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By Margaret Rodgers Stephen King once said that “books are a uniquely portable magic.” Although I agree that books andContinue Reading
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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
Learning to (Dis)Like You
By Alexandra Wick I’ve spent two winters in Annapolis since starting my education at St. John’s, and each one wasContinue Reading
Liberally Educated, Gainfully Employed: An Interview with Kate Havard (A12)
By B.D. McClay Continuing on with alumni stories, here’s a graduate of the Annapolis class of 2012 who not onlyContinue Reading
Johnnies at the Gym
By Nathan Goldman Contrary to their reputation as merely bookish, many students at St. John’s take the health of theContinue Reading
Summer Academy Continues
By Nathan Goldman Dispatches from the second session below!
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
Summer Academy Fun
By Nathan Goldman The 2013 Summer Academy for High School Students is well under way—in fact, Annapolis’ first session is almostContinue 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
The Johnnie Chair 