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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

Juniors Elizabeth O'Boyle and Camilla Sigmund take a break between exams during Dec. 2017 Finals Week to sit and watch the petting zoo. Students were invited to interact with the animals as a way of relieving stress during lunch.

A girl’s best friend

Mason Cooney, Assistant Features Editor March 22, 2018

Wrapped up in homework, tests and college preparations, students can carry an overwhelming amount of stress, overlooking their health and wellness, but a furry, eager-eyed companion may provide the quick...

A girl's best friend

A girl’s best friend

Mason Cooney, Assistant Features Editor March 22, 2018

Wrapped up in homework, tests and college preparations, students can carry an overwhelming amount of stress, overlooking their health and wellness, but a furry, eager-eyed companion may provide the quick...

The power of words

The power of words

Claire Kosewic, Editor-in-Chief March 22, 2018

Two million undocumented immigrants call California home — working here, sending their children to school here, going to church here, and paying taxes here. They are decent, hard-working individuals...

Point of View: The real upset

Point of View: The real upset

Josephine Rozzelle, Sports Editor March 22, 2018

Despite the $900 million March Madness income for the NCAA, the $1.5 million revenue CBS and Turner Broadcasting receives for each ad it sells during the tournament, and the $1.67 million each participating...

Opinion: Letting history repeat itself

Opinion: Letting history repeat itself

Asha Khanna & Claire Kosewic, Editors-in-Chief March 14, 2018

WEB EXCLUSIVE As thousands of students across the nation left their classes just before 10 a.m. today, several others chose to remain at their desks, saying that walkouts are ineffectual methods of protest...

A home for all

A home for all

Claire Kosewic, Editor-in-Chief February 9, 2018

I started crying on the bus last week, but not because of myself. I was crying for Arleen, Doreen, Larraine, Lamar and everyone else in the book I was reading. “Evicted,” by Matthew Desmond, follows...

Zero waste, zero change

Zero waste, zero change

Editorial Board February 9, 2018

San Francisco had a diversion rate of 52 percent as of 2001, with over half of the waste generated was either recycled or composted, according to the San Francisco Department of the Environment. Former...

Change isn't always good

Change isn’t always good

Jordan Russell, Senior Reporter February 8, 2018

The previously-named annual Kate Chopin Essay Contest gives Convent students an opportunity to explore the world of creative writing, yet, changing the contest’s name sends young males the message that...

Skin color comes in all tones

Skin color comes in all tones

Asha Khanna, Editor-in-Chief February 8, 2018

Just like most teeenagers, I like to wear, buy and try new makeup. But the simple daily ritual is easily ruined everytime I walk into the drugstore or Sephora. It has come to the point where I just...

Point of View: Silence is not an answer

Point of View: Silence is not an answer

Josephine Rozzelle, Sports Editor February 8, 2018

I have played a sport for as long as I can remember, and I have loved every minute of it. The skills I’ve struggled to master, friends I’ve forged relationships with, and coaches I’ve learned from...

Point of View: One and not done

Point of View: One and not done

Josephine Rozzelle, Sports Editor December 15, 2017

To some serious basketball players hoping to become professionals in the NBA, college is a checkbox — a one-year nuisance to pass the time before they become eligible for the draft. This phenomenon...

Finding common ground

Finding common ground

Asha Khanna, Editor-in-Chief December 14, 2017

Endorsing political candidates with histories of sexual assault allegations has apparently become a pattern. At least nine women have publicly accused Republican Senate nominee Roy Moore of Alabama...

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