The Daily Thistle, St. Margaret's School St. Margaret's School

In the grand tradition of capturing the essence and spirit of youth, Kendall Quinn has been the steadfast voice behind over 250 episodes of “Sister’s Pride,” reaching an audience of more than 10,000 unique listeners. Her tales woven from the daily lives at a quaint Episcopal girls’ boarding school nestled along the tranquil shores of the Rappahannock River in Tappahannock, Virginia, have touched many a heart. Today, we salute her as she prepares to trade the familiar sunrises over the Rappahannock for the golden sunsets of the Pacific Ocean, moving on to new adventures at Claremont College in California.



Kendall, an East Coast girl through and through, has grown before our very eyes. She has led with grace as Head Prefect, embodying the virtues of leadership with an impeccable character that St. Margaret’s aims to cultivate in all its students. It is with both pride and a touch of sadness that we, the St. Margaret’s community, extend our deepest gratitude to Kendall Quinn. Thank you, Kendall, for your inspiring leadership and for leaving an indelible mark on our hearts and on the hallowed halls of St. Margaret’s School, here, on the banks of the Rapphannock River in Tappahannock, Virginia.


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Today's topic is preparing for and saying goodbye. Kendall is getting ready for her final installment of Sister's Pride as her graduation from St. Margaret's School approaches. It's a bittersweet time, but she feels invigorated by her experiences and excited about the future that lies ahead. "Life is all about change."


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Kendall has the tables turned on her as sister Whitney interviews her.


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Kendall converses with the cast of "Sublime: The Beauty and Suffering of Karen Carpenter." This production traces Carpenter's career via twelve iconic hits, depicting her journey from early innocence through intense effort to weary exhaustion.


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Kendall and Whitney speak about body dysmorphic disorder, highlighting the intense distress individuals feel over perceived flaws in their appearance. They discuss the psychological impact and emphasize the importance of being aware of its awful pitfalls  Whitney invokes Teddy Roosevelt’s  “Comparison is the thief of joy” 


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Kendall and Whitney discuss the negative impacts of habitual lateness, emphasizing its disruption to both personal and professional relationships. They highlight how being late reflects poorly on one's reliability and consideration for others, urging an improvement in time management to foster respect and efficiency.


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