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Aman Rahman

Aman Rahman

2017-2018

Aman Rahman is a Staff Writer. She can be reached at [email protected]

May 30, 2018
Students give advice on minimizing stress during exams (Story)
May 30, 2018
A good summer needs good music: here are the top picks (Story)
May 18, 2018
Infographic of the Week: Low voter turnout amongst young voters causes concern (Story/Photo)
May 01, 2018
Girls’ Lacrosse builds a future team (Photo)
Feb 26, 2018
[TECH REVIEW] Snapchat update makes users long to go back (Story)
Feb 12, 2018
Political talk condemned when unpopular (Story)
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Catherine Braman

Catherine Braman

2013-2014

Catherine Braman is a Junior at St. Paul Academy and Summit School. Catherine served as Online EIC for first semester 2014 and was a co-Sports Editor in 2013-14.  Catherine likes to spend her free time walking her Yorkie Poodle, Briggs, and likes to spend time with her family. The youngest of two children,...

Dec 11, 2014
Preparing for exams? Check out these tips (Photo)
Dec 24, 2014
Athletes work hard, practice over break (Story/Photo)
Dec 04, 2014
Time Warp featured as Pops Concert finale (Story)
Nov 30, 2014
St. Paul United girls hockey ranked #9 in state ()
Nov 28, 2014
Spartan Boys lose to CDH, play Roosevelt tomorrow (Photo)
Nov 26, 2014
An Attitude for Gratitude (Story/Photo)
Nov 23, 2014
Then and Now: McVeety reflects on decades of coaching (Story)
Nov 20, 2014
The Rubicon staff reviews Georgetown Cupcakes – what a treat! (Story)
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Gitanjali Raman

Gitanjali Raman

2013-2014, 2014-2015, 2015-2016

Gitanjali Raman is a member of the senior class at St. Paul Academy and Summit School. Gitanjali is currently Online Managing Editor, and has served in the past as a Copy Editor, Feature Editor and Staff Writer. While Gitanjali loves journalism, she makes time for other hobbies as well, including Bharatanatyam,...

May 03, 2016
Mark Dickinson finds place as director of operations (Story/Photo)
Mar 12, 2016
Bruise Violet fuses punk rock and heavy metal (Story)
Mar 10, 2016
February’s senior speeches emphasize the value of overcoming adversity (Story/Photo)
Feb 23, 2016
Drunk goggle course was fun, but… (Story/Photo)
Feb 21, 2016
January Speeches (Story/Photo)
Feb 05, 2016
Despite technological advancements, books coexist with e-books (Photo)
Jan 29, 2016
Spartan Beats a capella performance (Story)
Jan 23, 2016
David Bowie will be remembered (Story/Photo)
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US Announcements: Congratulate the BVS team for defeating Academy of Holy Angels yesterday! (Specifically Ben Braman)

• October 17, 2012

Lunch: Four Cheese Mac and Cheese, Buttered Corn, Stuffed Pork Loin with Garlic Cream, Chicken Noodle Soup, Waldorf Salad 1. The Book Fest committee was pleased to have several submissions this year...

The painting is a translated version of a graph Garcia created from data collected by SPA’s admissions office and provided by Dr. Naomi Taylor, Director of Intercultural Life.

[ART REVIEW] Garcia critiques lack of student diversity through art installation

Mimi Huelster, RubicOnline • May 19, 2021
In her painting SPA by the Numbers, Garcia uses SPA’s diversity statistics to create a piece reflecting the cost of racial homogeneousness, especially in educational settings.

[TV REVIEW] Rutherford Falls balances hilarity with depth of Native American characters

Mimi Huelster, RubicOnline • May 11, 2021
“I feel like Native people have always known that we’re funny,” Teller Ornelas said in an interview with Glamour.
[SPA CULTURE] Ep. 3: Talking Literature of Resistance with Minoff and Morrisette

[SPA CULTURE] Ep. 3: Talking Literature of Resistance with Minoff and Morrisette

Lynn Reynolds, RubicOnline • May 2, 2021
The Literature of Resistance class recently had a project where students thought about what resistance means to them.
Junior Ceci Watson participated in the Memory Project. During X-period, she wrote her postcard in the Redleaf Commons.

Memory Project honors student voices during a historic time

Elle Chen, Production Manager • April 30, 2021
Today during X- Period, English teachers Kristen Collier and Amanda Minoff opened up the first leg of the Memory Project for all US students.
Extracurricular activities cannot be placed on a level of comparison with topics like racial injustice, climate change, women’s rights issues, and equality for the LGBTQ+ community, but that does not mean that they do not matter to the student body.

Protest-related school policies need to change

Ali Browne, Staff Writer • April 29, 2021
Although it is important to acknowledge that even having a policy related to protests and rallies is a big deal, that does not mean that the administration should stop now.
(From left) Senior Evelyn Lillemoe, senior Aman Rahman, junior Ellie Murphy, and senior Gavin Kimmel sit in a minute of silence in honor of police brutality victim Daunte Wright.

Student protest organizers dissatisfied with admin response

Mimi Huelster, Staff Writer • April 19, 2021
Students walked out of class today to honor Daunte Wright, support the Black Lives Matter movement, and voice dissapointment with administration.
Faculty offers workshop sessions for students to engage with race

Faculty offers workshop sessions for students to engage with race

News in Brief • April 19, 2021
Students are expected to attend at least one session this week talk about systemic racism, history, and social justice.

Looking forward into fashion: here are our predicted trends for 2021

Lara Cayci, RubicOnline • March 16, 2021
As the new year begins to take foot, there are many old trends from 2020 that are going to get out of style while previously disliked trends will become popular.
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