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

My awkwardness is an endless source of entertainment: perhaps not in the moment, but afterwards I can always laugh about it, senior Elena Macomber said during her speech.

Senior Speech Illustrations: Week 26

Iya Abdulkarim, The Rubicon Editor April 3, 2017
View the illustrations of quotes from the senior speeches delivered on Friday, March 31. 
A right and a privilege: addressing low voter turnout in the United States

A right and a privilege: addressing low voter turnout in the United States

Amodhya Samarakoon, Creative Design Manager December 12, 2016

In general, voter turnout in the United States is shockingly low. According to FairVote.org, voting was at its highest at only 63.9% in 1960 between Republican candidate Richard Nixon and Democratic...

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.
Junior Elena Macomber visually illustrates her feelings of anxiety and her relationship with the disorder. It symbolizes scary uncertainty which is why its dark and kind of fuzzy. It never seems to end and just escalates, which is why there are arrows, Macomber said.

Two students share their experiences with managing anxiety

Noor Qureishy and Amodhya Samarakoon December 13, 2015
Elena Macomber and Alex Duval speak about their anxiety.
Spring playlist favorites range from Lorde to Arctic Monkeys

Spring playlist favorites range from Lorde to Arctic Monkeys

Boraan Abdulkarim, Cover Story Editor March 28, 2014

As the weather slowly shifts, moods change and the songs that have been played on repeat all winter long get old. In light of the upcoming spring season, The Rubicon asked students about their current...

Freshman John Soranno trains at Echo Mountain Park, Colorado. “My favorite thing about skiing is the feeling [going down slopes] in a course and feeling all the things that I have been working on in skiing over the past year come together,” Soranno said.

Students dive into winter activities

Sarah Murad, Staff Writer December 19, 2013

As the snow starts to fall, Minnesotans everywhere strap on their skates, skis, and snowshoes as they head out for the beginning of winter sports. A variety of winter activities are played at St. Paul...

Load More Stories