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Profile: A star is born While most high school seniors were getting their caps and gowns ready, Meghan Sabia, a senior at Mount Saint Joseph Academy, was busy looking for women’s basketball uniforms from the 1970s. What for? |
This Week's Issue The Word Became Flesh Cardinal Rigali's weekly column. Read it here. Glamour takes the floor Move over bump-and-grind. There’s a new dance in town. Meet Caroline Boyk—winner of the CS&T’s High School Modest Fashion Design Contest At age 3, budding artist Caroline Boyk woke up extra early on weekends so that while her parents were still asleep, she could slink downstairs, break out her paints and colored pencils and “go to town” on her latest masterpiece. Not your average robot If putting together a kid’s bike seems daunting to you, imagine assembling a 4-foot, 120-pound robot out of a box of parts — and then making it perform a complex series of tasks in a contest against other robots. Ryan
mathletes score
When Archbishop Ryan High School won the Mathletes trophy this year the team members didn’t have to bring it home. In fact, they never do — it’s already there. Making a Quinceañera a community-affirming event St. Francis de Sales Parish in West Philadelphia had never seen anything like it. Invitational
rugby tournament marks end of season
The fifth annual Bishop Shanahan Catholic Invitational Rugby Tournament on May 20 at the school in Downingtown featured plenty of hard-hitting, fast-paced action for the casual — or frenzied — rugby fan. |
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