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Fr. Jim: A Salesian President
Ethan Castro ‘24 Progressing through the new school year at Salesian, we recognize a change in staff as Father James Heuser (Father Jim) takes the role of President. An important position solely by name! When you hear president, you think of a leader. You think of someone of high authority with great influence and power over […]
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November Athletic Newsletter
John Miressi The Salesian Bowling season is underway as they compete for another City Championship. Opening day started off on a high note as the Varsity and JV defeated Iona Prep. Coach’s John Celzo and Nick Federico are confident that together the team will be highly successful. Please show your support in rooting on the Salesian […]
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Kyrie Irving Refuses to Play Following Vaccine Mandate
Marcus Brown ’22 To many NBA fans, Kyrie Irving has been one of the most impactful players of the last decade. His ball-handling has revolutionized the game of basketball all across the country, not to mention his accolades: number one overall draft pick in 2011, 2011-12 rookie of the year, 7x All-Star, and 2016 NBA champion. […]
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iOS 15 Review
Timothy Nguyen ’23 On September 20th, iOS 15 was released to the public after three months since Apple’s first announcement of it on June 7th during their Worldwide Development Conference. With the new update, users can expect their devices to be even more powerful and convenient. From major revisions on how notifications work to the addition […]
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The Rollercoaster Ride That Was The 2021 New York Yankees
Colin McGee ’22 On October 9, 2020, the New York Yankees suffered yet another crushing postseason defeat. On this day, the Yankees lost a 2-1 heartbreaker to the divisional rival Rays in Game 5 of the American League Divisional Series. This loss effectively ended their season. The Covid-shortened 2020 season was a strange one for New […]
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Intriguing Revelations: Black Hole
Aaron Jiang ’23 The end of the world: one whose date has been prophesied who knows how many times with all of them, without exception, being false. Whether you desire the end or not(seriously, if you do, it is in your best interest to please seek the Guidance Department), if a black hole somehow makes a […]
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September’s Salesian Golf Outing
Daniel Singh ’22 On September 20th, 2021, Salesian resumed its annual Golf Outing after a year of inability due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a first time volunteer, I expected the event to consist of a small group of Salesian alumni that would go to the golf course to reunite with their friends momentarily and subsequently […]
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Kingdom Hearts 20th Anniversary: Cloud Versions Upset
Ethan Castro ‘24 Since the very first Kingdom Hearts game, Square Enix (formerly known as SquareSoft) and Disney Interactive Studios have continuously done great service to the gaming community. The ongoing collection with many varying main and spin-off titles is the birthplace of Disney’s collaboration with the popular gaming RPG Final Fantasy. This year, we’ve amassed […]
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Exciting Times: James Webb Space Telescope
Aaron Jiang ’23 The depths of our lonely, empty, and scary cosmos that is our universe frightens us, but yet excites and intrigues us humans to pursue knowledge of the unknown. Such was the mission of our collective ambition within the Hubble Space Telescope. Since its launch back in 1990, it has traveled a distance of […]
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November 1st, 2021
Greetings Parents, Students, Faculty & Staff,
On behalf of the Salesian Spectator, I would like to introduce the October Issue. I couldn’t be more proud of the effort our writers put into ensuring this issue is a success. This issue entails 28 articles from the likes of Ethan Castro ‘24, Aaron Jiang ‘23, Marcus Brown ‘22, Colin McGee‘22, Timothy Nguyen ‘23, among others. These features include world news updates, technology reflections, latest film suggestions, sports highlights, amongst other topics. In a very special way this issue highlights the recaps of the following special events that have taken place in our community: Fr. Jim: A Salesian President, Intriguing Revelations: Black Hole, and November Athletic Newsletter.
This issue contains the Salesian Spectator’s first cover article of the school year. With the new school year also arrives a new president, as Father James Heuser is welcomed into New Rochelle’s Salesian family. The article contains an interview, conducted and written by Ethan Castro ‘24. Within this interview, we are granted an insight into Fr. Jim’s inspirations and the love he holds for the Salesian community. Fr. Jim sets an example for us all through his presence.
The Spectator thanks the Salesian Community, our Faculty, Staff, and students who have contributed effortlessly towards the last several issues of the newspaper. Our goal as the Spectator is to ensure that our Salesian Community has the means and access to use their voices. Our prayers are with our Salesian Families at home and abroad, and we continue to keep those affected in our hearts. I hope you enjoy this issue put together by the men of the Salesian Spectator.
Warm Regards,
Armando Gimenez
Editor-in-chief
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