The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

The Rubicon

The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

The Rubicon

The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

The Rubicon

Shawn Mendess third album showcases all the summer vibes with groovy songs such as Lost in Japan, and chill songs including Where Were You in the Morning.

[ALBUM REVIEW] Mendes makes album of the summer

Bobby Verhey, Staff Writer May 31, 2018
With a third album, Shawn Mendes's style does not differ from that of his previous album, but he does not disappoint.
Wittenberg stands outside of building 717 on the U of M campus, where his lab is located.

Wittenberg continues medical research at U of M over summer

Lucy Sandeen, The Rubicon Editor June 3, 2017
Sophomore Kelby Wittenberg assists a University of Minnesota professor in researching cures for Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa, a skin condition that affects newborns. He began his research in April and will continue through August.
Ice cream trucks played a role in making the treats more accessible and affordable for middle and lower class citizens.

Ice cream trucks deliver treats and a surprising history

Nitya Thakkar, RubicOnline Editor May 19, 2017
Although ice cream is often thought of as a classic summer treat, it was historically only available for the upper class.
The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden will reopen in June. It is free for the public, and is a perfect place for someone who wants to be outside and appreciate art.

Personalized summer vacation: the best activities of 2017

Isabel Gisser, RubicOnline Editor May 15, 2017
Structuring your summer days around engaging local activities will make vacation more satisfying than watching Netflix for the whole break. Take the quiz to learn about different options this summer.
Want to learn during the summer? Get a job.

Want to learn during the summer? Get a job.

Annie Bottern, Staff Writer March 13, 2017
Spring Break is an excellent time to be thinking about applying for a summer job.
Summer camps allow students to retreat into nature and build new friendships

Summer camps allow students to retreat into nature and build new friendships

Ethan Less, Staff Writer June 7, 2016
Summer camps provide an exciting and green escape from the usual hustle and bustle of daily life.
Summer travel programs facilitate new, valuable experiences

Summer travel programs facilitate new, valuable experiences

Marlee Baron, The Rubicon Editor June 5, 2016
Students with the opportunity to attend summer travel programs can gain valuable experiences in a variety of areas.
Students can earn money, experience, and independence through summer jobs

Students can earn money, experience, and independence through summer jobs

Jenny Sogin, The Rubicon Editor June 3, 2016
Getting a summer job not only benefits students short-term by earning money to spend, but it also helps prepare students for college and beyond by boosting their social skills and giving them real world experiences.
The vocalist of We The Kings reaches out to his fans at Warped Tour.

Concert goers can expect the best music experience at Vans Warped Tour

A.M. Roberts, Staff Writer May 20, 2016
Bands like Sleeping with Sirens will bring crowds on July 24, while Yellowcard and Sum 41 will bring nostalgia
Summer break is the perfect opportunity to shake things up and embrace our originality and complexity; our luminescent and ever shifting bubble. Celebrate dorkiness, act childish, invent games no one else understands, and most importantly, do it creatively.

Summer break provides time to explore new, personal creativity

Rubicon Staff, Editorial June 2, 2015
New activities potentially allow the discovery of hidden talents and passions and in the process, there's a chance to fall over, get embarrassed, and experience failure.
Mad Max: Fury Road opened on May 15.

Summer blockbusters arrive in theaters

Patrick Commers, Review Blogger May 26, 2015
Movies range from sequels, like Avengers: Age of Ultron, to original movies, like Disney's Inside Out.
Sophomore Caroline Montague poses for a picture with other college prep campers. “I do it for the experience, learning and otherwise, you aren’t really thinking about college preparatory activities when you are eight, so I can’t say that’s what drew me to it,” Montague said.

Students prepare for college over the summer at camp

Meghan Joyce, A & E Editor June 4, 2014

Summer vacation is a break from school, but it also tends to be a break from education in general. Although many St. Paul Academy and Summit School students like to spend their summers without learning,...

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