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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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While one post has five likes out of 14 views, the other has zero likes out of eight views. A Facebook user can tell, out of all the people who’ve seen a post, who liked it and who didn’t. “It’s kind of disturbing, when you see that people don’t like what you say or post,” Carlson continued. “You change up what you say, really quick. You change yourself for the Internet.”

Users give excessive amount of contemplation towards approval online

John Wilhelm, News Editor December 21, 2013

“I deleted all of my friends,” senior Sam Carlson recounted. “All but two. And I have alternative ways to talk to those two people, without Facebook. I don’t use it anymore.” Carlson is among...

Football captain senior Sam Carlson poses in front of the boys locker room. We turn the lights off and we all envision ourselves making good plays. It just gets us really pumped up,” junior Louie Bogolub said.

Boys Varsity Football looks back on pregame rituals after a successful season

Eva Perez-Greene, InDepth Editor November 6, 2013

Students at St. Paul Academy and Summit School tend to focus on the real, exhausting, action-packed games which the Boys Varsity football team plays routinely in the fall. However, there’s another world...

Senior Jared Mosher poses as he prepares to drop a beat. Mosher enjoys splitting off whatever comes to his mind around friends. “I like freestyling around new people and getting their opinions,” Mosher said.

Senior boys drop the beat

Ava Gallagher, Chief Visual Editor October 23, 2013

On the bus ride to the Class of 2014’s junior retreat, multiple students in the back of the bus revealed some hidden talents. One of these students was senior Sam Carlson, who looks back on the experience...

Spartan Football team ready for a turnaround season

Spartan Football team ready for a turnaround season

Ava Gallagher, Chief Visual Editor September 19, 2013

Heading into this season, it’s safe to say no one was quick to put their faith in football team. However, the Spartans emerged victorious from their first game of the season against Spectrum High School....

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