SPS Students Travel to Washington D.C. for March For Life 2019
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) — Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark Supreme Court decision, ruled that abortion is a Constitutional right. Every year since this decision, hundreds of thousands of people have gathered in Washington, D.C. to protest by “Marching for Life.” The march has kept the pro-life movement alive in the U.S. On January 20 St. […]
2019 March Madness Tournament Challenge
(COVINGTON, La)– March Madness is back and better than ever. The Paper Wolf is creating a group for students and faculty to have the chance to win a $25 gift card to PJ’s. The tournament starts this Thursday, March 21, 2019. The four number one seeds are Duke, being the number one overall seed, Virginia, […]
New Spin on Old Farming Technique Takes Root in Kenya
(COVINGTON, La.)— Seedballs Kenya aims to re-vegetate the arid Kenyan landscape through unique farming methods. On average Kenya loses about 12,000 hectares, or about 46 square miles of forest per year. According to the Kenya Forestry Working Group, Kenya could lose an estimated 300 million U.S. dollars per year due to the impact of deforestation […]
Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra Visits St. Paul’s
(COVINGTON, La.) — The award-winning Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra took St. Paul’s by storm with a stroke of the cello and plucking of the bass. The LPO performs several concerts throughout the year across Louisiana, featuring classical pieces by composers such as Beethoven and Stravinsky as well as some popular movie scores from the likes of […]
PJ’s Offers Exciting New Curriculum to Business Students
A new, exciting curriculum was introduced to St. Paul’s campus in February. Students in the business program now have the unique opportunity to work in a PJ’s located in the newly renovated Benilde Hall. The cafe provides hands-on experience to students in several different sectors of the business program. For example, students in Coach Drivon’s […]
Marching Wolves Entertain Walmart-Goers with the Walmart Parade
On Thursday, February 22, the St. Paul’s Marching Wolves paraded through the aisles of Walmart playing their music. The Marching Wolves go to the Covington Walmart every year to give people who don’t normally get a chance to go see parades, like children and those with mental disabilities, the experience of watching the Award Winning […]
Extra! Extra! Read All About The Newsboy Strike of 1899
(COVINGTON, La.) — Disney’s “Newsies,” performed by the Marian Players, opens March 14 at St. Paul’s School. The play, directed by theater teacher Gordon Carmadelle, is set in New York City during the Gilded Age, a time when the gap between the rich and poor was wide from the 1860s to around the early 20th […]
Iron Wolves Place 2nd in South Regional Meet
(COVINGTON, La.) — The Iron Wolves recently took place in the South Regional Powerlifting Meet at Pope John Paul II High School, in Slidell, La. Head Coach Jesse Kellum has been training the Wolves for over ten years now, with a strong winning tradition and multiple State Champions. Assistant Coach Joshua Gast has also been […]
[satire] CRY WOLF: Soccer Team to Melt Down All 10 State Championship Trophies Into 15 Foot Statue of Sean Moser
Cry Wolf Satirical News (COVINGTON, La.) Fresh off its 3-0 state championship victory over Jesuit High School Saturday night, the St. Paul’s Varsity soccer team has decided to melt all 10 of its Louisiana state championship trophies to create a 15 foot statue of head coach Sean Moser. “After careful consideration and a long talk […]
Dufour Shines as Soccer Captures 6th State Title on 9th Straight Trip
(LAFAYETTE, La.) — On February 23, 2019, the St. Paul’s Soccer Team traveled to the University of Louisiana at Lafayette for their 9th consecutive State Championship appearance. This year’s game was a rematch against the #2 ranked Jesuit Blue Jays. Last year, the Wolves lost that game in overtime, the final score totaling 2-1 in […]
