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Seniors Carrie JaeGer, Alexis Irish, and Maddie Flom-Staab cheered on bicyclists participating in the St. Paul Classic Bike Tour at the corner of Mississippi River Boulevard and Randolph Avenue on Sept. 7. “It’s a beautiful day! I enjoy the pink-I appreciate your style!” Flom-Staab yelled in encouragement.

Student volunteers take on Bike Classic

Eva Perez-Greene, Editor in Chief October 6, 2014

What drew approximately 6,000 people out of bed and onto 35 miles of St. Paul streets between the cool morning hours of 7 and 9 a.m.? The St. Paul Classic Bike Tour, which fell on a sunny September 7 this...

Left: Some of junior Blaire Bemel’s creations include pillows and pencil cases. Right: Bemel poses with her sewing machine ‘Elna.’ “It’s a really good feeling when someone asks you where you got something and you can actually say you made it,” she said.

Stitching and embroidering provide useful, enjoyable hobbies

Noor Qureishy, Student Life Editor October 3, 2014

While some of us have distinctive pastimes like duct tape art, rock collecting, or juggling, juniors Blaire Bemel and Ingrid Topp-Johnson have a hobby that is both quirky and useful at once. They sew....

Upper school students walk towards their cars after school. “Most people, a good third [of our class], started taking [Driver’s Ed] classes freshman year. There were a couple stragglers that took it sophomore year,” senior Sarah Coleman said.

Sophomores, upperclassmen discover ups and downs to driving

Laura Slade, A&E Editor November 27, 2013

“I’ve seen trucks tipped over, cars spin out, but nothing has ever happened to me on the way to school,” senior Michael Wilkens said. Wilkens, among many other St. Paul Academy and Summit School...

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