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The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

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The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

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The Class of 2019 pose for a glass picture in the fall colors of Lilly Courtyard.

[SENIOR STORIES] “What are you proudest of from your time at SPA?”

Michael Forsgren, Arts Critic June 3, 2019
Honest and interesting, listen to 47 seniors from the class of 2019 share their experiences.
SAC created a poster that outlined all the information about the Dance and posted it on their board space.

Winter dance promises to excite with fire and ice theme

Tristan Hitchens-Brookins, RubicOnline Editor January 29, 2019
The fire and ice dance happening on Feb 9 will feature sushi and valet parking.
The SPA debate team strategies after the first round of eliminations.

SPA competes in debate national qualifier

Emma Sampson, RubicOnline Editor December 13, 2018
On Dec. 8, SPA debate hosted and competed in the annual debate national qualifier.
Kaia Larsen holds a sign pointing toward candidate Angie Craig at a parade this summer. “Tell people to get out to vote on November 6. Register to vote, thats really important, [and don’t forget to vote and] use your voice,” Larsen said.

Larsen connects with voters as a congressional candidate intern

Chloe Morse, The Rubicon Editor September 7, 2018
Senior Kaia Larsen gets out the word (and the vote) on Angie Craig campaign.
Junior Kaia Larsen posed with the other students who were part of the week long MN page program.

Larsen’s passion for local politics renewed by MN page program

Ellie Nowakowski, Rubicon TV Producer May 30, 2018
The application process was long but the experience was more than worth it.
Junior Kaia Larsen poses with her souvenir Vikings cup in front of the US Bank Stadium after the Oct. 15 game. I started watching the [Vikings] games on Sundays with my dad when I was in third grade, and since then Ive loved the Vikings, Larsen said.

MY GEEK FACTOR: Larsen roots for (SKOL) purple and gold

Annie Bottern, RubicOnline Editor October 23, 2017
Junior Kaia Larsen is a self-proclaimed "super fan" of Minnesota's professional football team, the Vikings.
Senior Belle Smith wears a dress from asos.com, Steve Madden velvet shoes, and smartwool socks.

STREET STYLE: Layered textures distinguish seasonal transition

Chloe Morse, The Rubicon Editor September 13, 2017
Layers of summer and fall styles pervade the hallways as students express their style in the changing temperatures.
Senior Mary Grant selected her outfit she wore to her Senior Speech with care. I wore converse today because I wanted to feel comfortable while giving my speech, Grant said. Since my speech was about my family I wore things that reminded me of them. My brother gave me the necklace Im wearing. It was a part of this thing he saw on TV where you get to harvest the pearl from the oyster yourself.

Street Style: Unexpected pops of color punctuate the sea of fall fashion neutrals

Mari Knudson, The Rubicon Editor October 21, 2016
While most students don on neutral colors to match the grey fall weather, pops of bright colors can still be seen in the mix.
Junior Sarah Murad poses as if doing a lab, showing one engaging activity which benefits kinesthetic learners. Movement is an important element in their learning processes.

What’s your learning style?

Iya Abdulkarim, Feature Editor September 30, 2015
Different people learn in different ways depending on their dominant learning type: visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. No matter which or how many types someone falls under, there are a few methods for studying effectively for each.
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