Two films by SAAS student Josh Jaffe showing a studio session with a SAAS band and the 10th grade retreat. Nick Heymann '18 fills us in on the details of the detales.
Read MoreJosh Jaffe '18 Films SAAS Band "the detales" and the 10th Grade Retreat
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Shea Leibow '16
SPUNKY (Spooky/Funky)
in Entertainment, SAAS Life, Visual
Shea Leibow '16 has put together a funk meets spooky playlist, and the Cardinal is honored to share her masterpiece. If you need some Halloween music to groove to, Shea has you covered.
Read MoreHealth and Nutrition Peaked Your Interest? Learn More!
Bananas for nutrition? Here is the 4-1-1 on everything you need to know about the Health and Nutrition club.
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Want to Know More About Youth Legislature?
Did you want to learn more about youth legislature? Here is the info you need to Elle Woods your way straight to Olympia!
Read MoreOutdoors Club
Outdoors club explains what they do, why you should join, and details about when they meet. Cupcakes "may or may not be provided."
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The Minds We Had: An End of Summer Playlist
I’ve made a playlist with the songs that hold a memory for me from this summer. After trying it, I really dig this kind of diary. I would recommend trying out a playlist diary. Also, please think about doing so to document your fall, more details to follow :). I hope everyone had a great summer.
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SAAS Welcomes Guest-speaker Grace Umutesi
A little impuhwe (compassion) goes a long way.
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Have You Heard the Calling? Join Bird Club.
Kellen O'Brien '17 offers up some pretty convincing reasons as to why Avian Allies is the coolest club in school.
Read MoreInvisible Seen: CoverT Girl
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Students in Ali Stewart-Ito’s Honors American Literature class were asked to create a graphic vignette that makes visible someone, something, or some intangible concept that has been “disappeared,” or is otherwise “invisible.” Here is Nicola Brandon’s vignette addressing animal abuse.
Read MoreInvisible Seen: Invisible Apples
Students in Ali Stewart-Ito’s Honors American Literature class were asked to create a graphic vignette that makes visible someone, something, or some intangible concept that has been “disappeared,” or is otherwise “invisible.” Here is Ian Zunt 16’s vignette addressing invisible workers at Apple.
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