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The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

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The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

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Senior Rahul Dev passes the disc to senior Larry Chen while US History teacher Ryan Oto guards on May 4 on Lang field.

[PHOTO GALLERY] Faculty overpowers seniors at ultimate

Mimi Geller, Director of RubicOnline May 5, 2018
Faculty participants defeated senior students in an organized game of ultimate frisbee on May 4.
Senior Flannery Enneking-Norton finishes the race strong for first overall.

Spartan Cross-Country competes hard in conference meet

Peter Blanchfield, RubicOnline Editor October 19, 2017
The Boys and GIrls Cross-country teams competed in the IMAC meet on October 12.
Senior Larry Chen gets low and throws the frissbee to a teammate.

First ultimate frisbee tournament kicks off Homecoming

Annie Bottern, RubicOnline Editor October 1, 2017
Seniors Nikolaus Elsaeser and Ezra Cohen host SPA's first ever Ultimate Frisbee tournament.
Runners begin their warm-up at practice.

Take an inside look at the track and field team

Quinn Christensen and Melissa Nie April 21, 2017
Track offers athletic skill that can be used for a lifetime.
Junior Larry Chen has spent the past two summers working with children at summer camps in China with China Service Ventures. I was a counselor for kids who are less privileged and who might not be able to afford a natural summer camp, Chen said. Submitted Photo:

Community Service Spotlight: Chen teaches children English in China

Mimi Geller, RubicOnline Editor November 4, 2016
Junior Larry Chen travels to China to be a counselor at a summer camp and helps teach children English.
Christine Schwichtenbergs advisory hands out candy to those that pass by.

High school students participate in trick-or-treating during advisory

Kelby Wittenberg, Photojournalist November 3, 2016
A yearly high school tradition returned on November 1st, as students ventured out to collect candy from peers.
EXTRINSIC OR INTRINSIC. Information for this infographic was collected from a poll sent out to 200 St. Paul Academy and Summit School students grades 9-12, of which 18% responded. The sticky notes and arrows represent information about goal setting styles, frequency, and motivations. I definitely have a passion for doing the best I can, sophomore Nitya Thakkar said.

Goals: Their motivations, development and acheivement

Noor Qureishy, Managing Editor October 2, 2016
From intrinsic to extrinsic motivation, students discuss their methods and experiences with goal setting and achievement.
Members of the Science Alliance club competed at the Science Olympiad competition on Feb 6. From left to right: Larry Chen (10), Adnan Askari (10), Ben Mellin (10), Ben Konstan (10), Navodhya Samarakoon (12), Liza Bukingolts (12), Maya Smith (12), Gitanjali Raman (12), Daniel Ellis (10), and Tessa Rauch (12).

Science Alliance club competes in Science Bowl, qualifies for State in Science Olympiad

Iya Abdulkarim, Feature Editor February 14, 2016
St. Paul Academy and Summit School's Science Alliance student club took part in the Science Bowl competition on Jan 23, and advances to State in Science Olympiad.
Boys cross country stays hungry; looks to develop into contender

Boys cross country stays hungry; looks to develop into contender

Dianne Caravela, Feature Editor October 4, 2015
The young team chooses to focus on self-improvement this season.
Caption: Freshmen Ben Konstan, Tucker Waltenbaugh, Larry Chen, and Adnan Askari spend their tutorial finishing up work on their new Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga laptops. “The keyboard gets sucked in and the buttons don’t work anymore so when you swivel you aren’t accidentally typing,” Chen explains, citing the new computer’s most distinctive feature.

Lenovo Yogas jump start freshman class

Noor Qureishy, Student Life editor September 18, 2014

Whether at school or at home, technology plays a prominent role in every student’s school day. Short battery life, bulkiness, and long start up wait times all are problems students deal with every day...

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