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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

INTERNATIONAL INTERACTIONS. Students from the Economics course chose four individuals from across the world to send a loan to through Kiva.

Economics students provide financial aid through Kiva

Elizabeth Trevathan, RubicOnline April 4, 2022
Through their Economics course this semester, students have entered the microfinance world.
Senior Dante Gilbert works on the robotics team newest creation, which was used in last years competition. Senior Naci Konar-Steenberg said, “The motto [Of FIRST] is ‘Gracious Professionalism’, and that heavily focuses on trying to remain professional, mainly trying your best at robotics, while also trying to remain gracious in kind to team members, yourself, and the environment in the local engineering community.

[SCHILLING SCOOP] Robotics readies for competition

Kevin Chen, RubicOnline September 29, 2021
Robotics regains a sense of normalcy as the group bands together as they build.
Sophomore Annika Rock carries 19 pounds in her backpack. She carries her laptop, textbooks, and multiple folders for different classes. Rock thinks that new lockers should be put into the recently renovated Thompson wing, as lockers were there prior to the revamp of the wing.

What’s in that backpack?

Mason Brooks, Staff Writer May 24, 2019
Backpacks litter the halls and lockers go unused. Students carry upwards of 20 pounds on their backs from class to class.
This sound sculpture entitled, “Baboon Fountain”, was created by Eleanor Smith, Sevy Hayes, Sam Zelazo, and Harry Mahmic. “We layered bamboo so [water] would fall on to different objects and those objects would make different sounds”Sevy Hayes said.

[PHOTO STORY] Sound sculptures showcased and critiqued

Katya Sjaastad, RubicOnline Editor May 23, 2019
Ninth Grade Physics's annual Sound Sculpture Showcase was held on May 23.
Students used the Baby filter on Snapchat to answer the question: What is your favorite childhood memory?

[FILTERED] Students share their favorite childhood memory

Bobby Verhey, Social Media Manager May 23, 2019
Students used the "Baby" filter on Snapchat to answer the question: "What is your favorite childhood memory?"
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