After four years, the Students Political Education Club published its first magazine: Perspectives.
A nonpartisan magazine designed for students to share their political views, Perspectives debuted...
Aien Du, Online Editor-In-Chief
• December 10, 2024
This past week, I, along with seniors Ally Rodriguez and Justin Wright, junior Patrick Tsang, and sophomores Alyssa Theofanidis and Marley Brailey Harris, attended the Student Diversity Leadership Conference...
In 1976, Matt Stein blew out the candles on his fifth birthday cake surrounded by other children at a local McDonald’s. A grainy snapshot, ripped from a family album, depicts Stein’s little sister...
Lucy Walker, Print Editor-in-Chief
• December 5, 2024
Inside the college culture of SJS, there are two wolves. The old guard tells us—either outright or more subtly—that unless we go Top 20, we fail. The new school of thought is gentler and implores us...
After months of hard work, students who once awaited the mental rest of Thanksgiving break now enter it with the added stress of nearing finals.
For many students, holiday breaks allow them to recharge...
With Thanksgiving recently over and Halloween in the rearview, there is one thing left before we close out the year: holiday season. Say hello to holiday cheer as The Review Online ranks the top ten holiday...
As a child, I attended countless games with my family at the beloved Minute Maid Park, home ballpark of the Houston Astros in Major League Baseball. Clad in orange and navy, my younger brother and I cheered...
Nervous, the Maverick Belles approached the stage for their Chapel debut. The School's first a cappella group, confident in their skills, began singing the Dolly Parton classic "Light of a Clear Blue Morning."
“The...
As fall sports wrap up their seasons, the freshmen who received a coveted varsity letter have left their mark on the program through their talent and commitment. At the same time, other freshmen continue...
“Whitewashed” has become a term used to describe those who behave in a “white manner.” Calling someone “whitewashed” is not only inaccurate, but also makes no sense – it is impossible to...
Sisyphus is rolling a boulder towards the Grand Hilbert Hotel. The hotel has an infinite number of rooms, but they are all full, so they may not be able to accommodate him or his boulder. If you choose to divert him, his boulder will destroy the Ship of Theseus. But the ship has had all of its constituent parts replaced, so it may not actually be the same ship. Is Sisyphus happy?
