School-owned house put up for sale
Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
Former Outreach Director Sister Maryanne Zakreski walked through her home of four years, touching the spotless counters and recently made beds. She smiled fondly as she turned off the lights and closed the front door one last time. “I loved that house. For me, it was my...
Read More...China tour set for spring 2011
Joey Hoff, Managing Editor
Trek down the Great Wall, stop by the site of the 2008 Olympics, and make dumplings with a local family. It’s all in a day’s work on JC’s 2011 China tour. Group leader and Chinese teacher Fen-Whey Koh will open the trip to the 40 students in the Chinese program before...
Read More...Lower enrollment results in faculty cuts
Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
With a 237 member senior class set to graduate in June and the expectation of the incoming freshman class numbering around 190, JC is preparing to lose an estimated one million dollars in tuition, according to Principal Paul Barker. “This is a business where the biggest...
Read More...Water main break forces closing
Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor; Collin Hoofnagle, News Editor
Update: Although the water main break was fixed at one p.m. today, minor repair work still needs to be completed next week. According to Director of Facilities Stewart Walker, a “small section” of the driveway will be cold patched. Walker added, “When the...
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News Snapshots 3/02 – 3/08
Written by Collin Hoofnagle, News Editor
Every week, “The Patriot” scours the web to bring you headlines from around the world. Please note that no original reporting is involved. Feel free to discuss these stories at the bottom of the page. Colleton County, South Carolina – A nine year-old... Read more »
March 9, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under News Snapshots
Last 3 stories in News
- School-owned house put up for sale - March 5, 2010
- Hosting an exchange student now considered service opportunity - March 4, 2010
- China tour set for spring 2011 - March 1, 2010
Written by Caitie Beth Shauck, Promotions Manager
In order to curb confusion seniors have about college applications, the Guidance Department will sponsor an “Application Bootcamp.” The “bootcamp” will be held for rising seniors on August 30, the day before school starts. The program is free... Read more »
March 8, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under News
That’s why no matter what controversies arise, the Olympics will always be a good thing."
Written by Ryan Lina, General Staff
With the 2010 Winter Olympics over, it’s time to review the best and the worst of the Olympics. First, let’s cover the best. Shawn White dominated in snowboarding and scored higher than everyone else on his victory run. Let me say that again: on his... Read more »
March 8, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Editorials
Last 3 stories in Celebrity Blog
- Celebrity Blog: Lago apologizes for inappropriate pictures - February 24, 2010
- Celebrity blog: Richie recovers from troubles, becomes true role model - February 24, 2010
- Celebrity Blog: Conrad maintains "normal girl" image - February 18, 2010
Written by Caitie Beth Shauck, Promotions Manager
Despite being a successful actor and screenwriter, Matt Damon is not the type of celebrity that you are likely to find on the cover of the tabloids each week. He is, however, deeply involved in many philanthropic organizations. Damon is a strong supporter... Read more »
March 8, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Celebrity Blog
Every Student Has a Story: Ashley Markley
Written by Taylor Schafer and Joey Hoff
Every two weeks, the Patriot will randomly pick a student from the directory, find out more about his or her life, and prove that every student has a story. Junior Ashley Markley’s life couldn’t have been scripted. As the daughter of parents in the... Read more »
March 8, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Every Student Has a Story, Features
Last 3 stories in Features
- Every Student Has a Story: Ashley Markley - March 8, 2010
- Senior class nears end of college process - March 3, 2010
- Barker pursues doctorate at Penn - March 1, 2010
Written by Jenny Hottle, Managing Editor
After stepping off the bus, my American classmates and I were instantly surrounded by a mob of rapidly-speaking Spanish teenagers. Our old Spanish exchange friends were present, as well as Spaniards we had never met before. In the midst of this reunion,... Read more »
March 6, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Features, Off Campus
Coach of the Month: Krystin Porcella
Written by Joey Hoff, Managing Editor
Q: Did you play lacrosse in high school? A: Yes. [Former coach John] Hughes encouraged me to play lacrosse. My freshman year at JC was the first time I had ever played. Q: What do you like about lacrosse? A: I like the speed at which the game is played.... Read more »
March 5, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Sports, Uncategorized
Patriot of the Month: Scott Strappelli
Written by Rachel Kokoska, Sports Editor; Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
Freshman Scott Strappelli fell to the mat in disbelief and lowered his bandaged face into his hands as the screams of his teammates and spectators engulfed him. Tears pooling in his eyes, Strappelli rose to his feet and embraced his father as the first... Read more »
March 3, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Sports
Week in Pictures: Week of March 1
Photography by Katie Doherty, Contributor The Week in Pictures Gallery gives a look into student life here at JC. This week, the cast of “Seussical” put the final touches on their weekend performance. [View with PicLens] ... Read more »
March 5, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Week in Pictures
Last 3 stories in Promotions
- Win a pair of tickets for Sadie Hawkins - February 23, 2010
- Cartoonist wanted for contest - December 12, 2009
- A&E Promotion - November 11, 2009
Interested in being a contributing writer for “The Patriot?” Email editor@jcpatriot.com for more information. Read More →
March 2, 2010 • 0 comments • Filed Under Promotions
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