Student play enlivens the mundane
September 27th, 2007 by Justin RothBy Doug Trumm
“The Pinter Project” is a collection of nine sketches written by Harold Pinter in the 50s, 60s and 70s. (more…)
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By Doug Trumm
“The Pinter Project” is a collection of nine sketches written by Harold Pinter in the 50s, 60s and 70s. (more…)
By Amy Stubblefield
Almost 40 years ago, Joseph Shabalala formed an a capella singing group in his hometown of Ladysmith, South Africa. (more…)
By Alex Kurt
The St. John’s Senate voted Monday to meet half as often as SJS practices currently dictate. (more…)
By Peter Mullin
Thunderstorms and 60-75 mph winds left behind some damage at SJU last Thursday. (more…)
By Peter Mullin
The St. Ben’s Senate voted unanimously to approve the preliminary 2007-08 budget on Tuesday. (more…)
By Kelly Smith
Heritage Day is supposed to provoke students to question what our community means to us. (more…)
By John F. O’Sullivan
A grant from a Prep School alum is giving a facelift to one of SJU’s most recognizable landmarks. (more…)
By Jennifer Mattson
Bars, pubs and clubs in Minnesota will have different kind of smell on Monday. (more…)
By John Sullivan
The Johnnies’ (1-0 MIAC, 3-0) schedule is about to get tough, and Saturday will be the first test for the fourth-ranked Johnnies. Aside from a rough first half against Wis. River Falls the second week of the season, the Johnnies have rolled through the first three weeks. They have won each game by an average of 36 points. (more…)
By Trevor Drake
Johnnie bread: an age-old tradition that symbolizes pride, community, and, of course, heart disease. Skeptical? (more…)
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