The Translator is a Betrayer
By A.J. Peters One of my favorite parts about language class at St. John’s is that it is a studyContinue Reading
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Guest Post: Reflections on the All-College Seminar
By Ben Holmes The All-College Seminar, along with Ark Party and Writing Period, is one of the highlights of theContinue Reading
Down with touchscreens, up with books!
By Rory Gilchrist It’s a question I get asked a lot: What role does technology play in the Great BooksContinue Reading
Why is Hegel So Hard to Read?
This is the first in a series of posts by Mr. Poppele, a tutor at St. John’s College, Santa Fe.Continue Reading
Being a January Freshman
By Nina Medvinskaya There are a lot of ideas about what it is like to be a January FreshmanContinue Reading
Snacks in the Placita after All-College-Seminar
View this post on Instagram Snacks in the placita after all college seminar #eattalkread A post shared by thejohnniechair (@thejohnniechair)Continue Reading
Demonstrating Huygens’s Laws of Motion in Lab
View this post on Instagram Demonstrating Huygens's laws of motion in lab A post shared by thejohnniechair (@thejohnniechair) on OctContinue Reading
Grammar: How and Why to Use Whom in a Sentence
By A.J. Peters I never learned much grammar in high school. I always thought of it like a sort punishment, like mindlessContinue Reading
In My Beginning Is My—
By B.D. McClay In Marilynne Robinson’s novel Home, a middle-aged woman named Glory returns to her father’s house after aContinue Reading
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