The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

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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

Data breaches invade privacy, question basic rights

Data breaches invade privacy, question basic rights

Nitya Thakkar, RubicOnline Editor October 20, 2017
In light of the many data breaches that have been occurring, all people need to be more aware of the information they put out on the internet.
Cartoon illustration done by Senior Web Lehmann illustrates the lack of meaning from the overuse of the word sorry.

A meaningless apology: “I’m sorry”

Sharee Roman, Photographer October 17, 2017
Let's slow down, stop, and ask ourselves, "why are we apologizing". The use of the word "sorry" has been rendered meaningless through polite inquiries and events no one has control over.
SPA THINKS: Should seniority be respected?

SPA THINKS: Should seniority be respected?

Noah Raaum, Videographer October 11, 2017
Is seniority an earned privilege or an annoying expectation?
An Artists rendering of what the New Schilling center will look like

With the Huss and Schilling Center, SPA remodels for the 21st century

Jake Adams, RubicOnline Editor October 10, 2017
The Upper School renovation should reflect some of the ecological and stylistic choices made in the new building additions.
In the wake of another mass shooting, politicization of the event has taken priority over mourning and grief -- but it shouldnt.

Mourning not the time for politics

Webster Lehmann, Creative Design Manager October 7, 2017
Gun violence is obviously a large problem in the U.S., but this is a time to find unity, process trauma and feel grief, not change policies.
Three weeks is all it takes

Three weeks is all it takes

Tristan Hitchens-Brookins, Staff Writer October 5, 2017
The first three weeks of school provide freshman and club leaders the opportunity to meet each other and learn from each other.
STAFF EDITORIAL: Step toward a brighter future with green choices

STAFF EDITORIAL: Step toward a brighter future with green choices

The Rubicon Staff, Editorial September 28, 2017
SPA students need to recognize their role in climate change and take part in helping the environment.
Every year MSA has to reinforce the idea that everyone is welcome. Its time to change that.

Students shouldn’t let stereotypes affect their decision to attend clubs

Sharee Roman, Photographer September 27, 2017
While affinity groups function as a safe space for a specific group of people, alliances are open to everybody.
USCs initiative to remove disposable cups and host a reusable mug sale came with pros and cons.

2 SIDES: Did the mug / water bottle sales improve sustainability?

Flannery Enneking Norton and Lucy Sandeen September 26, 2017
Upper School Council sold water bottles and coffee mugs to raise funds and reduce waste.
Swearing has become so casual that students dont think about who might be listening as they walk the halls.

Quit dropping a penny a swear word

Sharee Roman, Photojournalist September 26, 2017
Swearing has become an epidemic at SPA. There needs to be an effort on the students part to remedy this issue.
Dean of Students Max Delgado announced to club leaders on Sept. 8 that they are challenged to create four-hour service opportunities for the community this year. Its time to take that challenge.

STAFF EDITORIAL: Turn hopes into action with community service opportunity

RubicOnline, Editorial September 20, 2017
With time and funding allocated, it's time for clubs and students to be creative as community service becomes part of the school schedule.
SPA THINKS: When should students start thinking about college?

SPA THINKS: When should students start thinking about college?

Noah Raaum, Videographer September 17, 2017
Four students share their opinions on when its best for students to start thinking about college.
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