Global Stewardship Conference Makes A Second Debut
David Guo, Staff Writer
December 12, 2017
The St. George’s School community has already packed its post-winter break agenda full with exciting commitments for the 2018-19 year; with Arts Week and the SGS v. VC events being the most popular among others. But when the SGS Facebook page uploaded a photo featuring some familiar faces from last...
St. George’s School Admissions: An Investigation on Fairness
Trevor Li and Dennis Wang
June 6, 2017
The Creed investigates just how fair the admissions process at St. George’s School really is. We gain insight from key individuals, such as Mr. Gordon Allan, the Director of Admissions at the school, as well as recently admitted students.
Gap Years: Waste of Time or Learning Opportunity?
April 19, 2017
Now is a time for reflection and important decision-making for many students of the Saint’s community. In just two months, the annual graduation ceremony marks a major transition for this year’s graduating class. This transition, for the majority of the students, is a prelude to their pursuit of...
University of Puget Sound Band Trip: An Interview With Mr. Rnic
Dennis Wang, Staff Writer
March 10, 2017
From February 23rd to 25th, 80 musicians of the St. George’s School Senior Band were at the University of Puget Sound (UPS) in Tacoma, Washington. The school band was invited to perform at the university by Dr. Gerard Morris, the UPS Director of Music. Since first meeting the SGS Band at the 2014 ...
Spring Break Preview 2017: Tours
Trevor Li, Dennis Wang, and Tommy Kuo
March 9, 2017
During Spring Break, a number of St. George’s boys will be departing for various school co-curricular trips. Today, we take a sneak peak into their exciting plans, interviewing various sponsor teachers: Japanese Teacher Martha Bassett; Head of Games and Athletics Teacher, Paul Proznik; and Direc...
Where are we Going for Spring Break?
Michael Hua, Noah Strang, and Nathan Bhatia
March 7, 2017
Can you believe it's almost spring break? For students at St. George's, spring break is not only an opportunity for students to take a break from the textbooks, but it is also a chance for students to gain valuable experiences with friends and family. Interviewers Noah Strang and Michael Hua walk ar...
Global Stewardship Conference 2017: An Interview with Mr. Johnston
Trevor Li, Layout Editor
March 2, 2017
It’s almost been a month since the inaugural St. George’s Global Stewardship Conference, and I was fortunate enough to interview one of its head organisers, Mr. S. Johnston, to find out more about how it went and what could be done to improve it even more in the coming years. Although Global Stewardship...
The OPUS; A Rendition of Saints Art
Sandy Fogarassy, Opinion's Section Editor
March 1, 2017
Every year the St. George’s art community puts forward it’s most prominent publication: The Opus. “The Opus is a student-designed publication that showcases the artistic and literary efforts of members of the St. George’s Senior School community. The publication is an entity that unites the stud...
Alley Outreach: another successful day
Adam Radcliffe, Editor in Chief
March 1, 2017
On Saturday, February 25th, St. George’s, in coordination with Alley Outreach, embarked on their second hand-out of the year. I got to the school at 10:00am and with Jack, Johnny, Koshi and Ms. Konopaki we quickly got to work on organizing all the donations and food. In the hour following, we sorted ...
Inside Look into Admissions with Mr. Allan
Cameron Burian, Sports editor
June 7, 2016
Mr. Allan, the head of admissions at St. George's school, was able to sit down with us to give an inside take on the admissions process at St. George's school. Mr. Allan gave us some interesting inside into what qualities the admission office looks for inside a boy.
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