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The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

The Rubicon

The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

The Rubicon

While some sports require helmets or other gear to minimize the risk of injury, these sports still carry a high ratio of player concussions. (Created in Canva)

[INFOGRAPHIC] Top sports for teen concussions

Sarah Oppenheim, Ibid Yearbook April 30, 2020
Sports concussions can impact student life in unexpected ways. These are the top 6 sports for head injury in the U.S.
An average of 2.5 million high schoolers are concussed while playing sports or being physically active.

Concussions impact athletes in game and in school

Elle Chen, RubicOnline February 26, 2020
It is extremely important to be careful and properly equipped while participating in any physical activity. Although being careful won’t prevent all concussions, it will definitely lower the chances of getting one.
[BOOK REVIEW] Things That Make White People Uncomfortable

[BOOK REVIEW] Things That Make White People Uncomfortable

Breandan Gibbons, The Rubicon TV: Executive Producer May 3, 2018
In his book, Things That Make White People Uncomfortable, Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Michael Bennett challenges fears and tries to start a conversation for change.
Freshmen Freddy Keillor and Oscar Millerhaller sit down to take their ImPACT baseline test in 

the Dining Hall on Oct. 23. “It’s good that we take this test and I’m glad they make us because it 

is more safe,” freshman Freddy Keillor said.

ImPACT testing provides valuable information to athletes and coaches

Clare Tipler, News Editor October 28, 2014

Every new sports season, St.Paul Academy and Summit School student athletes get announcements about taking the ImPACT test. What exactly is this test and why do students need to take it? Four to 5...

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