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
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How to Use Your Liberal Education
By B.D. McClay Mr. Nathan Goldman, the editor of this blog, contacted me, along with some other recent graduates, hopingContinue Reading
Living in Annapolis
By Nutchapol Boonparlit I’ve remained at the Annapolis campus for the past three years, and I will be completing my seniorContinue 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 Work of Translation
By Alison Tretina Over the course of freshman year, I have found translation to be an indispensable part of theContinue Reading
On the Evolution of Communication
By Kurt Strom We’ve come a long way. There was a time when the only way people could communicate wasContinue Reading
Farewell Dinner
By Audra Zook Every May, after the seniors have finished their very last seminar as students, and before they beginContinue Reading
The Johnnie Chair 