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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

Senior Jennifer Quillen picks out a fruit cup from the cafeteria. Fruit is an essential part of a healthy breakfast but should be accompanied by protein and grains. the old saying "breakfast is the most important meal of the day" is still relevant, but is often undermined by rushing to school in the morning. In a time crunch, choose a grab-n-go, low-fat option like a protein bar.

Breaking the fast

Kendra Harvey, Managing Editor February 5, 2016

A sleepy teenager’s growling stomach at the end of first period and her filling up on sugary, fatty foods can be attributed to staying up past midnight doing homework, sleeping through her alarm, rushing...

Senior Alex Farrán lines up for a free throw as the team is prepares for University HIgh School on Friday night.

Senior athlete takes last shot

India Thieriot, Assistant Copy Editor February 4, 2016

As the pre-game music thumps, senior Alex Farrán wraps up warm-up shooting drills, and leads the basketball squad into an intimate huddle where she wishes her teammates luck before taking her place on...

Juniors Hailey Long and Katie Newbold (left to right) cycle during winter conditioning practice. Ahletes also weight lift, run and do core exercises.

Spring sports training begins

Asha Khanna, Senior Reporter February 4, 2016

Even though the spring season does not begin until Monday, teams have been preparing for weeks to get ready for the second semester sports. Winter conditioning has been taking place at Stuart Hall after...

Junior Ally Arora guards the ball as a San Francisco University High School player tries to pass it to another teammate. The first game of the season was hosted by University at their home gym.

Basketball loses first league game

Fiona Mittelstaedt, Senior Reporter January 6, 2016

The varsity basketball team was outplayed by one of its rivals in its first league game after one undefeated tournament. “University has been a rival since I have been here and probably way before,”...

Girls get serious about sports — they are not just horsing around

Girls get serious about sports — they are not just horsing around

Julia-Rose Kibben, Design Editor December 10, 2015

An under-recognized group of elite athletes is spending an average of 24 hours a week learning to coax their 1100 pound teammates into maneuvering jumps and obstacles. “Horses don't understand hopes...

Senior Paige Dunlevy shows off her gold-medal from the International Sailing Federation Team-Racing World Championships. Dunlevy acted as replacement for a team member who was not eligible to compete.

Seniors sails into success

Julia-Rose Kibben, Design Editor October 1, 2015

Despite 12 years of sailing experience, senior Paige Dunlevy had never team-raced or sailed in a Firefly boat until two days before she competed in The 2015 International Sailing Federation Team-Racing...

Senior Isabelle Coolins sports her protective eyewear while putting during practice at the Presidio Golf Course. Coolins purchased her glasses at LensCrafters.

Safety at first sight

Fiona Mittelstaedt, Senior Reporter October 1, 2015

Although it is common to see athletes in high contact sports wearing protective eyewear, everyone who plays outside should consider investing in a good pair of glasses or goggles.   “We know that...

Movement of the soccer season opens up a spot for a potential lacrosse team

Movement of the soccer season opens up a spot for a potential lacrosse team

India Thieriot, Assistant Copy Editor May 1, 2015

The soccer season is moving from spring to winter next year, leaving a spot for a new sport in the spring roster. “A lot of schools in our league are looking to add lacrosse,” Athletic Director...

Senior Alanna Hu (top left) sits on her board as she waits to catch a good wave into Bolinas Beach with junior Serafina Cinti (left) and sophomore Grace Apple. The newly-formed Surf Club has weekend excursions with moderator Pascal Parra who instructs club members on form and assists in getting students familiar with the sport.

Surfers take to the waves, braving the Bay Area’s frigid waters.

December 12, 2014

Delaney Moslander Senior Reporter The rough waves, average water temperature of 60 degrees and location within the Red Triangle, home of the great white shark, leads most beach-goers not to consider...

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