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Golf Co-Captain Shelby Tietel likes to lead the team with a fun-first mentality.  “For most of our major matches, a lot of the teams tend to putt and chip to warm up before starting but our team typically is having so much fun that we forget to warm up because we’re talking and joking too much,” Tietel said.

Co-captain Shelby Tietel reflects on her final golf season

Jasper Green, The Rubicon Editor June 1, 2017

Senior captain of the St. Paul Academy girls golf team Shelby Tietel strives to create a fun loving atmosphere even in the toughest moments. Tietel believes that in order to become proficient in the sport,...

Sophomore Lily Nestor hopes to improve her long game this season.

Girls golf team looks to build on past success and team camaraderie

Flannery Enneking-Norton, Staff Writer April 22, 2017

Even before the grass regrows its verdant spring color, the Girls Golf team will be at Hyland Range or Somerset Country Club putting holes and cracking jokes to build team unity for their upcoming season,...

There will come a day, if you are the older sibling, when you wake up, and you realize that everything has changed, senior Emily Dieperink said during her speech.

Senior Speech Illustrations: Week 15

Iya Abdulkarim, The Rubicon Editor January 25, 2017
View the illustrations of lines from the senior speeches presented on Friday, Jan 20.
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.
Data in the above infographic is based on a poll conducted by The Rubicon of 20% of the student body.

Students recount associations with various soup specialties

Sophie Jaro, Opinions Editor February 11, 2016
St. Paul Academy and Summit School students consider soup as a snack, a meal and a vessel for memories.
Sophomores Mackenzie Kuller, Shelby Tietel, and Samantha Bluhm work at the bake sale to raise funds for Heifer International during their lunch period.

People for Animal Welfare and Safety holds bake sale for Heifer International

Nina Zietlow, Feature Editor February 20, 2015
The revenue from the bake sale that People for Animal Welfare and Safety held from Feb. 19-20 during lunch periods will be donated to the charity Heifer International.
Ice cross downhill is a relatively new extreme sport which was created by the energy drink company Red Bull in 2001. It combines ice hockey, motorcross, and roller derby as four skaters are sent down in icy slope rife with obstacles.  Lombard has attended Crashed Ice in past years and once even participated in the opening ceremonies. “[Crashed Ice is] pretty crazy, but it’s still a pretty cool event,” sophomore Weston Lombard said.

Red Bull Crashed Ice championship gives competitors wings

Mari Knudson, In Depth Editor February 16, 2015
As a part of the annual St. Paul Winter Carnival, Crashed Ice kicked off the Ice Cross Downhill World Championships on Jan. 23.
Toms shoes are quick to put on and popular this fall.

Denim, eighties, and Toms shoes infiltrate fall fashion trends on campus

Boraan Abdulkarim, Cover Story Editor September 10, 2013

Fall means beautiful colored leaves, fresh apple cider, and, of course, the start of a new fashion season. The overarching theme? Throwback. “I’m seeing a lot of eighties,” freshman Shelby Tietel...

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