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Hope Schulte, News Writer
May 13, 2020
No matter the circumstances, the ways of uniting as a community last forever, even if they happen to be virtually. Two of Xavier High School’s long-lasting traditions, prom and senior retreat, took place virtually in the month of May because of the global pandemic. Prom was held Saturday, May 2, and the livestream was shared on Xavier's Facebook...
Ella Schulte, Student Life Assistant Editor & News Writer
April 27, 2020
U of I, ISU and UNI. These abbreviations are at times associated with university programs like Big Ten and All-American. “The bigger, the better,” but, is it? Unlike four-year colleges, trade schools are designed to quickly prepare and equip students for their future occupations with post-secondary training regarding specific fields. Offering...
Hope Schulte, News Writer
April 27, 2020
St. Francis de Sales once said, “It is to those who have the most need of us that we ought to show our love more especially.” In this time of uncertainty, Xavier Saints are using their time, talents and treasures and doing what they know how to do best: helping those in need in the community. These acts of service range from efforts to spread...
May 14, 2020
In life, there are always things that you won’t appreciate until they’re gone. This quarantine has really made me realize that. On March 13, 2020, I, along with my classmates, were looking forward to a week of relaxation...
Riley Cornelius, Opinion Writer
May 14, 2020
Remember being taught the food pyramid in elementary school? The food sections were dairy, grains, fruits, vegetables, meat and fat/sugar. Those were super simple groupings designed to teach little kids about healthy eating,...
Joanne Lee, Beginning Journalism Student
February 8, 2019
“This is America. Speak English.” The line clicks. My mother stares, stunned, at her phone. She had answered the unknown number in Korean, and had been immediately...
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May 14, 2020
In life, there are always things that you won’t appreciate until they’re gone. This quarantine has really made me realize that. On March 13, 2020, I, along with my...
Riley Cornelius, Opinion Writer
May 14, 2020
Remember being taught the food pyramid in elementary school? The food sections were dairy, grains, fruits, vegetables, meat and fat/sugar. Those were super simple groupings...
Sarah Cunningham, Editor in Chief
May 14, 2020
As I reflect on my last four years at Xavier and try to write an article of about 500 words summing up my experiences and words of wisdom for the Xavier community, I’m left...
May 14, 2020
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Allie Andrews, A&E Writer
May 13, 2020
As the school year comes to an end, it is important to celebrate the students' talents, specifically seniors, by showcasing their last projects, concerts,...
Lauren Ulveling, A&E Writer
April 27, 2020
How do you tell a coming of age story in Nazi Germany? Jojo Rabbit is the latest film from director and writer Taika Waititi. The film is based off of...
Josh Slusarek, A&E Writer
April 27, 2020
Disney and Pixar have a history of churning out movies that show emotion and evoke feelings of familial bonding and adventure. With their newest movie,...
April 27, 2020
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