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On February 9, the Laterbourn family gave a heartfelt goodbye to their two exchange students as they left for Lima, Peru. For 10 days, Xavier showed them the daily life of a high schooler in America. (Photo courtesy of Alexandra Lopez Jimenez)
Xavier hosts Peru Exchange Program
Rachel Shprecher, Staff Writer ♦ February 15, 2024

From January 29 to February 9 Xavier College Preparatory hosted exchange students from Colegio La Inmaculada....

Senator Mitzi Epstein holds up the menstrual equity bill she and Sharett worked on together. If the bill passes, all public restrooms in Arizona will contain free period products providing access to those who need them but are unable to afford them. (Photo courtesy of Ava Sharett)
Breaking boundaries: Ava Sharett strives to pass menstrual equity bill
Asiana Guang, Managing Editor and Best of SNO award-winning writer
The two most popular AI-generated research organizations, known as OpenAI and ChatGPT, have shown the United States a new fast-growing and adaptive version of technology by generating detailed answers to prompts inserted into the search engines.
Rise of AI: Future journalists, this is for you
Charley Fisher, News Editor and Best of SNO award-winning writer
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Written on a vintage typewriter are the profound insights on journalism by journalists Natalia Gomez del Campo and Catherine Alaimo. Both have taken the teachings of journalism to the collegiate level and are on their way to fulfilling dreams.
Ink & Impact: The transformative power of journalism
MJ Martinez, Editor-in-chief and Best of SNO award-winning writer ♦ February 29, 2024

At the heart of many campuses, there is a classroom of students, who behind the scenes learn lessons...

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Paying the price on Valentine’s Day: Why it is better to be single
Olivia Garcia, Connect Editor and Best of SNO award-winning writer
A young Macy Bonnett takes the stage as the lead in “Annie” in 2018. In early March she will continue her legacy and perform as the lead in Xavier’s production of “Mary Poppins.” (Photo courtesy of Renee Wekheiser)
Young actress pursues success
Chloe Beery, Arts & Entertainment Editor and Best of SNO award-winning writer ♦ February 29, 2024

Macy Bonnett, a junior at Xavier and the...

On a Friday afternoon in early March, Camila Beltran-Felix 25 is practicing her “holding,” one of the 11 steps to shooting success. Beltran-Felix was working on her form to prepare for the upcoming archery tournament. (Photo courtesy of Isabella Ballesteros)
80% Mental, 20% Physical: Archers journey to conquer state title
Olivia Garcia, Connect Editor and Best of SNO award-winning writer ♦ March 10, 2024

It’s 8:15 a.m. on a Saturday morning. There’s a...

The Xavier basketball team poses victoriously with its championship trophy and banners. All with forefingers up signal Xavier’s historic first-ever championship win. (Photo courtesy of Zachary Carlson)
Mission accomplished: Xavier basketball makes history
MJ Martinez, Editor-in-chief and Best of SNO award-winning writer
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Vivian Amoia is a junior at Xavier College Preparatory. She is involved in several activities at Xavier including varsity track, Political Action Committee Xavier (PACX), Student...

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During the Kairos 19 retreat, from January 29 to February 1, retreatants watch the sun set on Mount Claret, which boasts beautiful scenery and views. After a long day of getting to know each other, God, and themselves, they relax before eating dinner. (Photo courtesy of Olivia Robinson ‘24)
Debunking the 'mystery' of the Kairos retreat: Is attending worth it?
Kate Lum Lung, Faith in Action Editor ♦ February 23, 2024

Going on five years of Kairos tradition at...

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