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Varsity Baseball Is Ready for Takeoff: 2017 Flyers Look to Build Off of 2016 Campaign
Varsity baseball team looks to reach new heights this season avenging last season’s shortcomings.
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An Evening of New Life: Sophomores Attend Encounter and Learn How to Respond to God’s Everyday Call
By Rory Mahon ’18 The Sophomore Division is rapidly approaching the halfway point of its time at Chaminade, and with the mounting stress of classes and activities, members of the tenth grade must periodically encounter Christ to be reminded of the spiritual aspect of Chaminade. Last Thursday, over 220 sophomores gathered to do just that.…
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Going for Gold: Varsity Lacrosse, Ranked 7th in the Nation, Looks Ahead
By Thomas McManus ’20 The varsity lacrosse team is coming off a 2016 season with a record of 11-7, which secured the Flyers a spot in the finals, but does not accurately portray the dominance seen in recent years. However, the varsity Flyers are poised to plow through the competition in this upcoming lacrosse season.…
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Be a Man, Bring in a Can!
Be a Man, Bring in a Can! Junior GSO Runs Lenten Food Drive By James Russo ‘18 Continuing its long-lasting tradition, Chaminade has recently begun its annual Lenten Food Drive. Monday, March 13 marked the beginning of a two-week long endeavor to aid the needy and poor through numerous donations to several food-banks all across Long…
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Breaking Bread: Chaminade Freshmen and Juniors Gather at the Annual Communion Breakfast
By Andrew Donnelly ’20 On the morning of Sunday, March 12, Chaminade High School held its annual Communion Breakfast. This event was a delightful experience for the members of the classes of 2018 and 2020 who took part in this rich tradition, as it offered physical and spiritual sustenance to them and their families. At…
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Keeping My Faith Alive: In My Darkest Hour, Det. Steven McDonald Was There
From the Pilot Seat, editor-in-chief Thomas Callahan ’17 recounts his relationship with Detective Steven McDonald and how Det. McDonald changed his life at a time when he needed him most.
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Student’s Worst Nightmare Comes True: ACT Scores Go Missing at Local High School
By Ryan Smith ’17 I couldn’t believe it,” said Cameron Sherry, a senior at Chaminade. “I just wondered how something like this could happen. You work so hard for months, and then this changes everything.” Hours of self-preparation. Hundreds of dollars spent on tutoring. Weighing the pros and cons of the ACT and the SAT…
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The End of a Historic Season: Varsity Basketball Falls to Msgr. Farrell in State Final
By Owen Barthel ’19 Chaminade varsity basketball’s magical run to the state championship game ended in disappointment on Saturday with a 55-47 loss to Monsignor Farrell. The game, played in the airy, old-school gym at Fordham University’s Rose Hill campus in the Bronx, was competitive throughout, but Farrell pulled away in the end by taking…
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Spreading His Wings: Senior Memorializes Local EMS in Eagle Scout Project
Throughout his life, Conor Lynch ’17 has viewed community service as one of the most compelling opportunities to answer the call to assist. Conor has demonstrated his dedication to service by becoming a Boy Scout, an organization through which he has found an opportunity not only to grow as an individual, but also give back…
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