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The official student newspaper of St. John's School.

The Review
The official student newspaper of St. John's School.

The Review

Gymnast shoots for the bars

Amina Khalil-Zegar and Genevieve Ederle • October 18, 2024

In 1980, at the age of 16, Carol Lewis qualified for her first Olympics in long jump. Since then, she has transitioned into the world of HR and is now working as the Human Resources Director at SJS.

Former Olympian Carol Lewis becomes Human Resources Director

Richard Liang and Ellison Albright • October 27, 2021
In 1980, at 16, Carol Lewis qualified for her first Olympics in long jump. Since then, she has transitioned into the world of HR and is now working as the HR Director at SJS.
This year's Winter Olympics demonstrated that millennials are capable of remarkable achievements.

Why the Winter Olympics matter to millennials more than ever

Iris Chen, Assignments Editor • February 20, 2018
Junior Iris Chen discusses how the PyeongChang Olympics have demonstrated the potential of millenials and revitalized the spirit of the Olympic Games.

Freshman swimmer sets sight on Junior Olympics

Maggie Ballard, Staff Writer • January 19, 2017
Freshman Eric Wang, who has raced against Olympic swimmer Simone Manuel, trains 22 hours a week in hopes of qualifying for the NCSA Junior Olympics.
Pictured is Rodriguez with his club wrestling team in 2015, which includes many athletes from St. John's.

Wrestling Olympian joins coaching staff

Dani Yan, Assignments Editor • November 3, 2016
Initially rejected by wrestling coaches, Alberto Rodriguez went on to compete in the 1996 Olympics. Last month, he became an assistant coach for our wrestling team.
Samson-Williams is promoting the curling club via Facebook. The logo is shown here.

Samson-Williams brings curling to SJS

Christian Maines, Staff Writer • March 24, 2014
While winter sports and Houston’s torrid climate rarely mix, freshman Samuel Samson-Williams is breaking boundaries as the founder of Curling Club.
Sophomore Benjamin Shou, who recently placed eighth in the 2014 U.S. Prudential Figure Skating Championships in Boston, has skated with Olympian Jason Brown before.

Beginner’s guide to figure skating at Sochi

Benjamin Shou, Staff Writer • February 11, 2014
With the XXII Sochi Winter Olympic Games underway, Benjamin Shou, who recently placed eighth in the U.S. Prudential Figure Skating Championships, demystifies the ins and outs of figure skating, from scoring to podium contenders.
Sophomore Benjamin Shou spends four hours a day, five to six days a week honing his skating skills. For Shou, balancing sport and school requires both discipline and passion.

Figure skater carves out national success

Amy Liu and Megan Shen • January 28, 2014
Despite Houston’s fickle winter weather, sophomore Benjamin Shou spends more than twenty hours a week on the ice. Shou placed eighth in the Under-18 Intermediate Men category at the 2014 U.S. Prudential Figure Skating Championships in Boston, Jan. 5-12.
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