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Netflix praised for “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before”

  Sophia Lim, Staff Writer   This summer, Netflix released new chick-flicks left and right, targeting teen and millennial audiences. One of the recent movies that had gained so much popularity all over social media and has even resulted to having its own memes, is the Netflix original “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before.”Continue reading “Netflix praised for “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before””

France tops Croatia in wild World Cup

Eric Parks, Section Editor   The 2018 World Cup, which took place in Russia, was one of the most engaging World Cups ever. Although the World Cup ended with a lopsided 4-2 French victory over Croatia, the path to the end was especially entertaining. While France was thought of as one of the top teamsContinue reading “France tops Croatia in wild World Cup”

An (in)complete list of cost effective activities around the Sound

Olivia Alvord, Staff Writer   For students who like adventure but hate unnecessary spending, never fear–there are plenty of things to do around Olympia and the broader Seattle area that won’t break the bank. Within the Evergreen State, there are numerous activities for outdoor lovers, history buffs, and art aficionados. The Olympia Farmers Market isContinue reading “An (in)complete list of cost effective activities around the Sound”

My trip to Europe: An unforgettable experience

Brian Messing, Managing Editor   One of the things that initially attracted me to Saint Martin’s was the study abroad opportunities available to all students. I remember the first time that I came to Saint Martin’s, I heard about a study abroad program that the School of Business had with a partner university in Germany.Continue reading “My trip to Europe: An unforgettable experience”

Fans concerned about the 2018 Seahawks

Eric Parks, Section Editor   The 2017 NFL season marked only the first time since 2011, and the fourth since 2002, that the Seahawks have missed the playoffs. Despite their sustained success, many fans are predicting the team will regress from last year’s 9-7 mark. While last season felt like a major disappointment for SeattleContinue reading “Fans concerned about the 2018 Seahawks”

Serial cat killer terrorizes Thurston County

Chelsea Mancilla, Guest Writer   Speeding cars, predatory animals, and disease are not the only things pet owners should be concerned about this year. Since February, the mutilated bodies of 13 cats have been gruesomely displayed in public parks and front yards across Thurston County. Authorities have also connected the past month’s events to anContinue reading “Serial cat killer terrorizes Thurston County”

Saints Split San Francisco Trip 2-2

Nate Pearsall, Staff Writer Megan Vernoy on the attack on the first day of the tournament As the Saint Martin’s volleyball team stepped off their plane in Seattle early on the morning of Sept. 2, a mix of emotions filled the air. Some tired, some proud of their growth, and all filled with plenty ofContinue reading “Saints Split San Francisco Trip 2-2”

Huskies look to have strong season, despite loss to Auburn

Luke Hare, Staff Writer   The Washington Huskies recently played in what has been considered the most difficult game of the season. If it had not been for a few critical mistakes, the score may have been in their favor. There is a long season ahead and anything is possible, including the college football playoffs.Continue reading “Huskies look to have strong season, despite loss to Auburn”