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Students in Action conduct first meeting of the year

Catherine Dana, Senior Reporter September 14, 2015

Students in Action (SIA), a student-run, service based club, held their first meeting today in the Center at lunch. “I felt that the first meeting was really interesting because I didn’t really...

Theology teacher Rachel Bundang tells the community of her memories of the aftermath of 9/11. After Bundang’s speech, students lit yahrzeit candles and placed them on the nearby piano as a commemorative gesture.

Special assembly covers 9/11 tragedy and Jewish High Holidays traditions

Kristina Cary, Managing Editor September 11, 2015

Students and faculty commemorated the 14th anniversary of 9/11 in a special chapel service, which began with a speech from theology teacher Rachel Bundang on her experience living in New York City at the...

Parents and seniors engage in the question and answer portion of the college information presentation with College Counseling Director Rebecca Munda.

Senior College Info Night: The first student and parent college gathering of the year

Neely Metz, Copy Editor September 9, 2015

Seniors and parents filled the Syufy Theatre tonight during the annual Senior College Information Night, aimed at guiding students through the application process. “This meeting went really well,”...

Sophomore Agustina Huneeus (left) hugs classmate Jocelyn Shilakes (right) goodbye last Friday in the Main Hall. Friday was Huneeus last day at school before leaving for Barcelona.

Sophomore travels to Spain for semester-long exchange

Asha Khanna, Senior Reporter September 8, 2015

A student from the sophomore class traveled to Spain on Friday where she will be spending the rest of the semester as part of the Sacred Heart Exchange Program. “I mainly hope for my language to...

AP Art History students walk along  the Wood Line, a sculpture created by artist Andy Goldsworthy.

AP Art History takes a trip to the Presidio

India Thieriot, Assistant Copy Editor September 4, 2015

On a sunny day in the middle of the Presidio, Advanced Placement Art History students studied Spire, a 90-foot sculpture by Scottish land artist Andy Goldsworthy. With the Senior Class gone on retreats,...

AP Mandarin students face the television as they engage in the interactive dance video.

Interactive Dance Starts Mandarin Class

Catherine Dana and India Thieriot August 26, 2015

It can be hard for students to get focused at the beginning of their last class of the day, but Mandarin teacher Yuhong Yao has a solution. AP Mandarin students begin class by engaging in physical activity...

Innobotics Club brings STEM to students

‘Innobotics Club’ brings STEM to students

Kendra Harvey, Managing Editor August 20, 2015

Members of the newly founded Robotics Club met this past weekend in Siboni’s math classroom and physics lab to start the club’s brainstorming process and to explore ideas ranging from toothbrushes with...

Renovations completed over summer

Renovations completed over summer

Neely Metz, Copy Editor August 20, 2015

Large group tables, wheeled Node chairs and whiteboard-walls are all part of the newly-renovated classroom spaces intended to provide students and faculty with more room for group study and class meetings. “A...

Prize Day adopts changes, enhances traditions

Prize Day adopts changes, enhances traditions

Neely Metz, Copy Editor May 21, 2015

The 128th annual Prize Day ceremony took place in the chapel today to celebrate achievements throughout the academic year. “Prize day was beautiful,” sophomore Bella Kearney, who received an award...

Senior Shirley Yang shakes President Ann Marie Krejcareks hand as the final senior in the line of the 48 members of the graduating class.

Senior Tea leads into Graduation Week

Lisabelle Panossian and Kendra Harvey May 18, 2015

The Senior Class, standing in a half circle in the Belvedere, flaunted their newly revealed white graduation dresses as they received congratulations from faculty, staff, parents and friends at Senior...

Makeup labels only go skin-deep

Makeup labels only go skin-deep

Julia-Rose Kibben, Design Editor May 1, 2015

Many young women and girls apply makeup as a part of their daily ritual, however few know that there are no labelling requirements mandated by regulatory agencies or are aware of the potential side effects...

Venture capitalist Sonja Perkins speaks to seventh and eighth graders about preparing the pitches they will deliver tomorrow to a panel of outside groups. The majority of applicants were seventh and eight graders from Convent Elementary School and Stuart Hall for Boys.

Innovation grants awarded

Asha Khanna, Senior Reporter May 1, 2015

No high school students qualified as finalists of the newly-established Innovation Launch Grant Program, and elementary school students will be named tomorrow as the two winners. “I really had hoped...

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