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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

Younger kids are better with tech

February 7, 2012

Isabelle Pinard Managing Editor The spinning rainbow wheel of death and the clock with motionless hands are the last things I want to see on my computer screen. I press escape, hit the power button,...

Unnecessary coins can make large change

Unnecessary coins can make large change

February 7, 2012

Rebecca Lee Editor-in-Chief Going to Gino’s corner market after school for four years adds up, literally. I’ve collected so much spare change in my wallet from buying 99-cent chips and other...

Riders make themselves targets

February 7, 2012

Staff Editorial Online, a 16 gigabyte Apple iPhone 4S costs $199, but there is a trend arising where the iconic cell phone goes for the five-finger discount. Many crimes in San Francisco are declining,...

ALICE JONES | The Broadview A mini hamburger with cheddar cheese, onions and lettuce come in fully compostable wrapping

New burger joint lives up to name

December 16, 2011

Even though Johnny Rockets has left Chestnut Street, an even better burger restaurant has taken its place in the same location. Super Duper, which opened two months ago, offers a natural and partially-organic...

Modesty in sports arena betters fan experience and appreciation

November 10, 2011

Claire Fahy Sports Editor Modesty. In a sports era when professional athletes and owners haggle over how many millions of dollars they deserve to be paid, college athletes receive generous endorsements...

Stressed students struggle with pressure

Stressed students struggle with pressure

November 10, 2011

Staff Editorial Classes, tests, quizzes, sports and a social life all fall on the shoulders of a high school student, but sometimes the stress is too much to bear. The goal of a perfect GPA plus...

Social networks lack personal touch

Social networks lack personal touch

November 10, 2011

Isabelle Pinard Managing Editor It’s possible in the 21st century to form instant links of communication constantly through cell phones and social networks like Facebook and Twitter, but a crucial...

Teen manners falter with texting

Teen manners falter with texting

November 10, 2011

Rebecca Lee Editor-in-Chief I hastily reached into my backpack for my Clipper Card as the 30 Stockton bus came to a halt in front of me. Without any hope of finding the card any time soon, I...

Don't play like a guy — play like a girl

Don’t play like a guy — play like a girl

October 6, 2011

Claire Fahy Sports Editor “Find your inner guy.” That’s what my guy friend told me as we were playing one-on-one basketball on the hoop outside my house. It wasn’t meant to be insulting,...

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‘Jane Eyre’ remake delights new generation

April 8, 2011

Sara Kloepfer Managing Editor “Shhh!” — the man in front of me at the theater hissed angrily at my friend and I as we whispered giddily about the couple embracing on the screen. This was no teenage-heartthrob...

Students train in selective program

Students train in selective program

April 8, 2011

Zoë Newcomb Editor-in-chief Standing in a dark room with exposed brick walls and an unfinished ceiling, two CSH students are illuminated only by a single spotlight as they sing along with the...

Department heads and school administrators are currently deciding whether to have Advanced Placement classes continue after the exams. In previous years, most AP classes did not meet once the exam had ended. The possibility of extending these classes has had mixed reactions among students and teachers. NIKKI HVID | the broadview

Continuing classes after AP exams would allow more depth of study

April 8, 2011

Ta Lynn Mitchell Reporter Advanced Placement students who have spent the year caught up in the whirlwind of cramming for exams may find a new proposition to be an opportunity to study interesting...

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