Historic neighborhood cinema closes
Gabrielle Guido, Senior Reporter
January 23, 2020
WEB EXCLUSIVE As students stroll down Fillmore to get lunch at Starbucks or Mollie Stones, they unwittingly pass by a historic movie theatre that will be closing its doors after 110 years. The Clay Theatre has made itself part of the culture of Pacific Heights with its worn movie posters, cliché...
French class reads children’s book
Adele Fratesi, Reporter
January 15, 2020
Students in Honors French IV worked in groups to write a play based on the French book Le petit Nicolas written by René Goscinny and illustrated by Jean-Jacques Sempé. The project is meant to strengthen reading comprehension and communication skills and expand students' vocabulary through spe...
‘Memeing’ into the new year
Gabrielle Guido, Senior Reporter
January 9, 2020
As teens open their TikTok accounts, many are expecting to find playful dance videos about viral trends, but they have instead found a multitude of memes teasing the United States’ and Iran’s recent military conflict, dubbing it as “World War III.” In the wake of Iran’s threat to the United...
Students take on finals
Gabrielle Guido, Senior Reporter
December 17, 2019
With finals well under way, students are studying and meeting with teachers for support in order to ensure success this week. In addition to casual dress, the school minimizes the pressure on students with long lunch periods and only two testing periods in a day. “The projects that I’m...
Speak-HERS
Gabrielle Guido, Senior Reporter
December 17, 2019
A new club is offering connections and information for young women who are interested in exploring the field of technology as a possible career. Junior Linda Karti started the Female Leaders in Technology Speaker Series as a way to host female technology professionals and foster interest in STEM ca...
The ‘Nut’ turns 75
Gabrielle Guido, Senior Reporter
December 17, 2019
Extravagant set-pieces, dancing and vibrant music have cultivated a dedicated audience for the San Francisco Ballet’s seasonal performance of “The Nutcracker” for 75 years. “My mom and I go to the show together, as it has been a tradition since my childhood,” freshman Sage Swartz sa...
Founding Mothers establish school
Charlotte Ehrlich, Web Editor
December 12, 2019
Scattered between the caramel-colored benches, vibrant stained glass and religious iconography of the Mary Mardel, RSCJ, Chapel, a number of inscribed wooden plaques serve as records of the women who founded Schools of the Sacred Heart San Francisco. Reverend Mother Mary Keating, accompanied by Sisters Verd...
New arena, new experience
Madeline Thiara, Components Editor
December 12, 2019
Since the opening of Chase Center in Sept., Mission Bay’s new 18,000 square foot stadium has hosted music concerts and Warriors games. The arena also brought Thrive City — a 3.2 acre plaza with dozens of restaurants — to the neighborhood. “Chase Center is overall easier to navigate than Orac...
Students prepare for Noëls
Mackenna Moslander, Reporter
December 6, 2019
In language classes throughout Convent, students are learning holiday songs in their respective languages in preparation for Noels. “Noels is an opportunity for the whole school to gather and celebrate the season,” Spanish teacher Antony Reyes said. “It gives us not only a space to celebrat...
Seniors pose for portraits
Adele Fratesi, Reporter
December 4, 2019
Convent and Stuart Hall seniors posed for annual portraits which will be included in the joint yearbook distributed at the end of the year. “Since these are senior portraits often there are specific things students are supposed to wear,” Sara C, assistant to the photographer, said. “We provide...
Students attend ADL assembly
Alina Kushner, Reporter
November 22, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE Students gathered in the Little Theater for a No Place for Hate assembly and signed a Resolution of Respect agreeing to accept everyone for who they are and to help eliminate hate in the world. The Anti-Defamation League has helped to reduce conflict and to bring peace to the world since 1913....
School adds buildings, creates 4th division
Madeline Thiara, Components Editor
November 12, 2019
After the Schools of the Sacred Heart San Francisco permanently settled at Broadway Street with the acquisition of Flood Mansion, Grant House, Hammond House and Herbst House, the school continued to expand onto Vallejo Street as well as build a boys high school on another campus. The Second Capital C...
Caroline Thompson, Copy Editor
January 24, 2020 • No Comments
WEB EXCLUSIVE Donation boxes are set up on both campuses for students to donate old books to family centers. “I donated because I was wanting to get rid of some books...
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