by Jade K. This short instruction manual will loosely explain how you can become the “Chill Friend”. With a few simple steps and dedication, you’ll be on your path to the ultimate bodacious and rambunctious life of being chill. Step 1. Relax. Chillax. Don’t worry about a thing, and if you can’t relax, take a […]
Read more "How to be Chill"by Emma Dueck After months of trying, Phys-end teacher Ms. Horton has succeeded in bringing Women’s Rugby to the SRSS. Her reasons for bringing this sport to the Sabre community are plentiful. The Regional does not provide any contact sports for girls while the boys have hockey and football. Horton expresses that one of […]
Read more "Girls Rugby comes to the SRSS"Students often whisper about the things they feel that teachers don’t understand, but never bother to raise their voices and express their opinions. We keep quiet and convince ourselves to be comfortable with things that we feel take away from our education, our learning and our future. Whether you’re a teacher or student, your voice […]
Read more "What We Wish Teachers Would Understand by Emma Dueck"Five days a week; for four years. Almost 2000 people packed into one building – we are forced to acknowledge each other’s presence. Correspondingly, when someone goes, we feel each other’s absence. A community is not formed by divided people, it can only find life in a crowd and being enrolled at the SRSS makes […]
Read more "Together For The Better"A huge event has just taken place in American politics. The recent election is one that history will never forget. It has been the most discussed election ever and reminds us Canadians to truly be grateful for the country we live in. Every single person in the world seems to have an opinion on the […]
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