New Faces and Brighter Spaces Fill a Changing Campus Ministry
Maeve Schumacher, Sports Editor
August 23, 2017
Filed under Local
Campus Ministry has continually been a beloved spot of Viator students, whether used for quick talks about your day during passing periods or for a much-needed breath mint stop after lunch. Although Campus Ministry’s scene may be changing, it still holds a special value that no renovation or change...
Students, teachers look ahead to AP exams
Brooke Puccini, Staff Writer
March 24, 2017
Filed under Local
As the last three months of school approach, students find themselves switching from study mode to how-long-until-break mode. However, the work is not over quite yet. The AP exams are nearing, and both students and teachers are starting to prepare. The AP exams begin on May 1, but the preparation begins well bef...
Middle schoolers find early start to high school
Greta Zimmerman, Staff Writer
March 24, 2017
Filed under Local
While the start of a student’s high school career is technically on the first day of freshman year in August, many Saint Viator students started their high school experience much earlier. Some came into contact with the school for the first time because of older siblings. Some parents of students attend...
Students plan spring break vacation escape
Katie McManaman, Staff Writer
March 24, 2017
Filed under Local, Showcase
As spring break is right around the corner, many people have plans, whether at home or abroad. According to a survey of Saint Viator students, 13 people are staying at home, 34 people are traveling and 9 are unsure of their plans. Out of the people traveling, 27 are staying inside the country and ...
iPosture position
Anthony Novak, Staff Writer
March 24, 2017
Filed under Local
The word for it is “iPosture.” That is the word coined to describe the stooped, turtleneck-like stance becoming common among teens today from the use of cell phones, computers or iPads. A recent survey of SVHS students revealed that over 60% of students use electronic devices for eight or more hours...
Spring Arts Festival in (a chorus) line to dazzle audiences
Crystal Schuster, Staff Writer
March 24, 2017
Filed under Local
What better way to express the fine arts at Saint Viator and enjoy the spring season than to have a Spring Arts Festival? The concert will be on May 13 and will showcase aspects of the art, choral, theatre and band departments. The visual arts showcase includes pieces created by students enrolled in...
Students Febru-weary in endless month
Devon Sheehan, Staff Writer
February 16, 2017
Filed under Local
The shortest month of the year is finally upon us! February will pass in a matter of what feels like minutes, and March will bring spring fever, March Madness and spring break. Though February is the shortest month, with only 28 days this year, there is also a collective dislike of it. Many people have...
‘Bye Bye Birdie’ soars on stage
Nicole Marcinkus, Local Editor
February 16, 2017
Filed under Local
Musical season is here, and drawing to a close. The 2017 musical, "Bye Bye Birdie", involves a multitude of strong leads and moments of comedic relief to entertain the audience. Behind the fantastic script, however, is the actors who not only play but connect to the characters through their hour...
True uniform colors
Greta Zimmerman, Staff Writer
February 16, 2017
Filed under Local
Even though Saint Viator has a uniform, many students find ways to express themselves within school rules by adding their own personal touches to their uniforms. From colored long sleeves under short-sleeve polos to a simple necklace, students have discovered their own ways to make their uniforms uni...
Quest embarks on after-school adventure
Crystal Schuster, Staff Writer
February 16, 2017
Filed under Local
No need to be hungry after school anymore! Querbes Hall is open for 30 minutes after school Monday through Thursday unless there is an event scheduled. Food items include beverages, snacks, cookies, candy, wraps, sandwiches and salads. The menu remains the same but is working to add some new options...
Hello, my name is Ms. Dowd
Alex DiMarco & Katie McManaman, Staff Writers
February 16, 2017
Filed under Local
Ms. Marie Dowd is one of the eight English teachers at Saint Viator, two of whom are new this year. She teaches three English classes, two for juniors, one for seniors and also teaches communication skills. Ms. Dowd has received a bachelor’s degree of science in secondary education at University of Kans...
Choir and band set to walk down Main Street, U.S.A.
Brooke Puccini, Staff Writer
February 16, 2017
Filed under Local
Bye-bye Birdie, hello spring break! As band and choir students involved in the winter musical close the curtains for "Bye Bye Birdie", they have multiple performances to prepare for their upcoming spring break trip to Disney World. The trip, organized by the band director Mr. Vince Genualdi, is offered ...
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Maeve Schumacher, Sports Editor
With the start of another school year, homework and tests aren't the only thing students have to look forward to. A fresh season of athletics—from Friday night lights to...
August 23, 2017
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From always wearing a pair of lucky socks to eating the same pregame meal, various superstitions have...
Captains show exemplary leadership on and off field
March 24, 2017
Being a captain requires an extraordinary capability to calmly handle adversity and set an example by...
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Shawn Mendes illuminates the world
Cailyn Currie, Entertainment Editor
As 18,500 fans shouted out the lyrics to the songs from his new album, Shawn Mendes took complete control of the Allstate Arena. Opening his set with “There’s Nothing H...
August 23, 2017
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Most vicious superhero has soft side
March 24, 2017
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