Post-Graduate Plans Reveal Prospects of Newest SPS Alumni, Resurgence of LSU Attendance
(COVINGTON, La.)– The senior class of 2017 graduated on Saturday, May 14, and it will soon be time for them to take the next step in their academic careers as they move on to the college level. When that time comes, they will be able to take all that they have learned and experienced at […]
Class of 2017 Graduation Brings Year to a Close
(COVINGTON, La.) — Following both exam week and two meticulous practices, the St. Paul’s class of 2017 had been deemed qualified for the 106th annual commencement exercise, which occurred on Saturday, May 13, 2017, at 4 p.m. in the Briggs Assembly Center. As per tradition, the ceremony was performed in the style of a Mass led […]
Raiders Franchise to Move for Third Time, Moving to Las Vegas in 2019
(OAKLAND, Calif.) — The NFL has had more than its fair share of teams relocating and moving to different cities recently. The Rams moved to Los Angeles before last season, and the Chargers moved from San Diego to Los Angeles in January. Now, the Oakland Raiders are making the third move in the franchise’s history, […]
FOOD REVIEW: Great Time With Great Food at Meribo
Meribo, comes from two Italian words: Meridionale, meaning southern, and cibo meaning food. Working at the same steakhouse in Baton Rouge, owners Vinnie LeDonne and Gavin Jobe were promoted to management positions at the same time. As they worked, they learned the tips and tricks to owning a restaurant. They had been wanting to open […]
MOVIE REVIEW: ‘My Honor was Loyalty’ Will Make You Rethink Many Viewpoints
As I watched “My Honor Was Loyalty,” the movie changed my view on war, morality, life and love. In the film, German soldier Untersharführer Ludwig Herckel (also known as Herschel) is knocked unconscious by Soviet troops while fighting. He wanders the woods in a daze and feels as if he life is coming to an […]
Wolf’s Eye View: My St. Paul’s Experience and the Advice I have to Offer
(COVINGTON, La.) — There are no words, nor a phrase that could possibly sum up my entire St. Paul’s Experience due to the range of emotions and memories involved. The best way for me to try to explain my SPS experience would require me to think back to Aug. 9, 2012: the day my SPS […]
Album Review: Demarco’s ‘This Old Dog’ Provides Summertime Melodies
Lester’s Picks: Baby You’re Out (Track 3) One Another (Track 5) Still Beating (Track 6) A Wolf Who Wears Sheeps Clothes (Track 9) Watching Him Fade Away (Track 13) Earlier this month, Canadian singer-songwriter Mac Demarco released his 13-track LP titled “This Old Dog.” With summer rapidly approaching, Demarco’s sophomore album, released under the Captured […]
2016-2017 SPS Sports Year in Review
(COVINGTON, La.) — St. Paul’s sports this school year has set a new bar, concluding the year with almost all teams winning district championships, three state championships, many top five finishes in state, 13 college signings and even some broken records. The football team won yet another district title and finished with a 9-1 regular […]
Annual ‘Stuff the Bus’ Food Drive Proves Smashing Success
(COVINGTON, La.) — During this year’s annual Stuff the Bus Food Drive, St. Paul’s School, along with Our Lady of the Lake Roman Catholic School, Mary Queen of Peace Catholic School, St. Peter’s School, Archbishop Hannan High School and St. Scholastica Academy, accumulated 10,088 lbs. of non-perishable food items. These donations, collected on Tuesday, April […]
Saints’ Future Looks Bright with 2017 Draft Picks
(PHILADELPHIA, Pa.) — The eyes of the NFL world converged on the steps of the Philadelphia Art Museum on Thursday, April 27, as the NFL draft commenced. The draft continued on to Friday, and then through Saturday evening. The New Orleans Saints had seven selections in this year’s draft, picking players from Ohio State, Wisconsin, […]
