Zion’s Performance Against the Spurs Signals a Bright Future
(NEW ORLEANS) — Rookie Zion Williamson impressed crowds last night with 22 points in 18 minutes. Although the Pelicans lost, Williamson went four for four from the three and had an overall 72.9 field goal percentage. This was the first sold out game in the Smoothie King Center since they went to the playoffs in […]
Saints Looking Forward to the Future
(NEW ORLEANS) — Losing in the wildcard round to the Minnesota Vikings, the Saints are already looking forward to the 2020 season. The 2019 draft class performed beyond their expectations this year with second rounder Erik McCoy playing great as a center. Fourth rounder Chauncey Gardner-Johnson impressed spectators as a solid defensive back with extreme […]
New Legislation Targets Teen Tobacco Use
(COVINGTON, La.) — President Donald Trump recently signed a new law prohibiting the sale of tobacco products to anyone under the age of 21. This includes the sale of popular products like cigarettes, vapes, and cigars. The legislation is aimed at curbing vaping and smoking among minors following the media frenzy surrounding vaping-related illnesses. The […]
2020: Has It Lived Up to the Hype?
(COVINGTON, La.) — A new year and decade provides a possible new beginning for many, but exists as a let down for those who expected monumental changes. Late psychologist and astrologer Jeanne Dixon was convinced that the biblical prophecy of Armageddon would take place in 2020. A 1957 Popular Mechanics article predicted that all American […]
The Heart-Warming Winter Movie Guide
(COVINGTON, La.) — Every year Christmas never fails to bring the best gift of all: movies. Last year did not disappoint. Perhaps you found Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood” too crude, Joaquin Phoenix in “The Joker” too dark, and “The Lighthouse” absurdly grotesque. If this is the case, this guide will point you […]
Third Place Aqua Wolves Make School History at State
(SULPHUR, La.) — The Aqua Wolves just made history. “This is the most successful year we’ve ever had,” said Rachel Peak, St. Paul’s swim team moderator, after the Wolves placed third at the LHSAA State Swim Meet taking the team further than it has ever gone. On the Friday before the school dismissed for the […]
Wolves Put Four Past No. 4 Catholic High
(COVINGTON, La.) — St. Paul’s scored four unanswered second-half goals to propel past Catholic High and emerged undefeated last Wednesday. After a deadlocked first half, senior James Bradford and senior Ben Schwing led the wolves to a 4-0 rout of No. 4 Catholic at Hunter Stadium. In the first 40 minutes, Catholic High’s energetic and […]
Tesla Unveils Cybertruck and Targets 2021 Release
(HAWTHORNE, Ca.) — On Nov. 21, 2019, Elon Musk unveiled his newest Tesla model: the Cybertruck. Visitors were introduced to the new model in a design studio located in Hawthorne, California. Musk also mentioned the Cybertruck is more capable than a Ford F-150 at hauling and towing, as well as a “better sports car” than […]
School Spirit’s Back and It’s Our Fault
(COVINGTON, La.)– It was absolute chaos. Students ran in every direction as Hunter Stadium emptied. Fans fled for the gates as sparse droplets of rain dribbled on the home stands. There was also lightning. Come to think of it, it was probably the lightning that caused such a ruckus at the Covington game. The few […]
St. Paul's Donates 9,210 lbs. of Food to the Northshore Food Bank
(COVINGTON, La.) — The St. Paul’s Fall Food Drive ended on Nov. 13, but the student donations will be enjoyed for much longer. The school collected 9,210 lbs. of donations, filling 15 trucks. Cereal, peanut butter, canned meats, tomato sauce, dry pasta, oatmeal, and cornbread mix were collected and delivered to the Northshore Food Bank. […]
