Below is a picture of something that can be spotted on campus. Send an email to [email protected] indicating where. All correct entries will be entered in a drawing to win free chicken patties for the month of February
Entries must be received by 1/18/2010. Sorry Mr. Hess, but students only. Eye staff, forget it.
\”I honestly cannot attend school today because, while it might be fine and dandy up around St Iggy’s, down in my area it is still snowing bricks sideways and the roads are made entirely of fiery, awful accidents. So, if you could tell me what’s up in the classes we’d have together today, that’d be great!”
The end of the fall season can mean only one thing, it’s wildcat basketball time! Coming off great seasons, the JV, Freshman Blue, and Freshman Gold look for even more success this season.
The JV squad had a record of 15-5 in 2009-2010. This season, the JV squad is looking to build on that record with Alec Papesh, Francisco Santiago, and Matt Gawlick.
\”This is a very talented, high-spirited team. They play with intensity, tenacity, and Ignatian spirit. Matt Gawlick’s leadership and toughness, alongside Francisco Santiago’s dramatics are great examples for this team,”
Hockey Cats skate to early success vs. rival St. Edward
By JOSEPH GINLEY ’12
Eye Editor
Nearly a year ago, the head coach of the Varsity Hockey team, Mr. Patrick O’Rourke ’90, proclaimed words that became legendary: \”We’re gonna break the door down!”
One of the most successful service programs Ignatius students participate in is the annual Christmas Food Drive. As Cleveland area families struggle to makes end meet during the current recession, this annual tradition is more important than ever.
According to Feeding America, 1 in 5 Ohio children experienced food insecurity in 2009. Nearly 22% of all Ohioans now struggle to put food on the table, an increase of 3% since 2007. In Cuyahoga Country alone, the number of people needing assistance is over 220,000.
Non-perishables, such as rice, pasta, and canned goods collected by the Ignatius community will be placed into baskets and delivered to households throughout the city. Students assist with sorting, packing, and loading the baskets into a semi-tractor trailer during Christmas in the Community service day on December 14.
\”I honestly cannot attend school today because, while it might be fine and dandy up around St Iggy’s, down in my area it is still snowing bricks sideways and the roads are made entirely of fiery, awful accidents. So, if you could tell me what’s up in the classes we’d have together today, that’d be great!”
Across
\”This is a very talented, high-spirited team. They play with intensity, tenacity, and Ignatian spirit. Matt Gawlick’s leadership and toughness, alongside Francisco Santiago’s dramatics are great examples for this team,”
According to Feeding America, 1 in 5 Ohio children experienced food insecurity in 2009. Nearly 22% of all Ohioans now struggle to put food on the table, an increase of 3% since 2007. In Cuyahoga Country alone, the number of people needing assistance is over 220,000.