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Shaan Udani ’24with esteemed graduate John McTague ’66

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October 28, 2024

For Mr. Anthony Cannatella, the subject of Theology is a way of life. In large part inspired by his own Theology teachers at his high school in New York state, Mr. Cannatella began...

Good (as in Mr.) Joins the Faculty

Kamau Cumberbatch '25, Contributor

October 21, 2024

As the new school year has gotten underway, it brings about many new beginnings: new classes, new connections, new students, and new opportunities. Often overshadowed, but extremely...

Nick D’Souza Emerges as a Writer

Rohan Pai '25, Editor-in-Chief

September 16, 2024

Nicholas D’Souza ‘13 didn’t always plan on becoming a writer. In fact, perhaps the writing found him. The call to become a writer came at age 24. At this time, Nick had...

SHP Swimming Sweeps Relays and Breaks Records March 6, 2024

Arts

Nick D’Souza Emerges as a Writer

Rohan Pai '25, Editor-in-Chief

September 16, 2024

Nicholas D’Souza ‘13 didn’t always plan on becoming a writer. In fact, perhaps the writing found him. The call to become a writer came at age 24. At this time, Nick had...

A Review of Ernest Hemingway’s “The Sun Also Rises”

Rohan Pai '25, Contributor

March 5, 2024

"The Sun Also Rises" by Ernest Hemingway is a captivating story about life after World War I. It follows the adventures of Jake Barnes, an American journalist living in Paris,...

Humanities Visits Morris Museum March 4, 2024

Features

SHP Welcomes Mr. Cannatella

Rohan Pai '25, Editor-in-Chief

October 28, 2024

For Mr. Anthony Cannatella, the subject of Theology is a way of life. In large part inspired by his own Theology teachers at his high school in New York state, Mr. Cannatella began to view Theology as the art of seeking happiness...

Good (as in Mr.) Joins the Faculty

Kamau Cumberbatch '25, Contributor

October 21, 2024

As the new school year has gotten underway, it brings about many new beginnings: new classes, new connections, new students, and new opportunities. Often overshadowed, but extremely important additions are the new faculty joining...

Nick D’Souza Emerges as a Writer September 16, 2024
SHP Model UN has Strong Showing at Winter Conference March 6, 2024
The SAT is Going Digital February 8, 2024

Editorials

The SAT is Going Digital

Shaan Udani '24, Editor-in-Chief

February 8, 2024

You cannot run from it. The SAT is an infamous name in most households featuring a sophomore, junior, or senior in high school. The College Board, makers of the four-hour long...

Transforming the NFL, One Sign at a Time

Shaan Udani '24, Editor-in-Chief

January 17, 2024

Trash talking continues to be an integral component of professional sports. In this year’s NFL (National Football League) season, banter has seen its greatest place among the...

Is Artificial Intelligence the Future? January 17, 2024
NIL Creates Numerous NCAA Considerations January 5, 2024
Social Media Is Not All Bad November 17, 2023

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March Madness 2024: Is This the Year?

Rohan Pai '25, Contributor | March 18, 2024

March Madness is finally here. With the official bracket out, it’s time for thousands of college basketball fans to ponder the same question: Is this the year I make a perfect bracket? I must confess, I am among these “delusional” people. Every year I think, could this be my year? Of course, it never has, and quite frankly, it likely never will. According to the NCAA themselves, the odds of filling...

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Winter Athletics at The Prep: Recap

Rohan Pai '25, Contributor | March 13, 2024

The newfound warm weather signals an end to winter sports at Seton Hall Prep. This winter sports season was an interesting one for all Pirates sports teams, as some reached the pinnacle of success, while others felt the pain of not meeting understandably high expectations. This winter season introduced individual successes for many guys breaking into the varsity ranks. All in all, fans have a lot to...