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 […]
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, […]
Grading the Saints’ Free Agent Signings
(NEW ORLEANS, La.) — Since March 9, the New Orleans Saints, along with every other NFL team, have been pursuing players whose contracts have run out with other teams. Many high-caliber players were on the market this year, but not as many as usual. This being said, Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis has made deals […]
French Elections, American Elections: The Political Pendulum Will Prevail
In 1981, the French Socialist Party, or Parti Socialiste, took power for the first time when Francois Mitterrand won national elections. Mitterrand appealed to his constituents by instituting a populist, far-left economic policy shortly after taking office, which included increasing pensions to older people, raising housing allocations, and augmenting health benefits for unemployed and part-time working citizens. Today, […]
Wolf’s Eye View: Sophomore Service Day Enlightens in a Different Way
(NEW ORLEANS)– This past Wednesday (April 5), the sophomore class cruised across Lake Pontchartrain; dispersing by either bus or car to various worksites in order to help some sort of organization or community project. These sights included, but were not limited to, the New Directions and Greenwalt Adult Day Healthcare Centers, Youth Rebuilding New Orleans, […]
Wolf’s Eye View: My Marian Player Experience
I’ve been involved with the Marian Players for quite some time, but as my St. Paul’s career comes to a close, so does my Marian Player experience. I’ve participated in three plays and two musicals, as well as taking Theatre I, II, and III — so being a Marian Player isn’t anything new to me. […]
VIDEO: Reflections of Justin Addison
On Jan. 22, 2013, SPS junior Justin Dakota Addison was struck and killed by an SUV at the intersection of the Tammany Trace and Josephine Street in Abita while cycling. Justin was a competitive cyclist, talented photographer and an artist. The following video was made in memory of Justin with the intention of giving people a […]
Brandin Cooks Subject of Trade Talks Leading up to NFL Draft
(NEW ORLEANS) — In Indianapolis, Indiana, this week, all 32 NFL teams came together to witness some of the best college football players show off their skills at the NFL Scouting Combine. In the midst of all this, teams have had time to talk about possible transactions involving players and draft picks (including trades). With […]
A Visit to the Strange and Beautiful World of Mardi Gras World
(NEW ORLEANS) — On Feb. 18, I visited an open house held at Mardi Gras World in New Orleans, which is the workshop and storage facility of the Kern Studios float design company. I was very exited to see what new additions the Krewe of Orpheus had added to their float lineup for this year’s […]
