The Review · Pod On The Quad Teacher Alums (Ep. 3)
In this series of Pod on the Quad, we invited teachers who attended St. John's as students to talk about how their time here has changed. In the final...
The Review · Pod On The Quad Teacher Alums Ep. 2
In this series of Pod on the Quad, we invited teachers who attended St. John's as students to talk about how their time here has changed. In the second...
In this new series of Pod on the Quad, we invited teachers who attended St. John's as students to talk about how their time here has changed. In the first part of this series, we interviewed Ms. Kerr '01.
The...
In this episode of Pod on the Quad, we join the new Editors-in-Chief for a conversation about trending stories of the week. The show is hosted by James Li.
In this episode of Pod on the Quad, we join the new Editor in Chiefs for a conversation about trending news of the week. Pod on the Quad is hosted by James Li.
In this episode of Pod on the Quad, host Ella West continues her conversation with the football captains, John Perdue, Miles Masterson, Stefan Gustafson and Michael Skaribas.
In this episode of Pod on the Quad, host Ella West talks with the football captains, John Perdue, Miles Masterson, Stefan Gustafson and Michael Skaribas.
In this episode of Pod on the Quad: Sports and COVID, co-hosts Ella West and Jack Ringold, along with panelists Grace Enerson and Nico Del Frate, discuss the current state of sports in the US, along with interesting stats and strange trades.
In the first episode of Pod on the Quad: Sports and COVID, co-hosts Ella West and Jack Ringold, along with panelists Grace Enerson and Nico Del Frate, discuss the sentiments and stories surrounding the pandemic's effects on pro sports. Later, they talk about what could lie ahead for these teams.
Now that new students and teachers alike have adjusted to life at St. John’s, Assignments Editor Ella West sat down to meet new teachers. This episode includes Computer Science & Engineering teacher Matthew Bounds, history teacher Derrick Angermeier, and English teachers Sorrel Westbrook-Wilson and Dorian Rolston.
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?
