Riepe donates over $2 million in will
Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
Even after his death last February, Father Charles Riepe continues to serve the community, through donations to his various affiliates totaling over two million dollars. His will included gifts to the Upper Chesapeake Health Foundation, the Harford Day School, St. Sebastian’s...
Read More...New cameras reinforce campus safety
Collin Hoofnagle, News Editor; Taylor Schafer, Features Editor
As part of a plan to increase campus security, 16 new security cameras were installed across the campus during Christmas break. “This is a driving force to make kids safer,” said Dean of Students Thomas Vierheller. This addition doubles the count of security cameras...
Read More...Patriots shoot hoops for Haiti
Daniel Gallen, Editor in Chief
The Patriots got out to a slow start on Wednesday night, but rebounded behind the stellar play of junior guards Malcolm McMillan and Ronald Scott, defeating the Cardinal Gibbons Crusaders 52-49 in a hard-fought MIAA A Conference matchup. Scott led the Patriots (7-16, 4-5...
Read More...Father Riepe funds scholar-athletes in need
Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
Junior KJ Hockaday stood in front of a portrait of Father Charles K. Riepe with President Richard O’Hara. Smiling for the camera, he then looked up at the painting, into the face of the man that helped make his JC education possible. “I am very grateful. By being the...
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Riepe donates over $2 million in will
Written by Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
Even after his death last February, Father Charles Riepe continues to serve the community, through donations to his various affiliates totaling over two million dollars. His will included gifts to the Upper Chesapeake Health Foundation, the Harford Day... Read more »
February 8, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under News, Top Stories
Written by Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
Every week, “The Patriot” checks all its campus-wide sources to bring you the best of what’s happening at JC. 2010-2011 calendar reveals earlier Homecoming After “working on [the calendar for the 2010-2011 school year] for four months,” Principal... Read more »
February 5, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under JC Insider, News
The reality is, whether there are African-American students, Asian students, or Latino students, their history should not be left uncovered."
Written by Alesia Etinoff, Contributing Writer
The administrators must really be patting themselves on the back because they finally got someone black to speak to the student body. But why? Did the students know the purpose of the woman dressed in her native garb, singing opera folk tunes? Black History... Read more »
February 5, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Editorials
How-To: Ask a date to Sadie Hawkins
Written by Charlotte Hagerman, Copy Editor, and Erin Hanratty, Sports Editor
Sorry, boys. This how-to goes out to the girls. This time, girls get to pick their date instead of being forced to go with a boy who asked them and they felt bad for. That is…if their dates say yes. So how exactly are we girls, who are so uninformed... Read more »
February 4, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under How-To Column
Weekender: Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, PA
Written by Taylor Schafer, Features Editor
One of the biggest getaway weekends of the season is coming up. And there is no better way to spend this President’s Day and Valentine’s Day weekend than at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort in the Laurel Highlands of Southwestern Pennsylvania. Located... Read more »
February 8, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Features, The Weekender Blog
We all come together, have a nice dinner, authors get positive publicity, and the money goes to a great cause. It’s really a great event."
Written by Kirby Browning, Copy Editor
Four out of five weekdays, French teacher Jennifer Vido rushes from her classroom at JC straight to St. Margaret’s Elementary School to pick up her kids. In addition, she is an aspiring author and spokesperson for the Arthritis Foundation. Somehow,... Read more »
February 7, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Features, Off Campus
Fencers fight toward Junior Olympics
Written by Rachel Kokoska, Sports Editor
The fight ends in a draw. Freshman Morgan Jones now has the harder task of winning from a tie. The referee flips a coin, which comes out in her opponent’s favor and gives the opponent priority. If the minute runs out without Jones hitting her... Read more »
February 6, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Sports
Last 3 stories in Overtime with Daniel Gallen
- Coaches never get enough credit - January 29, 2010
- Editor picks Colts, Saints showdown in Super Bowl - January 24, 2010
- Other transgressions should not overshadow tragedy - December 24, 2009
Written by Danie Gallen, Editor in Chief Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
Last week, the Indianapolis Colts defeated the New York Jets 30-17, and the New Orleans Saints edged the Minnesota Vikings 31-28 in overtime to earn berths in Super Bowl XLIV in Miami, FL, this Sunday. “The Patriot” brings you a breakdown... Read more »
February 5, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Overtime with Daniel Gallen, Sports
Week in Pictures: Week of February 1
Photography by Will Larney, Contributor The Week in Pictures Gallery gives a look into student life here at JC. [View with PicLens] ... Read more »
February 5, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Week in Pictures
Contributing writers wanted for staff
Interested in being a contributing writer for “The Patriot?” Email editor@jcpatriot.com for more information. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Contributing writers wanted for staff", url: "http://www.jcpatriot.com/promotions/2010/01/24/contributing-writers-wanted-for-staff/"... Read more »
January 24, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Promotions
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