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The official student newspaper of St. John's School.

The Review
The official student newspaper of St. John's School.

The Review
Leila Pulaski

Leila Pulaski, Design Editor-in-Chief

Leila is a senior, and this is her third year on The Review.

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The Review was named a Pacemaker award finalist for the third time since 2015 and the second year in a row.

[Photo] The Review named finalist for Pacemaker award

September 11, 2019
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[Photo] Henry Wessel

April 1, 2019
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[Photo] Kyle Puckett

April 1, 2019
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[Photo] Will Jackson

April 1, 2019
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[Photo] Mia Fares

April 1, 2019
Stage manager Lucy Curtis works in the sound booth, following along in her script as actors run scenes in Lowe Theater. As stage manager, she organizes the shows cast, gives backstage cues and facilitates communication between director and the set crew.

[Photo] Behind the scenes, stage managers ensure show goes on

March 21, 2019
International Club sponsor Aline Means adorned her booth with traditional Chilean items and a trifold decorated with facts and images.

[Photo] International Fair exhibits unique cultures, traditions of countries

March 8, 2019
AAAG president Genson Hooper-Price addresses students and faculty at the forum.

[Photo] Students lead forum on diversity following racist social media post

February 11, 2019
Lower Schoolers listen to Guinns speech.

[Photo] All-School Chapel highlights Statement on Community and Inclusion

February 4, 2019
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[Photo] Pod on the Quad: The Pannill Panel

January 2, 2019
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[Photo] Why varsity athletics should prioritize passion over skill

December 10, 2018
Junior Mia Fares competes in a nationwide French Kahoot! game while fellow peers encourage her.

[Photo] Junior nabs $50 in French trivia Kahoot

December 9, 2018
Panic attacks can have a greater impact on academic performance for teens with anxiety. Silas, whose name has been changed to protect his privacy, not only experiences panic attacks but also anxiety regarding his panic attacks. Silas would worry about what people would think if they witnessed him having a panic attack, which became a self-fulfilling prophecy and lead him to suffer two or three panic attacks each day. From On pencils and needles: How anxiety affects students (Laney Chang and Abigail Poag).

[Photo] Photo Gallery: Special Wellness Issue

November 26, 2018
The football team bursts through the Not Without Honor banner to begin the game.

[Photo] Best of Kinkaid Week

November 16, 2018
Juniors Sofia Castore and Beckett Vine write well-wishes on a quilt made by Community Service Coordinator Marci Bahr. The quilt will be delivered to McKone in the hospital when all space is filled up.

[Photo] ‘Where there’s a Will there’s a way’: School relaxes rule on fundraising to support ailing junior

November 6, 2018
The Review seniors show off their Falcon colors on Dress Like Kinkaid Day.

[Photo] Best of Dress Like Kinkaid Day

November 1, 2018
Anthony Brandt, father of senior Lucian Bennett-Brandt, discussed his book about creativity at this years Book Fair Assembly.

[Photo] Visiting author undertakes research in human creativity

October 11, 2018
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[Photo] A Day at the Urban Harvest Farmers Market

October 9, 2018
Sophomore step up: George Caldwell will be the starting quarterback for the game against Second Baptist on Sept. 7.

[Photo] Gow injured, Caldwell becomes ‘next man up’

September 7, 2018
At a young age, Latin teacher Kim Dickson struggled to find Asian-Americans represented positively in media.

[Photo] #AsianAugust: Asian-American representation in media trends upward

September 25, 2018
Juniors Jordan Fullen and Christine Wang discuss PRISM, the schools club for LGBTQ+ students and allies.

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The new carts will provide a safer, more environment-friendly way to transport people across campus.

[Photo] Electric carts replace school vans, help preserve environment

September 13, 2018
From left: seniors Dylan May, Travis Allday, Mark Laborde, Drew Woodfolk and Julien Fenouil enjoy coffee at the Rice Village Starbucks.

Coffee Club

Leila Pulaski, Staff Writer
April 19, 2018
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[Photo] March for Our Lives pushes for gun reform

April 2, 2018
Sophomores Maggie and Kate Foshee

Katherine and Margaret: Three pairs of twins share same names

Leila Pulaski, Staff Writer
March 26, 2018
Freshman Lindsey Price often practices outside of school with the other freshmen on the varsity team.

[Photo] Girls’ lacrosse adds three freshmen to varsity

March 24, 2018
Over 100 sophomores separated into three service shifts to sort books and care packages.

Sophomores sort books, build care packages for class project

Sara Doyle and Leila Pulaski
February 22, 2018
Garvin Gaston (99) started working at St. Johns this year as an Algebra II and Geometry teacher after most recently working at an African safari.

Class Act: Math teacher Garvin Gaston

Leila Pulaski, Staff Writer
February 14, 2018
Junior Clara Brotzen-Smith will compete in her fourth Junior Olympics in Memphis from Feb. 16-19.

Junior ready to fence in upcoming Junior Olympics

Fareen Dhuka and Leila Pulaski
February 7, 2018
Stranger Things season two continues an already successful 80s aesthetic.

Under Review: “Stranger Things” season 2

Leila Pulaski, Staff Writer
December 19, 2017
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