So proud of Tristan Niedzielski ‘21, a pre-Covid library regular. Check out how Tristan and GenZ are changing politics in this article in the New York Times @nytimes#SJLibrarylife
Mr. Abdella, beloved history teacher, long time Model UN Advisor, and SJ alum from the class of 1992, has a new book out! “The Sun and the Moon” is available on Amazon and is coming soon to the SJ library. #sjlibrarylife#facultyauthors
Middle school egg drop contest is happening right outside the high school library. 🥚🍳So fun to watch the middle school kids so excited to learn. #sjlibrarylife
Happening Now: Br Robert MS Division dropping some eggs! First egg drop experiment/competition! Great job boys and thank you to Mrs Outler for her amazing work with our students! @SJShrewsbury#BeAPioneer
If you have a Nook or you don't shop at Amazon, you can also get the "Sun and the Moon" at Smashwords https://t.co/1xmXfcA6fi #indieauthor#amwritingfantasy
We are excited to welcome Dr. @micheleborba to @SJShrewsbury this evening for a special presentation on her new book #Thrivers - this collaboration with @The_SHINE_MA is FREE and open to the public but registration is required: https://t.co/d3jYmw5IIr
Today and every day we honor the many women who make up our @SJShrewsbury community - past, present, and future. Thank you for the gift you are to us. Link to morning prayer recognizing today's celebration: https://t.co/5EEwtWCmhm #BeAPioneer#InternationalWomenDay2021
Former Bruin, Willow O’Ree, was the first Black hockey player in the NHL. His number, 22, was retired by the Bruins this season. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2018 which was considered long overdue. #BlackHistoryMonth#sjlibrarylife@SJSHockey@SJDiversityComm
In recognition of #BlackHistoryMonth Breakfast with Books had a powerful conversation about the short story “God Bless America” by John O Killens. The story highlights the African-American experience during the integration of the US military. #Sjlibrarylife@SJDiversityComm
As part of celebrating Diversity at Saint John’s, there will be several events over the next few weeks. Speakers, movies, conversation, a cultural game day and an unveiling of a diversity mural. Look for our QR codes for more info, times and links around campus!
“Reading is the key that opens doors to many good things in life. Reading shaped my dreams, and more reading helped me make my dreams come true." #RIPRuthBaderGinsburg#RBGLegacy#sjlibrarylife