Taking one look at Johnny Heos it isn’t hard to infer that he’s not your basic Rockhurst student. His hair is a little too long, and his shirts are a little too groovy for Coach Mo. Yet Heos continuously reigns academically superior in the Rockhurst community. In addition to acing his classes, Heos works nearly full time and financially supports himself. … Continue reading People of Rockhurst-Johnny Heos
On February 28th the Philadelphia Phillies signed Bryce Harper to the largest contract not only in baseball history but in North American sports history as well. This was not a surprise to really anyone, but within baseball circles, there is a lot of talk on whether or not Harper is really worth it. Harper won MVP in 2015 but since has only … Continue reading Bryce Harper
Thursday the 11-2 Kansas City Chiefs will play host to the 10-3 Los Angeles Chargers. Arguably this is the biggest game of the year, with a win the Chiefs more or less lock up the AFC West and the number one seed in the conference, and with a loss, they risk losing the division and falling to the 5 seed in the playoffs. Patrick Mahomes … Continue reading Chiefs Vs. Chargers Preview
Thanksgiving is a time to show gratitude, spend time with friends and family, and eat good food. I would like to take out our allotted space in the Prep News to find out what everyone from around Rockhurst is grateful for. Personally I’m thankful for the opportunity to attend Rockhurst, my wonderful friends and family, and Flik’s revved up meat sauce. I have a wonderful … Continue reading What Kelly, Pope, and Rockhurst as a Whole is Thankful For
Sam Kidder I am thankful for my family and friends. I am thankful for all dogs, especially mine. I am thankful for Rockhurst High School. I am especially thankful for each day I get to wake up. Connor Dreyer When Thanksgiving comes around, it is always a good time for reflection and introspection on the small and large things that one is thankful for. It … Continue reading The Prep News Staff Expresses Thanks
By Sam Linson The NFL MVP race after week 4 features three quarterbacks. Patrick Mahomes of the Chiefs, Ryan Fitzpatrick of the Bucs, and Aaron Rodgers of the Packers. These are the top QB’s in the league and only Aaron Rodgers was on the preseason MVP list. Mahomes and Fitzpatrick were not ranked in preseason list. Mahomes is basically a rookie and Fitzpatrick has been … Continue reading NFL MVP Candidates
C: What’s up guys, it’s Nick Pope and Conor Kelly, your two founders of Kelly and Pope’s Cup of Tea. This week we have a lot to talk about. We had a disappointing loss to Rock Bridge, a hype pep rally with some lost voices, and a new grading system that not one person understands. Also we had a chance to sit down with Flik’s … Continue reading Kelly and Pope’s Cup of Tea Blog #1
It is no big secret that St. Ignatius is a prevalent part of the Jesuit culture we are trying to embody at Rockhurst. We know him as the sinner turned saint, who founded the Society of Jesus and lived about 500 years ago. Many of us learned about his life in Freshman theology, but if anyone is like me they are still probably wondering why … Continue reading Did You Know? Learn More About St.Ignatius
Kansas City Royals fans know Scott Boras all too well, he represents Mike Moustakas and Eric Hosmer. But beyond that, Boras is simply just a super agent. Looking back on the most massive deals in the history of baseball, you could find Scott Boras represented most of those players. In 2000 Boras’ possibly most high profile client Alex Rodriguez inked a 10 year, $252,000,000 contract. … Continue reading MLB Free Agents: Will Mike Moustakas Find a Home?
The Harvest Food Drive is upon us. It is a time where students are encouraged to donate canned food, money, or jackets. Rockhurst will be donating to the Bishop Sullivan/ St. James place, the Seton Center, Saint Francis Xavier Church, and Shalom Catholic Worker House. Each one of these organizations is committed to service to the poor and are inspired by Catholic faith. … Continue reading Harvest Food Drive
