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Mrs. Boyle teaches her Introduction to Romantic Language class. In this class the students learned about Spanish speaking countries.

Mrs. Boyle Says “Bonjour” to 15 Years of Teaching

Paisley D. '25, Reporter March 24, 2022

Many students know her as Madame Boyle, but Mrs. Megan Boyle teaches multiple advanced language and history classes. Her teaching journey has taken her to a rival school, a public school, and then back...

Lauren Schurman 23 pitches during a softball game. She has played for 8 years.

Swinging into Spring Sports

Claire M. '23, Reporter March 22, 2022

How long have you been playing your sport? Ava Iannucci '23: I've been playing tennis for a total of 10 years, and I've been playing Padua Tennis, which may be available to bet on sites like 바카라...

A junior puts finishing touches on her project about a federal drug scandal. She had mini pill bottles and white dots representing the drugs.

Juniors Complete 2022 National History Day Projects

Sophia M. '25, Reporter March 21, 2022

Every year, juniors in the U.S. History class partake in the National History Day Project. This year’s theme is Debate and Diplomacy. The juniors had the options of a website, presentation, poster,...

Dr. Bozanic asks Noreen Melia a question during his U.S History class. Bozanic has taught U.S. History since his first year at Padua.

Dr. Bozanic Strives to “Just Be an Andy”

Maggie P. '22, Reporter March 16, 2022

Dr. Andrew Bozanic wears many hats. In addition to being a teacher of US History, Psychology, and AP Research, he runs Music Ministry and has taken on the new role of co director in the theater program....

Tall Girl 2 was released to Netflix on February 11. After watching the first one I would have never thought they could make a second one.

“Tall Girl 2” Fell Short of My Expectations

Madison M. '25, Reporter March 15, 2022

Before I watched "Tall Girl 2," I did not have high hopes. After watching the first movie, I did not think they could possibly make another one considering how bad it was. Six-foot-tall Jody has to deal...

Freshman Elce Walsh sprints down the runway for her pole vault jump. She cleared 11 feet to clinch the state title.

Student Spotlight: Elce Walsh

Jane M. '23, Reporter March 9, 2022

State champion and only a freshman? That’s correct: Freshman Elce Walsh, a new pole vaulter on the track and field team this year, jumped to first place in the state championship meet on February 19. Walsh...

Bono, Halsey, Scarlett Johansson, and star in Sing 2. It was released in December of 2021.

“Sing 2”: A Soundtrack to Remember

Claire M. '23, Reporter March 7, 2022

Walking into the theater with friends, I could feel the excitement in the air as we were waiting to hear the new soundtrack of “Sing 2.” I can proudly say that this soundtrack did not disappoint. I...

Sarah Ciocco (left) and Makeda Duey work on their robot during a Robotics Team practice. The two juniors are the only returning members of the team, so they have stepped into leadership roles.

Robotics Team Starts Fresh with New Members

Emily M. '22, Editor-in-chief March 4, 2022

For 12 years, the Robotics Team has built robots in-house and competed in various challenges against other schools. These student engineers and programmers create a robot that can complete multiple tasks...

Mr. Bruce Pennington stands on crutches in front of his excavator collection, a testament to his 50 years working in construction.

Polio Left Him Disabled at Age 3. He Became a Firefighter Anyway.

Sophia M. '25, Reporter February 26, 2022

Bruce Pennington loves working hard to serve his community. For many years, he was a firefighter and a construction worker—even after contracting polio. In 1955, Mr. Pennington was diagnosed with polio...

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