Sarah Allworth '16 is swimming her way to victory. The senior has had a great season so far, achieving personal bests in her 200-Meter Individual Medley, and as the butterfly competitor in the 400 Medley...
The 2016 election will soon be upon us. By now, we know that there are many hopeful candidates trying to win over the people of America. As we have seen in the past, there are many men running for president,...
The Regina Dominican Board of Directors is an important, yet often unnoticed part of the Regina community. Regina girls may have seen Board members on stage at graduation, heard them referenced in announcements,...
Deanna Stone, Managing Editor
• September 14, 2015
Mrs. Pike teaches history. She just moved to Chicago a few months ago. She has three children in their 20's who all live in Chicago, too.
Q: What were you like in high school?
A: Let's just say...
Within our school and within our society, leadership seems to be a new buzzword-- Regina has the "Leadership Institute," colleges like to see 'leadership' on applications, and women are taking more 'leadership'...
In many ways, we all have had opportunities to be leaders. We may be a big shot quarterback, a finance wiz on Wall Street, or closer to Earth, the captain of an athletic team, or even the group leader...
Every month we feature a Regina member who discusses his or her impressions on leadership. Our March issue features Director of Admissions, Patricia Fuentes.
LEAD is a monthly feature where we interview one student and one teacher whom we consider to be outstanding leaders within the Regina Dominican community. For our January issue, we are excited to highlight history teacher, Mike Small and Regina's recipient of the HOBY summer leadership seminar, sophomore, Caroline Baubonis.
Mike Small
How would you describe your leadership
As a teacher or coach, I try to set clear goals and expectations for those under my guidance and try to execute them in a fair and equitable manner. Students...
LEAD is a monthly feature where we interview one student and one teacher whom we consider to be outstanding leaders within the Regina Dominican community. For our holiday issue, we are excited to highlight our academic dean, Pat McDonell and our student council corresponding secretary, Mary Berg.
