticipation as they shuffle through their mail during the spring of their 8th grade year. They have...
"The Things We Think We're Missing" Balance and Composure 09/28/2013 Balance and Composure The Things We Think We're Missing Album Review No Sleep Records Released September 10, 2013 Genre: Alternative...
  September 20 marked the release of the iPhone 5S and 5C, the newest generation of Apple’s flagship product. The new 5S features include increased...
One of the biggest questions for those going to Jesuit Homecoming is where you and your date will go to dinner before the dance....
After 3 years in high school, many Jesuit students in the class of 2014 have come to know just about all 261 students in...
Homecoming is almost upon us, and it’s time to scramble and find a homecoming date. Now the first step in asking someone to homecoming is...
“Breaking Bad isn’t a show, it’s a religion” –Pierce Durham.  Sunday saw the greatest TV series of my generation come to a close, and...
Touché Amoré Is Survived By Album Review Deathwish Inc. Released September 23, 2013 Genre: Hardcore Punk, Post-Hardcore, Emo, Screamo, Alternative Rock A Quote from Hardcore Punk Newcomer (and fellow...

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