Some Clues About the Newest Marian Player’s Production
(COVINGTON, La.) — Curtains opened on St. Paul’s theater season with the first performance of Clue, a comedy based off of the popular board game. The time is 1954. Mr. Boddy invites six guests to his mansion where he reveals that he is blackmailing each of them. In a twist of fate, Mr. Boddy is […]
I’m (Kind Of) Lovin’ It: Travis Scott Meal Review
(COVINGTON, La.) — McDonald’s has collaborated with popular rapper Travis Scott on a meal that has proved to be a marketing boom. This isn’t the first time the restaurant has teamed up with a cultural icon. In 1992, diners could feast on the McJordan Special. Today’s Travis Scott Meal is so popular that it has […]
The Top Ten Albums of the 2010s According to Turner Land
(COVINGTON, La.) — The 2010s were a revolutionary time for music. With music production becoming more available, many new genres and bands were born. Also, with the advent of music streaming services as Spotify, it became all the more easier to find those new bands and genres. Before 2019, I was not that interested in […]
2020 Grammys Honor 14 Louisiana Natives, Award Three
(LOS ANGELES) — The 62nd Grammy Awards, hosted by Alicia Keys, did not disappoint for Louisiana natives. 14 Louisiana artists were nominated for 21 awards, and three people were honored during the award ceremony, two of them taking home an award. New Orleans native, PJ Morton, 2019 Grammy winner for Best Traditional R&B Performance, won […]
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 […]
Voodoo 2K19 Electrifies Concert-Goers
(NEW ORLEANS) — Voodoo Fest 2019 was a memorable experience that provided enthusiastically costumed concert-goers with a medley of music and food. With headliners like Post Malone, Bassnectar, Beck, and Guns N’ Roses, New Orleans was treated to an eventful weekend. Voodoo Fest has been a popular event in New Orleans for 21 years. Taking […]
Joker Review: A Comedy or a Tragedy?
Joker is the type of film that you will either love or hate, but it surely will not bore you. The 2019 psychological thriller directed by Todd Phillips follows the cold and unfortunate life of Arthur Fleck, portrayed by Joaquin Phoenix, in the falling city of Gotham. As Fleck is continuously beaten down by the […]
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 […]
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 […]
