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Viator Voice

The student news site of Saint Viator High School

Viator Voice

The student news site of Saint Viator High School

Viator Voice

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Time to move on from standardized testing

Aiden Confuorto, Staff Writer February 14, 2025

Is standardized testing obsolete? Standardized testing has been used for many years to evaluate a person’s academic abilities. Most of us have taken standardized tests, whether that be a placement test,...

Art by Katie Watson

Public transport insufficient for travel

Wesley Marshall, Staff Writer February 14, 2025

Do you remember the last time you used public transportation? Unless you live in the city or need it to get to school, you can’t. Recently, it seems as though public transportation, especially in the...

Art by Palyn O-Saithai

Athletes question the necessity of gym class

David Hosnedl and Vito Confuorto February 14, 2025

PE classes have long been a core component of a student’s high school experience, promoting physical fitness, health, teamwork, mental well-being, and a class where kids could socialize with their friends....

Art by Zosia Czaczkowski

Effects of the invisible epidemic: Isolationism

Agatha Niznik, Staff Writer February 14, 2025

How hard would it be to lead a life in complete isolation? Believe it or not, in the 21st century it’s not that hard. Working from home has become normalized, and food delivery services have made it...

Art by Hailey Kesmodel

Journalism in the new age

Magdalena Mokrzycki, Staff Writer February 14, 2025

Journalism is a path most people are familiar with—writing for a website, newspaper or magazine. Yet, as popular as journalism has been in recent years, is it still popular today? In recent years, journalism...

2024’s return to Orwellian dystopia ‘1984’

Aiden Confuorto, Staff Writer December 12, 2024

The world has changed a lot in the past twenty years. Twenty years ago, people didn’t have social media accounts, phones, iPads or Airpods. The iPhone wasn’t even invented until 2007. Life twenty years...

Should schools have late start every day?

Raewon Kim, Staff Writer December 12, 2024

In recent years, students, including myself, have advocated for the argument of later school times, specifically from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. For decades, students were expected to wake up early, sacrificing...

Mental health sinks as awareness skyrockets

Agatha Niznik, Staff Writer December 12, 2024

In recent years we have seen a rise in “mental health awareness.” The idea behind mental health awareness is exactly what it seems—once we start to bring attention to all the various mental disorders,...

Fuel mind, not adrenaline!

Vito Confuorto, Staff Writer December 12, 2024

Energy drinks have become a popular fix for students dealing with long days and mounting academic pressure. “If it weren’t for [energy drinks], I wouldn’t be able to function throughout the school...

Beads of faith unite students at Rosary Club

Aidan McLeod, Staff Writer December 12, 2024

On every Friday at Saint Viator a centuries-old tradition occurs in the Alumni Memorial Chapel—members of our community gather to pray the Rosary, uniting students and faculty to a wealth of spiritual...

Chestnuts boasting on open fire

Wesley Marshall, Staff Writer December 12, 2024

Imagine this, you wake up on the morning of December 25th wondering if Santa made a stop at your house this year. You get out of bed and start to walk downstairs. You enter into your living room and, there...

Representation woes

Vito Confuorto and Aiden Confuorto November 6, 2024

The question of whether high schoolers should have the right to vote creates differing opinions on both sides. Some argue that age alone doesn’t accurately show how ready someone is, and many teenagers...

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