Whether it’s the intramural four man scramble during fall break or a corporate event in the future, most of us are likely to participate in a golf scramble at some point in our lives.
People that enjoy Anime and Manga gather and discuss many different aspects of the culture. From more popular media like One Punch Man, to more niche topics such as Fate, all kinds of different series are brought and discussed.
St. X is back. After a depressing pandemic year in which school spirit dipped to an all time low, the Tigers have bounced back this year with vigor and zeal.
This school year we have welcomed new ways of learning, new ways of living, and most importantly new faces in school leadership, one of those being Mr. Paul Colistra, our school president.
Honestly, before the quarantine, I felt like I was drowning. I had so many obligations to fulfill and places to be. I felt like I was going a million miles a second. Every second spent not doing anything was a second wasted. Quarantine has given me time to do nothing. It slowed down my chaotic life, and honestly I am thankful for that.
Quarantine hit like a flash. We were all dismissed from class, excited, and thinking that school was over early. That was definitely not the case. One minute I was in school, the next I was doing work from home.
When you think ahead into your future you never can imagine something like what you went through in 2020. I never could even comprehend the fact that you would be taking classes from home for two months and be alone besides the few interactions with family each day.
I should be happy about the moments I have with the people around me, cherish the present instead of wishing for the future, and see every moment in life as something I get to do rather than something I have to do.
We’re all struggling now, but I can’t wait to get out of this pickle as soon as possible. Please don’t forget what you were a part of. After all, you will need stories to tell your kids and grandkids. Why not start here?
You might remember this time as either the era of online classes or relaxation in a seemingly never-ending period of homebodies in solitude. However, as a junior at St. Xavier High School, I have spent much of this time in deep reflection of the world around me and the purpose for which I drive incessantly through life.
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