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
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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
Euclid, Ptolemy, Archimedes, and Bicycle Riding
By Audra Zook “If I take the training wheels off, I might fall. If I don’t take them off, IContinue Reading
Your Future and St. John’s
By Nathan Goldman You certainly don’t have to know just what you want to do with your life when youContinue Reading
The Art of “Enstrangement”
By Nathan Goldman The following originally appeared in an issue of the Gadfly, the St. John’s student newspaper. In literaryContinue Reading
The Johnnie Chair 