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Photos of veterans submitted by students and faculty adorn the cafetoriums bulletin board. Two students started a new project to commemorate Veterans Day within the school community.

Students Initiate New Veterans Day Traditions

Emily M. '22, Editor-in-chief December 5, 2021

Veterans Day marks a time to remember those who have served in the United States military. While many institutions and organizations recognize veterans in their own ways annually, two students noted that...

Junior Ava Iannucci, in yellow, fights hard for her grade in the Hungry Hippos game. The Color Wars activities brought the annual Spirit Week to a close.

Colorful Assembly Concludes Spirit Week

Luciana T. '25, Reporter December 2, 2021

Spirit Week comes to an end with Color Wars on Friday, November 12. Junior Ava Iannucci, in yellow, participated in the Hungry Hippos game, and her grade placed second. During the week of November 8-12,...

Paduas student section supports their volleyball team at the DIAA championships. In three sets St. Marks defeated Padua for the state title.

Fall Sports Teams Compete in DIAA Play-offs

Paisley D. '25, Reporter December 1, 2021

To conclude the fall sports season which may be open on betting platforms such as 벳엔드 가입코드,  the volleyball, cross country, and field hockey teams competed in the annual DIAA play-offs....

Hannah Fagioli participates in National signing day. Fagioli went through a commitment process to sign to row for Syracuse University.

High School Athletes Begin College Commitment Process

Jane M. '23, Reporter November 30, 2021

While the college process alone is long and sometimes challenging, the committing process of sports adds just a little more stress. Hannah Fagioli, while only competing as a rower for two years, was encouraged...

Paduas lacrosse team stands on the sideline of a game this past year. Brendan McCormick was helping out the lacrosse team during their game, and he will be head coach this coming season.

Spring Sports Welcome New Coaches

Bridget M. '25, Reporter November 29, 2021

Attention all Padua athletes: There are new coaches who attended several coaching programs for this year's lacrosse, soccer, and golf teams. Spring sports have not started yet, but coaching changes are...

Business leaders Annie McTaggart and Courtney LeNoir work together to organize the school store products. McTaggart said she enjoys the behind-the-scenes aspect of managing the school store.

New Challenges Bring Friendship to Business Leaders

Maggie P. '22, Reporter November 28, 2021

Despite the return to in-person shopping, the business leaders continued to face new challenges, but nothing makes the school store work like teamwork. Mrs. Higley, the school store advisor, has taught...

The cast of “All Together Now” sings “Human Heart” together. Ursuline senior Maggie Lober sang the lead while the other singers provided backing vocals.

SUP Theater Program Performs “All Together Now”

Madison M. '25, Reporter November 26, 2021

For the first time since COVID shut down schools, Padua, Ursuline, and Salesianum joined together for a musical performance. The past year has been challenging for theatrical organizations, but “All...

Mrs. Townsend helps Katie Dorsey with math work during AST. I try to go to teachers if I need any help, Dorsey said.

From Flex to AST: How Study Time Has Changed

Sophia M. '25, Reporter November 23, 2021

Juniors and seniors knew the designated open period as Flex, but that time has now become Academic Support Time, or AST. The change in the schedule first took place during the second semester last year...

Dr. Crystle installs Rachel Smookler 23 into the National Honor Society. Smookler received a certificate and pin in honor of her achievement.

NHS Installation Returns to In-person

Claire M. '23, Reporter November 22, 2021

National Honor Society inductees lined the hallways as families awaited their entrance into the café for installation. The ceremony recognizes students who have excelled academically and show leadership...

The sun sets over Deptford, New Jersey, on November 7th at 5:04 pm. The temperature was 50 degrees at the time, but it was 71 degrees earlier in the day.

Strange Fall Weather Affects Daily Routines

Luciana T. '25, Reporter November 17, 2021

Fall is in the air… well, kind of. The fluctuating weather patterns have affected the Padua community for the last couple weeks. In particular the week of October 24 to 31 has involved some of the most...

Christine R. Sauers, president of the Delaware Better Business Bureau, meets with Dr. Wallen and Mrs. Alinda in the Campus Ministry office. She visited in October as Padua’s Principal for a Day, part of a Chamber of Commerce program that fosters relationships between educators and business officials.

Delaware BBB President Visits as Principal for a Day

Emily M. '22, Editor-in-chief November 16, 2021

Interacting with business owners, helping consumers, and networking are all part of a day’s work for the president of Delaware’s Better Business Bureau. Christine R. Sauers has held her position in...

COVID, flu, and cold symptoms can appear to be very similar; however there are key differences that can help differentiate the three. McCarthy said to follow health and safety guidelines in order to prevent disease.

Padua Plague Strikes Again

Maggie P. '22, Reporter November 15, 2021

Cold and flu season, nicknamed the “Padua Plague” by many students, has returned once again this fall. With the school returning to full capacity for the first time since March 13, 2020, another respiratory...

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