Jaime Hum-Nishikado
Reporter
Recent changes in items sold by the school cafeteria have students wondering why their favorite baked goods and bottled water are now unavailable for purchase.
Pastries...
Liana Lum
Reporter
A CHS alumna awaiting acceptance to medical school will be substituting in the science department while teachers take family leave this spring.
Morgan Kendall (’08) is re- turning...
Aoife Devereux
Reporter
During typical after school sessions, teenage volunteers sit with their elementary school students to discuss using proactive learning styles, incorporating arts and crafts...
Alice Jones
Food Columnist
Over the next six weeks students and teacher chaperones will be traveling as far east as Venice, Italy for enrichment trips that plan to take learning to the streets.
The...
Ashley Latham & Amelia Baier
The student body gathered on the Syufy Court in a sea of red, pink and black today to record a flash mob-like dance during Elective Period to support equal rights for...
After two years of dormancy, senior Claudia Tropp revived Cakes for a Cause, a club with a mission to deliver baked goods to homeless shelters throughout San Francisco.
“I always thought it was fun...
Maya Greenhill
Reporter
Tikis and leis set the Hawaiian mood as fathers and daughters dined on rice, steamed vegetables, barbecued chicken and pork at the Father-Daughter Dinner Dance in the Little Theater...
by Liana Lum
Alumnae representing the Classes of 1958 through 2004 now working in fields as varied as authoring children’s books, flying a commercial airliner and managing employees at Google shared...
Claire Fahy
Editor-in-Chief
The rain held off for two hours this afternoon, just long enough for the first San Francisco Eye-to-Eye Street Team to “Strike out Stigma,” and educate the public...
Kristina Cary
Reporter
Elementary school students, prospective students and their parents gathered to decorate gingerbread houses with bowls of white frosting and a colorful array of candy in the...
Elizabeth Smith
Editor-in-Chief
Kittens prance around in the decorative window displays, seemingly unaffected by the throngs of people, pressing their faces against the glass of the Macy’s windows....
Despite San Francisco’s reputation of being resistant to the neighborhood placement of big box retail stores, posters for the city’s first Target cover buses and billboards across town, advertising...
At 6 p.m. this Friday, Sept. 19, the second Homecoming Dance for Convent and Stuart Hall students will take place. Themed to “The Great Gatsby,” the dance has students...