Gavelier Profile: Kenny St. John
About
Kenny is a rising junior at Boston College from Lindenhurst, Long Island, New York. He is a political science major and a history minor. In addition to being the Opinions Editor of Gavel Media, Kenny is also stands conductor for the Boston College Marching Band, an alto saxophonist for the Boston College Pep Band and is a member of the College Democrats. Kenny considers himself somewhere between Barack Obama and Bill Clinton on the political spectrum. He is a passionate supporter of corporatist and protectionist economic policies, a public option for health care, the New York Mets, the New York Giants, and anyone who runs against Congressman Peter King.
Contact
stjohnke@bc.edu
St. John’s Revelations
Our Opinions Editor takes a break from his heavy-hitting stories to spend the summer writing about sports (with a little help from a friend). This week: Josh Hamilton’s ongoing destruction of baseballs and Jerry York being the man, as usual.
Reflections on the death of Osama bin Laden, one year later
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Opinion: Stronger relations with India are essential
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Opinion: Reflections on Ozzie Guillen controversy
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Daughter of Fidel Castro, Alina Fernandez, visits the Heights
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