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The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

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Seniors posed for a post-game picture with their cutouts, a team tradition.

[PHOTO GALLERY] Girls soccer celebrates senior night

Martha Sanchez, RubicOnline October 7, 2019
Girls soccer honored graduating seniors last Thursday in a halftime ceremony.
Midfielder Helen Bartlett said, My favorite songs on the playlist are Sunrise by Childish Gambino, and Electric Love by Børns.

[SPOTIFY PLAYLIST] GVS hits the (perfect) ‘pitch’ for Homecoming

Bobby Verhey, Social Media Manager September 26, 2019
The girls varsity soccer team takes on St. Anthony Village on Lang Field in the school homecoming game. Read to see the playlist they use to get ready for their games.
At the end of each sports season, teams play a section tournament in hopes of making it to state.

Spring season playoffs bud hope for state

Bobby Verhey, Social Media Manager May 23, 2019
At the end of each sports season, teams play a section tournament in hopes of making it to state. Click here to read about how each team is preparing and their expectations for the tournament.
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?"
Junior Maddy Bretons zebrafish setup. Breton is among the many students who take ASR to further their passion for science.

Advanced Science Research encourages variety in experiments

Martha Sanchez, RubicOnline Editor February 24, 2019
Advanced Science Research students have begun a variety of experiments that seek to discover new ideas.
Junior Helen Bartlett works on her Chemistry homework. It [science] gives you what you need to uncover the truth, she said.

Community evaluates value of science in current world

Martha Sanchez, RubicOnline Editor January 26, 2019
Students and teachers evaluate what science means to them.
A sign made by SADD at the Huss Centers parking lot exit reminds people to not text and drive.

Distance from distractions makes driving safer

Noor Christava, Staff Writer October 31, 2018
Security and Students Against Destructive Decisions set reminders for student drivers to make smart choices behind the wheel.
“My friend and I were sitting in my dad’s bedroom. I was doing my nails and she was playing volleyball with a volleyball. She bumped the ball and hit the bottle of nail polish and it spilled everywhere on the carpet. It was hot pink nail polish on a white carpet. We tried to clean it up and we googled methods to get rid of it, but it wasn’t coming out. I tried vacuuming it and I sprayed hairspray on it, and we tried to soak it out, scrape, and scrub it, but it just made it worse. My dad then came home and cried about it. We haven’t replaced the carpet yet because it’s very expensive.” - 9th grader Nina Starchook

Falling flat on your face

Lizzie Kristal, Rubicon Editor October 28, 2018
Students and faculty stand back up after embarrassing moments.
Juniors Helen Bartlett and Martha Sanchez twin in their soccer gear.

Homecoming week’s twin day returns as a creative SPA favorite

Emma Sampson, RubicOnline Editor September 25, 2018
Twin day during homecoming week allows for students to dress identically with both friends and teachers.
Marijuana has been fully legalized (including medicinal and recreational use) in nine states, while many have only defined its use in medical treatment as legal. “One of the biggest things is that [marijuana legalization] allows a legal market, so it can be taxed. It also allows for job creation and private enterprise, so theres an entire new market to be entered; its a great tax benefit for the government as well, Elsaesser said. Data source:  Marijuana Policy Project

Continuing the chemical health conversation: marijuana legalization

Sharee Roman, Photographer January 29, 2018
The recent legalization of recreational marijuana in California sparked discussion of the merits and drawbacks of marijuana use and legalization.
Junior Andrew Johnson fights for the ball during the drunk goggle course.

PHOTO GALLERY: SADD hosts annual drunk goggle obstacle course

Emma Sampson, RubicOnline Editor January 26, 2018
On Jan. 25 during X-period, SADD hosted the third annual drunk goggle obstacle course.
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