Does the Lower School really need uniforms?
Tommy Verhey, Staff Writer
February 2, 2020
Uniforms are one of the many controversial topics revolving around school as a whole. Some students, teachers, and parents seem to like them, but at the same time, some don’t.
Lower tuition, increase diversity
Adrienne Gaylord, Staff Writer
March 18, 2019
If you are reading this it’s very likely you go to Saint Paul Academy and Summit School. If you go to Saint Paul Academy and Summit School it’s very likely you are a student, and if you’re a student at SPA your base tuition this year was $30,030. If we lowered that outrageously high number a...
The commercialization of our genome
Lucy Sandeen, The Rubicon Editor
November 22, 2018
If one does not experience all of the multifaceted advantages and disadvantages that a race, culture, or identity carry with them, a DNA test does not give them permission to claim that identity.
Dincer expresses Turkish-American intersectionality
Mimi Geller, RubicOnline Editor
December 6, 2016
Sophomore Ethan Dincer reflects upon his Turkish-American identity.
Common Ground shares stories of identity at assembly
Lucy Li and Emily Thissen
April 15, 2014
Each question brought forth an anecdote about identity. The stories ranged from senior Sam Carlson's experiences with expectations for his hairstyle to junior Isabella LaBlanc's struggles with Native American stereotypes. “I thought it would be scary [to share my monologue in front of everyone],...
Common Ground presents at Faculty Diversity Forum
Kathryn Campbell, Adviser
March 13, 2014
It began with a chorus of voices and four words: "What's in a name?" Students from the Common Ground Affinity Group shared personal stories of identity and struggle at the Middle and Upper School Faculty Diversity Forum on Mar. 11. The performance was hosted by the Diversity & Inclusion Committee,...
