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A gentle reminder of patience, trust and reflection in Spain
This article was written by Jack Scheck, a St. John's alumnus who is serving in the Benedictine Volunteer Corps.
A Glass Act — the finest California wine, served strong
This is the April 2 installment of the Glass Act wine review column.
A Glass Act — a bottle that lived up to its price and reputation
We have, on occasion, been accused of reviewing wines above our station. This is correct, and we have no intention of stopping. This week’s bottle
Maple Syrup Festival set to return to St. John’s Arboretum
As the Minnesota winter begins its characteristically slow and unpredictable retreat, the annual Maple Syrup Festival is returning to the St. John’s Arboretum, continuing a
The story of “econo” and the punk rock band Minutemen
Imagine this: it’s 1983 and you’re at this small hardcore punk show in Los Angeles. The venue is most likely a small bar, someone’s house
A Glass Act — here’s what the French have done correctly
We have, until now, maintained a responsible editorial policy of reviewing wines from countries that do not require a philosophy degree to order dinner. New
Hearing about Minnesota, away from Minnesota
One of the last places my study abroad group traveled to during our Ireland embedded program in 2024 was the Glencree Center for Peace and
An introduction to Toast Club and hints about their future endeavors
The other day I was scrolling on Instagram when I came across an ad for a song and group I had never heard before. It
From Minnesota to Newark: a volunteer’s trip across the country
Newark, New Jersey. I won’t mince words, dear reader: Newark can be hard. The cultural norms of the East are, at times, so totally and
Unplugged at Alcuin brings live music to CSB+SJU
The library isn’t usually the first place you’d think of when you hear the word “concert.” Fluorescent lights, keyboard clicks and hushed conversations don’t really