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Star Wars Jedi Survivor Review

By Dylan Nazario
Players take on the role of Cal Kestis from the first game Jedi Fallen Order, a young Jedi Padawan who must survive in a galaxy ruled by the Empire.

Beef Review: An Incendiary, but Ultimately Compassionate Feud for the Ages

By Ashton Samson

Before I sat down to watch the new Netflix series, Beef, I thought to myself, “I hope this isn’t just ten episodes of a feud raging on and on in a perpetual cycle.” After finishing the show, I can’t say that isn’t exactly what this is.

Pride Week Exemplifies Brotherhood at SJR

By Logan Dratch
Last week, students participated in Saint Joe’s annual Pride Week, which included a variety of games and other festivities.

This Week in SJR Lacrosse

This Week in SJR Lacrosse

By: Charles Wicker ‘23

The Masterpiece that is Resident Evil 4 Remake

The Masterpiece that is Resident Evil 4 Remake

By Dylan Nazario
Resident Evil 4, originally released in 2005, is considered by many to be a masterpiece of survival horror gaming.

Expectations Sky-High for SJR Baseball in 2023

Expectations Sky-High for SJR Baseball in 2023

By Tim Doherty ‘23

The SJR varsity baseball team certainly has clear expectations for the 2023 season.

Varsity Baseball Dominates the Sunshine State

Varsity Baseball Dominates the Sunshine State

By Peter Lewicki
The varsity baseball team took a trip to Orlando, Florida this past weekend, playing seven games during their trip. In these seven games, the Green Knights recorded six wins and one loss.

This Week in SJR Lacrosse

This Week in SJR Lacrosse

By: Charles Wicker ‘23
Nashville Trip

Freshman Lacrosse

Freshman Lacrosse

By Cathal Donohoe
On Thursday March 16, the official start date for all spring sports in New Jersey, the Green Knights suited up for their first practice in their high school careers.

Scream 6 Review: A Sharply-Written Franchise High

Scream 6 Review: A Sharply-Written Franchise High

By Ashton Samson
Scream VI delivers, pushing the Scream films in intriguing new directions that proves a nearly thirty-year-old franchise can still bring the kills and alongside it, a sense of character development rarely afforded to modern slasher franchises.

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