Cry Wolf Satirical News. (COVINGTON, La.) An investigation has been opened into newly-elected St. Paul’s Student Council President Josh Rovira for colluding with the Jesuit High School Student Council during the recent 2018 St. Paul’s Student Council election. The investigation into Rovira and his campaign team was opened after it was discovered that the Jesuit […]
(NEW ORLEANS) A trend sweeping the west, originating in Hawaii, has shown no sign of slowing down and has now made its way to New Orleans. Poke Loa has introduced Nola to it’s first poke bowl with their first location opening on 3341 Magazine St., New Orleans. The word “Poke” comes from the Hawaiian word meaning […]
(COVINGTON, La.) On the afternoon of Saturday April 21, while many people were competing at the SPS Alumni Crawfish Cook-Off, the Lacrosse Wolves had their own competition against the Lower Alabama Bayhawks for the East District Championship. The Wolves won the game 13-5, despite a harrowing first half. The Wolves started off on the back […]
(Covington, L.A.) Last Saturday, April 21, the ninth Annual Alumni Crawfish Cook-off was held at SPS to give alumni a chance to reconnect and flex their crawfish cooking muscles. “The 9th Annual Crawfish Cook-Off lived up to the highly anticipated expectation with beautiful weather, a healthy crowd, delectable crawfish, and most importantly a spirit of […]
Video by Joel Fernandes and Brandon Gallego. (COVINGTON, La.) At the end of every school year, with the help of seniors Joel Fernandes and Brandon Gallego, Student Council releases a video with highlights of that school year. This year, students gathered inside the gym on April 20 to watch the “Year in Review” video. In […]
(COVINGTON, La.) The St. Paul’s tennis courts have proudly stood at the corner of S. Jefferson Avenue and W. 12th Avenue for decades. The two-and-a-half court set up has evidently worked well for the state championship-winning tennis program. Although, in recent years it has become increasingly dilapidated. However, due to the ever-increasing issue of parking spaces, […]
(COVINGTON, La.) The freshmen, sophomores and juniors have always been envious of the senior class at the end of the school year. This is a result of exam exceptions, and a longer summer vacation. This year, the senior class will end school almost a month before the other grades, a week earlier than in previous […]
As the school year (and my senior year) come to a close, I will have limited chances to recommend music to the reading audience of The Paper Wolf. In the past nine months or so, I have listened to around 65,000 minutes worth of music, about 45 days of tunes. I have listened to around […]
(COVINGTON, La.) On Nov. 11, 2016, Michael Doherty suffered a spinal injury during a playoff football game under the lights of Hunter Stadium. Doherty has since been confined to a wheelchair, and his life is about to change once again through a little journey called college. Doherty will attend Louisiana State University in the […]
(COVINGTON, La.) The senior class filed into the Briggs Assembly Center at 7:45 a.m. on Friday, April 13,to learn real world lessons on Life Skills Day. “It was a great opportunity to learn useful skills,” senior Kyle Schmitt said. “I think it will be very applicable sooner than we realize. It was a nice break […]
