The Pleasure of Summer Reading: Don Quixote, and Taking it Slow
By A.J. Peters Well, we’re back again, and boy do we come back quickly. I spent the last couple weeksContinue Reading
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Doing Something in the World: An Interview with Lydia Hovey (A12)
By B.D. McClay Continuing with our profiles of recent alumni, here’s Lydia Hovey, who is training to become a volunteerContinue Reading
Dance and Dialectic
By Alice Loofbourrouw It’s the first Wednesday night of the school year at St. John’s College. The sun has set,Continue Reading
The Humanities. . .and the Liberal Arts
By B.D. McClay Earlier this year, the Academy of Arts & Sciences released a report, called The Heart of theContinue Reading
Transitionum
By Margaret Rodgers Stephen King once said that “books are a uniquely portable magic.” Although I agree that books andContinue Reading
St. John’s, Slowly
By Ian Tuttle If you choose to come to St. John’s (and if you stick around long enough), you’ll endContinue Reading
Thoughts on the Music Program
By Sarah Meggison I recently came across this quote from composer Igor Stravinsky: “I have never understood a bar ofContinue Reading
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Useful But Free: Reflections on Education at St. John’s and Beyond
By Adam Maraschky After graduating from high school, I thought I was done with multiple choice tests and slideContinue Reading
A Johnnie July 4th
By Ian Tuttle When it comes to expressing raw, unabashed patriotism, sitting a stone’s throw from the United States NavalContinue Reading
The Johnnie Chair 