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Katherine Plumber, played by senior Lindsay Frankfort, holds up a copy of The Sun as the newsies celebrate the front page story covering their strike.

Q&A with Jamie Stires-Hardin, Director of “Newsies”

Lauren Baker, Staff Writer • March 9, 2022
Sophomore Lauren Baker talks to the Director of "Newsies" and asks the pressing questions on every theater-lover's mind.
At a rally held by newsies in Medda Larkin’s theater, kids from different boroughs band together to fight for fair working conditions.

Photo Gallery: “Newsies”

Isabella Diaz-Mira, Staff Writer • March 3, 2022
On March 3, 4 and 5, Upper School students will perform “Newsies.” The musical tells the story of the New York City newsboys’ strike of 1899 and revolves around a group of Manhattan “newsies,” their leader, Jack Kelly, and a reporter who goes by Katherine Plumber.
Students who participated in TPSMEA take a selfie after a long day of competitions.

Students in choir, orchestra, band advance to TPSMEA All State

Lucy Walker, Staff Writer • March 2, 2022
On Jan. 27, junior Brayden Mi and other band members enjoyed a three-hour drive to All State in a suburban piloted by their director Nicholas Thomas; however, their journey to All State began months before.
Video: Triton performs Come As You Are by Nirvana

Video: Triton performs “Come As You Are” by Nirvana

James Li, Annie Villa, and Lexi Guo • February 28, 2022
SJS grunge-rock band Triton performs Nirvana's hit song "Come As You Are" inside the studio of drummer Joseph DePinho. 
Video: Mountain Biking Club hits the trail

Video: Mountain Biking Club hits the trail

James Li and Annie Villa • February 21, 2022
Members from the Mountain Biking Club demonstrate their riding skills at The Anthills Bike Park and discuss community engagement.
Sophomore Audrey Liu models her red Skechers Heartbeats sneakers and gray leg warmers.

Students skirt dress code to express individuality

Serina Yan and Annie Villa • February 18, 2022
Throughout the halls of SJS, pops of bright colors and eye-catching patterns shine through a sea of navy and white polo shirts, plaid skirts and beige khakis. Although every student wears a uniform, many still find ways to stand out.
Colin McCullough, the lead singer of Triton, belts out the lyrics of “Cherub Rock” by The Smashing Pumpkins.

Photo Gallery: Seniors show off musical talents at Senior Celebration assembly

Lexi Guo, Online Photo/Video Editor • February 17, 2022
On Wednesday, Feb. 9, seniors showed off their skills in the annual Senior Celebration assembly. 
The alma mater is sung at every chapel in the Middle, Lower and Upper School.

Alma mater unites community, raises student morale

Jennifer Liu, Staff Writer • February 10, 2022
The alma mater, which is sung at every chapel, raises students' morale and allows the community to reflect on the important things in their lives.
In only a few months, Wordle has exploded from a side project for a few family members into an international sensation with millions of players.

Wardle’s Wordle Wins Over the World

Aleena Gilani, Staff Writer • February 9, 2022
In only a few months, Wordle has exploded from a side project for a few family members into an international sensation with millions of players. The browser game has gained recognition everywhere from Saturday Night Live sketches to St. John’s classrooms.
Members from the Automotive Club showcase their vehicles and address inclusivity within the car enthusiast community.

Video: Automotive Club

James Li, Lexi Guo, Richard Liang, and Drew Adams • February 1, 2022
Members from the Automotive Club showcase their vehicles, and officer Garett Young addresses inclusivity within the car enthusiast community.
A spike in SJS Covid cases over the holidays necessitated modified celebrations. Senior Afraaz Malick, Executive Managing Editor, had to distance from his family on Christmas day.

All I want for Christmas is . . . Antibodies

Lucy Walker and Ellison Albright • January 25, 2022
Over the course of Winter break, several students and teachers contracted Covid, prompting unorthodox celebrations.
Along with choreography, lighting design was entirely student-run. Junior Diane Guo set the lights for senior Catherine Lu’s piece Already Gone, allowing the audience to only see the dancers’ silhouettes at times, creating a dramatic effect.

Student Choreography Showcase returns to in-person format, features original dances

Mia Hirshfeld, Staff Writer • January 13, 2022
On Jan. 7, students and parents gathered to watch the annual Student Choreography Showcase. Over the past year, dance students took improv classes and rehearsed for weeks to prepare for the almost entirely student-driven production. 
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