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The Broadview
The student news site of Convent of the Sacred Heart High School

The Broadview
The student news site of Convent of the Sacred Heart High School

The Broadview
Sophomores Caroline Thompson, Isabelle Paul and Colette Hom read the Walk for Uganda informational poster and talk about their plans to support the schools in Uganda. These girls, among others, decided to “Sleep in for Uganda” and will donate without going to the event.

Community prepares for Walk for Uganda

Gray Timberlake, Reporter • October 19, 2017

WEB EXCLUSIVE  The annual Walk for Uganda across the Golden Gate Bridge is scheduled to take place this Saturday, Oct. 21 to benefit Sacred Heart schools in Uganda. Participants can pay the $20 registration...

Freshmen part of the cross-country team eat dinner at Buca de Beppo in preparation for their race at the Mt. SAC Invitational tomorrow. Runners left school after F Period and bused to Los Angeles.

Cross-country leaves for annual Mt. SAC Invitational

Gabriella Vulakh, Reporter • October 19, 2017

WEB EXCLUSIVE  After weeks of training on the San Francisco hills, bonding through long bus rides and team dinners, the Convent & Stuart Hall cross-country team will run a 5K at the Mt. San Antonio...

Senior Alayna Wong and Athletic Director Elena De Santis hug after Wong is called up as the first senior recognized of the night. De Santis honored each of the three seniors with short and personal speeches.

Volleyball seniors celebrated during last home game

Estie Seligman, Reporter • October 18, 2017

WEB EXCLUSIVE  The volleyball program gathered this evening to honor the accomplishments of the seniors and their commitment to the team. All three volleyball teams played Lick-Wilmerding in the Herbert...

History teacher Michael Stafford locks his classroom door after hearing the lockdown announced over the intercom. Students sat quietly and waited for another announcement to end the drill.

Lockdown drill starts off Safety Week

Caroline Thompson, Reporter • October 17, 2017

WEB EXCLUSIVE As America’s Safe School Week begins, students and faculty locked classroom doors and sat silently for a lockdown drill during H Period today. “There was a loudspeaker during last...

Juniors Abby Anderson and Maggie Walter analyze a work at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The IB students were two of a large group who went to the museum to explore different art pieces and artists.

IB students visit SFMOMA

Sophia Aeby, Reporter • October 17, 2017

WEB EXCLUSIVE Year One IB junior art students left early from G Period for a field trip to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art to prepare for their upcoming comparative studies. The SFMOMA is a non-profit...

The Varsity Volleyball team stretches together to prepare for practice after having the past several days off. The team as well as all other school related sports, resumed practices as normal today after school.

Sports practices resume after air quality improves

Jordan Russell, Senior Reporter • October 16, 2017

WEB EXCLUSIVE Indoor and outdoor sports practices resumed today after several days off last week due to the poor air quality from the raging fires in the North Bay. “We canceled practices based on...

Sophomore theology classes visit local Vedanta Society

Gabriella Vulakh and Sophia Aeby • October 16, 2017

PSAT memes become tradition

Asha Khanna, Editor-in-Chief • October 12, 2017

WEB EXCLUSIVE After sitting through more than three hours of the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test yesterday, some students rushed to their phones to check the test memes, which have become a trend...

Fleeing the Bay Area fires

Cece Giarman, Web Editor • October 10, 2017

WEB EXCLUSIVE After a long week of school and volleyball, I was more than excited to relax during my weekend in California's wine country and cool down at my dear friend Natalia Varni’s home. I spent...

Natalia Varni's home after the fire. Varni's house was one of thousands affected.

Northern Bay Area fires cause destruction

Sophia Aeby, Reporter • October 10, 2017

WEB EXCLUSIVE A series of fires in the North Bay that began over the weekend have covered over 119,000 acres and affected 1,500 homes, businesses and structures. With 40,000 people evacuated, 99,000...

Juniors Amelia Estes and Molly Brown watch an interview between Charlton Heston and Michael Moore in “Bowling for Columbine.” Heston was the president of the National Rifle Association from 1998-2003.

Recent shooting prompts class discussions

Mary Perez, Senior Reporter • October 6, 2017

WEB EXCLUSIVE In recognition of the recent Las Vegas shooting, a junior Ethics class, taught by Paul Pryor Lorentz, watched the documentary "Bowling for Columbine" and discussed their opinions on gun control. "'Bowling...

Blue Angels jets fly over San Francisco Bay in front of Alcatraz Island during last year's Fleet Week. Planes fly over the City, Marin County and the East Bay during the Crissy Field airshow, often rattling windows, setting off car alarms and causing dogs to bark during practices and the airshow.

Under the radar

Josephine Rozzelle, Sports Editor • October 5, 2017

The Blue Angels’ ear-piercing shriek as the five jets fly over the Bay Area is the most audible aspect of the San Francisco Fleet Week, but it is only one of 14 events occurring in the week-long celebration,...

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