New AD, PE teacher brings youth, experience to position

Julian Maldonado, Staff writer

October 2, 2018

It seems that teachers here at St. Joseph have either been here for many years or just have just begun their teaching careers. One new teacher is the Chargers new P.E. teacher and Athletic Director, Mr. Vicente Pena. One question that was asked was “How long have you been teaching” and this question was an easy one. “This is actually my first year being a teacher,”...

No more Mr. Hotek, but his replacement brings years of experience to the table

Alphonso Adams, Staff writer

October 2, 2018

St. Joseph has a new religion teacher by the name of Mr. Joseph Fedinec. He has served the Diocese of Joliet, and Arch Diocese of Chicago for 18 years in Catholic Education on the elementary and high school levels teaching sacramental preparation, Sacred Scripture, and Church Doctrines especially the Church's teachings on morality and social justice.  He was a volunteer...

Gamer world rocked by tragedy at Madden Tournament

Miguel Flojo, Staff writer

September 28, 2018

Over the years, video games have changed, including graphics that are getting so beautiful and more complex in a gameplay perspective. People are even making a living playing video games by winning tournaments.   It’s all fun and competitive and to get a crowd going, but some people take it too seriously. In Jacksonville, Florida, a video game tournament for...

To dream or not to dream…

Phoebe Unzueta, Staff writer

October 2, 2017

There is one word looming on the mind of almost every American, but more likely everyone in the world, the word Trump. Depending on who you ask, this can either be a good or bad association, but to most it is the latter. Since the first day of the Trump Administration, almost anyone who is not a white, straight, Christian male has been on edge. Day after day, the administration...