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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
A Journalism 1 class practices the rule of thirds, a basic principle of news photography. The class took action shots around campus before returning to the Publications Lab to share with the group.

Scholastic Journalism Week offers learning opportunities

Olivia Mohun, Reporter • February 13, 2017

The community will celebrate journalism this week through a variety of educational opportunities in honor of Scholastic Journalism Week. “This week, we wanted a time where we could debunk the mystique...

Convent Alumna Libby Brittain ‘07 presents the 2017 all-school Kate Chopin essay contest winner. Sophomore Sydney Caba won with her piece about self-identity in today’s America.

Community gathers for annual Kate Chopin award assembly

Cece Giarman, Reporter • February 10, 2017

Students and faculty gathered in the Chapel this morning for a special assembly to announce and honor the winners of the annual Kate Chopin Essay Contest. Sophomore Sydney Caba was named the all-school...

President Ann Marie Krejcarek and Head of School Rachel Simpson speak to the student body about yesterday's water damage. Simpson called the incident "preventable" and "a learning opportunity," but emphasized that pointing fingers will not help the situation at all.

Siboni recovery demands flexibility, patience from community

Claire Kosewic, Web Editor • February 9, 2017

A science experiment damaged a sprinkler head in the physics lab yesterday, resulting in closure of the Siboni Arts & Science Center and demanding flexibility from students and faculty as the administration...

Spring sports begin with pre-season practices this week

Olivia Mohun, Reporter • February 8, 2017

The spring sports season began Monday, Feb, 6 with students attending team tryouts and practices. “This is my first swimming season,” sophomore Sophie Mack said.. “So far, it’s been fun, it’s...

Students stand outside the Italian Consulate after evacuating the campus. Fire alarms first rang from the Siboni building after an incident in the physics lab.

Physics experiment floods Siboni second floor

Neely Metz, Features Editor • February 8, 2017

Students evacuated campus during C Period this afternoon when fire alarms rang following an in-class experiment in the Siboni Arts & Science Center physics lab. Alarms sounded when a sound waves...

The Han ethnic group perform “A Hundred Flowers Blossom with Beauty” dance. The dresses represented the beauty of flowers, water and fire.

Chinese New Year assembly hosts dance and singing group

Asha Khanna, Copy Editor • February 6, 2017

To celebrate the Year of the Rooster, the Sichuan Dance and Singing Group from Sichuan, China performed a variety of traditional Chinese dances and music at a special assembly Friday. Junior Jocelyn...

Senior Alyssa Alvarez makes a shot while fellow teammates watch from the bench during the Varsity Senior Night game against University. This story was updated with a photo from the February 7 game.

Varsity basketball team maintains undefeated streak

Neely Metz, Features Editor • February 6, 2017

After an entirely undefeated season and a #4 place in the state, the girls varsity basketball team won against Marin Academy in a 61 to 35 lead Friday night. “The game went really well, we played...

Muslim-American protestor Asmaa Mourad stands with her mother Nihad Mourad repeating a series of chants in the international terminal of San Francisco International Airport. Some protestors made camp in the terminal from the night before and distributed free food, beverages and feminine hygiene products to all attendees.

An American Dream deferred

Julia-Rose Kibben, Managing Editor • February 3, 2017

A freshman World Religions project unknowingly prepared students for the context of protests at the international terminal in San Francisco International Airport. As some entered the airport with packed...

Senior Caroline Salveson holds a sign above her head while marching down Market Street. Salveson rallied beginning at 3 p.m. at Civic Center.

100,000 gather at SF demonstration

Julia-Rose Kibben, Managing Editor • February 3, 2017

Senior Caroline Salveson peeked out from under her raincoat hood, holding a sign high above her head reading “Women’s rights are not up for grabs” while repeating chants like “the people united...

Teen acne sparks issues with confidence and looks

Teen acne sparks issues with confidence and looks

Editorial Board • February 3, 2017

Lizzie Bruce While almost all students get acne at some point due to puberty, genetics or environmental triggers, harsh stigma and lack of media representation can make acne-stricken teens feel abnormal...

High school third graders, the equivalent of a high school senior in the United States, from Sapporo Sacred Heart School in Japan pose in their winter school uniforms. The uniform varies seasonally, with a brown checked skirt and blouse in summer, and the same skirt with a sweater and hooded jacket and winter.

Uniform Norms

Asha Khana, Copy Editor • February 1, 2017

While Convent students are still struggling with complying to the revised dress code and uniform policy, students in many Network schools strictly adhere to uniform rules. At Kincoppal-Rose Bay School...

Sophomore Camilla Sigmund begins a California Math League quiz for Math Club’s extra credit competition. Students had 30 minutes to complete six challenging questions.

Club offers extra credit through math quizzes

Mason Cooney, Reporter • January 24, 2017

Math Club held an in-house California Math League competition today during ColLab as an opportunity for students to earn extra credit in their math classes. Students had 30 minutes to complete six...

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