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The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

The Rubicon

The student news of St. Paul Academy and Summit School

The Rubicon

EIC'S BIRB. The Rubicon Editor-in-chief Annie Zhang uses Finch daily. Her birb revels in the abundance of accessories Zhang has collected.

[APP REVIEW] Stop scrolling; Finch makes self-care fun, easy and cute

Thomas Chen, Beats Manager October 27, 2024
Finch emerges as a refreshing antidote to harmful digital practices, proving not all screen time is harmful.
ADAPT & INTEGRATE. Students can use ChatGPT to create outlines and gather compelling topics and points.

Schools should embrace the use of ChatGPT

Thomas Chen, Staff Writer March 5, 2023
ChatGPT can write you an essay in seconds. Students should learn how to use it.
Reedy uses the internet to further his understanding of various topics.

[2 SIDES 1 ISSUE] Is the internet disadvantageous for education?

Orion Kim, The Rubicon May 15, 2022
With their growing popularity, smartphones can be used for educational purposes, but are they effective?
When given the option, will you shut the laptop screen and open a notebook to take control of your success in school?

[STAFF EDITORIAL] Stop allowing (or creating) tech distractions in class

RubicOnline Staff December 8, 2019
Put away the laptop when the teacher doesn't declare it necessary.
Sophomore Cole Fawcett holds up his phone, which has a Spotify app on it. "I use Spotify to listen to music while studying which makes me feel more productive,” Fawcett said.

Students explore apps beyond social media and games

Catherine Braman, Sports Editor December 12, 2013

When students consider apps for their iPhone or android, the first type of apps that usually come to mind are games and social media. However, there are many more useful apps than Candy Crush, Instagram,...

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