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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
Junior Shannan Lum doc-umented a 35-step process she found online to repair her cracked iPhone screen.

Student self-repairs cell phone

May 28, 2013

Shannan Lum Reporter FIRST PERSON While hopping out of a car last Memorial Day weekend, I heard a crack and looked down to see my precious iPhone 4 on the uneven asphalt. The entire back glass...

Moving on: High school athletics open doors for more non-athletic-activities

May 28, 2013

I have spent two years writing this column about my experiences in high school sports — 3600 words and 12 columns — all highlighting the opportunities that have enhanced and defined four years of my...

College admits should choose schools on academics, not parties

College admits should choose schools on academics, not parties

May 28, 2013

Staff Editorial After the tiring college search is over, all the letters have been sent, tears shed and congratulations given, arguably the most stressful part of the process begins — making a decision. Students...

Hoping for change in wake of Boston bombings

Hoping for change in wake of Boston bombings

April 19, 2013

Claire Fahy Editor-in-chief BOSTON — It all plays out on CNN like an extremely well-written episode of “Criminal Minds.” As I sit here in Boston Logan Airport — returning home from an aborted...

Childhood lesson loses value

March 28, 2013

Elizabeth Smith Editor-in-Chief Like most large metropolitan areas, San Francisco is a melting pot of different cultures, nationalities and religions. Most native San Franciscans learn tolerance and...

Appreciating the process

March 28, 2013

For our Theology 4 midterm, the Senior Class watched Emilio Estevez’s “The Way,” which he wrote and stars in alongside his father Martin Sheen. Sheen plays a detached and disillusioned father whose...

Rachel Fung | Cartoonist

Intolerance in the City of Anything Goes

March 28, 2013

Like most large metropolitan areas, San Francisco is a melting pot of different cultures, nationalities and religions. Most native San Franciscans learn tolerance and acceptance along with their ABCs in...

The Winter Mix salad comes with a delightfully light and tangy dressing, but it could use some more slices of fresh bread on the side. Make sure to dig to the bottom for all the goodies.

Barn a bit of a bummer

March 28, 2013

Alice Jones Food Columnist Our group of seven mobbed down Chestnut Street and walked into Blue Barn with expectations high and wallets at the ready — our big bucks turned into a long wait....

Remembering athletes’ true purpose

February 28, 2013

Claire Fahy Editor-in-Chief The case of Oscar Pistorious has sadly proven an addendum to my previous column (http://z5.sacredsf.org/~broadview/?p=5926) on the troubling trend of athletes who see themselves...

Athletes need to play by the rules

February 28, 2013

Claire Fahy Editor-in-Chief Katie Hnida. Yeardley Love. Charlottesville. Boulder. And now Steubenville. The names of small towns and close-knit communities rocked by scandals involving athletes’...

Living on luck

February 15, 2013

Claire Fahy Editor-in-chief “Everyone deserves to have life this good, to live as well as we do.” Theology teacher Paul Pryor-Lorentz presented my Theology 4 class with this idea after viewing...

Women still battle for equality

Women still battle for equality

February 15, 2013

Staff Editorial This time last year, The Pentagon released a statement that outlined 14,000 new positions for women. This past week, again The Pentagon released a statement this time say that women...

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