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Andrew Kerai joins the party

Jesuit senior class more competitive

esuit opens new stadium

Andy Houghton Memorialized at Jesuit

SJET to broadcast online

New teachers begin new jobs

 
Andrew Kerai joins the party
Strake Jesuit senior and resident body builder Andrew Kerai recently returned from New York City and the Republican National Convention where he saw George W. Bush accept the Republican nomination to become the first man elected president since Bill Clinton in 1996.
 

Andy Houghton memorialized at Jesuit
Captain Andrew Ryan Houghton’s deeply moving memorial service was held on Wednesday, August 18 at the Parsley Center. Houghton, class of ‘97, became the first Strake Jesuit graduate ever to be killed in combat. Capt. Houghton died on August 9, 2004 after being severely injured on July 10, by shrapnel from a rocket propelled grenade in Ad Duluiyah, Iraq while leading his 3rd Platoon, Anvil Troop, into battle.

 
 
SJET to broadcast online for 2004-2005 school year
A plan to make every SJET Morning Show available for viewing on the Internet is currently in the works.
“Everything would be instant,” says SJET moderator Mr. Gilbert. “An SJET crew member would convert and upload every show [to the Internet] directly after it airs.”
 
   
 
New teachers begin new jobs
At the beginning of every school year, the deluge of new freshmen is accompanied by the comparative trickle of new faculty. While freshmen swarm the campus like rats, the new teachers are much easier to miss, often only being noticed by those they teach. In fact, when I surveyed a group of three students and a teacher, none could name more than two of these new additions.