The Marching Wolves in Disney World
By: Nicholas Beaumont’23 and Alexander Fowler’23 Over the Easter break, the Saint Paul’s marching band traveled to Orlando, Florida to participate in one of the Universal Studio parades. The band marched a half-mile around the central theme park area. Although this was the band’s final parade of the year, they didn’t disappoint, spreading laughter, cheer, […]
2021-2022 Saint Paul’s Sports Recap
By: Christian Cowley’23 and Ethan Stenger’23 Year in and year out, Saint Paul’s is a powerhouse in every sport they compete in. Although the Wolves did not produce any team state champions, they are a force to be reckoned with soon.Football- After going 8-3 overall (6-1 in district) and losing in the district championship to […]
2021-2022 Year in Review
By: Samuel Gold’23 and Benjamin Barousse’23 There have been many accomplishments throughout this year. Each month has plenty to highlight. From Blue Ribbons to District Championships, the 2021-2022 school year has been one to remember. August- Saint Paul’s opened on August 4th for the 110th year of Saint Paul’s education. Football season kicked off with […]
The NBA’s 75th Season’s Historic 1st Half, Recapped
The 2021-2022 NBA Season marks the association’s 75th year. This season has been historic, from comebacks to buzzer-beaters to a new three-point champion. With professional hoops on almost every night, it can be hard to keep up with everything going on. Here are three key events that tell the story of the league’s historic first […]
Saint Paul’s Lacrosse 2022 Season Preview
On Saturday, Saint Paul’s lacrosse will play in their second pre-season tournament of the 2021-2022 season. It will be their second meeting with Captain Shreve and Catholic High. In the first two meetings, the Wolves beat Captain Shreve but lost to Catholic High by two goals. The Wolves expect to have a different outcome against […]
Pizza Man: Food Review
Legendary, local pizza joint Pizza Man is known for its excellent family environment and home-style pizzas made with true love. The pizza consists of a thin crust cooked in a high heat oven giving the pie that authentic charcoaled crust we all know and love. Sam Gold and I ventured over to North Covington to […]
What’s The Significance of Purple, Green, and Gold?
As the carnival season approaches, there is much speculation on whether Mardi Gras will happen or not. This year we celebrate the tradition of Mardi Gras on March 1. As most know, Mardi Gras is a time of celebration and partying. Why don’t we remind ourselves of the history of Mardi Gras and clear up […]
[satire] Coach Dickens’ Yell Causes Earthquake on Saint Paul’s Campus
On a sunny Wednesday morning at Saint Paul’s, the ground started shaking. In Lasalle Hall, pictures started falling off the walls. A student ruined his science experiment as his beaker fell off the table. In Coach Joe Dickens’ classroom, a class of students stood witness to the greatest yell ever. Coach Dickens is known for […]
Guerrilla Wolves Media: Multiple Years’ Worth of Creative Content
Saint Paul’s offers a broad range of electives: AP classes, classes specialized in teaching a particular branch of careers, like BioMed, and classes that allow you to express yourself. One elective that perfectly encapsulates that idea of self-expression is the media class. Guerilla Wolves Media logo The media class specializes in teaching students what makes […]
Saint Paul’s Alumnus Breaks the Internet with his New Song “Not Into You”
Saint Paul’s alumnus Brooks McMahon broke the internet with his new hit song “Not Into You.” The song blew up in the summer of 2021. Originally, McMahon released just a portion of the song on the social media platform TikTok without having a whole song ready to go. After many people left him comments on […]
The Paper Wolf 