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Cassie Eskicioglu, City Life Editor

Cassie Eskicioglu is a third-year staff member and City Life Editor for The Broadview. Her passions include writing and design, sports, traveling and food. Cassie blogs about her food endeavors on her foodstagram @cass.eats.

 

 

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The Pork Chop, served with cucumber salad, is a customer favorite at Don Pistos. Other house specialties include the Puerto Nuevo Lobster and Carne Asada.

Taco ’bout delicious

April 3, 2019
Orens Hummus offers over 10 hummus options to split at the table including eggplant, mushroom, chicken liver and cauliflower. The first location was opened in 2011 in Mountain View, and the San Francisco location was opened in July 2018 in the financial district.

Hummus among us

April 2, 2019
Choreographer Delaney Tobin rehearses numbers with the musical cast for the spring show of ”Loves Labours Lost” that ran last week. Tobin choreographed over 15 numbers for the show.

Dance on

March 27, 2019
Senior Caroline Phillipps prepares her presentation. Students presented on topics from photography to spray paint.

Art students share individualized presentations

March 14, 2019
Junior Jade Despanie and Senior Elias Garvey help set up the blood drive. The event was held in the Stuart Hall gym.

Students participate in school blood drive

February 7, 2019
Stuart Hall senior Quinn Rodriguez presents on the role of the U.S. in the global economy. Students were assigned the project two weeks ago.

Economics students present on individualized topics

November 8, 2018
MACD is the only San Francisco restaurant dedicated to mac and cheese dishes. The restaurant first opened last year in San Francisco and has two locations in the City, as well as one in Portland, OR.

Say ‘(mac and) cheese’

November 7, 2018
Seniors Wellsley Cohen and Natalia Varni work on college applications during the college counseling workshop. They specifically focused on writing their supplemental essays today.

Seniors work on college applications

October 10, 2018
With donuts as buns, Straw recreates the classic hamburger. Straw has been open since 2011, but as of Sept. 17, Straw is only open for brunch.

Donut miss this

October 8, 2018
Senior Elizabeth Worthington cuts clay in preparation for her final project. Students will display their work at the end of the year in an art show.

Art classes brainstorm for final exhibit

September 14, 2018
Mother takes a photo of her daughter on the first day of school. Grades K to 12 began school today at 8 am.

Elementary schools begins

August 28, 2018
Junior Caroline Schulberg works on her individual cultural topic during class time. Students had the option of either reading a Spanish novel or researching a cultural topic, the majority chose to research.

Spanish class begins final unit

April 18, 2018
Laura Borne begins working on her college essay by answering a few brainstorming questions. The college counseling class takes place once every two weeks for all juniors.

Juniors continue college process

April 12, 2018
Junior Emma Hubbard hangs a campaign poster in the Center for her and junior Olivia Mohun, who are running as a President and Vice President team. Elections will be held in the Chapel on Monday, and results will be posted by the end of the day.

Student election process begins

April 9, 2018
Seniors on retreat listen to an introduction about the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito before going to observe the animals. The class stayed up past 11 p.m. for a circle sharing activity later that night.

Time out

March 22, 2018

The last straw

March 22, 2018
Junior Abby Anderson supports junior Poppy Cohen at a bouldering wall during this years annual Congé. School buses transported students to Bladium Sports Center in Alameda, CA for a variety of activities.

It’s Congé

March 9, 2018
Students gather in Spark Studio for unveil of 3D laser printer. The printer was ordered two years ago and arrived in January.

Laser printer offers school new opportunities

February 13, 2018
Transportation, transformation

Transportation, transformation

February 8, 2018
Performers practice one of the many dance numbers for “A Chorus Line.” The musical began in 1975 on Broadway, lasting for over 6,000 productions.

Performers continue musical rehearsals

February 6, 2018
Freshmen gather during lunch in small groups to discuss the Goals & Criteria. In the past, freshmen participated in CORE, a class which focused on bonding as class once a month instead of one straight week.

Freshmen begin week of bonding

January 16, 2018
Arianna Nassiri presents to the San Francisco Youth Commission about voter pre-registration for those eligible to vote on election day. Nassiri was sworn into the Youth Commission this September with 17 other Bay Area youth, ages 12 to 23.

A voice for youth

December 18, 2017

SHCOG responds

December 14, 2017
Maggie Walter views Sophie Mack’s piece at the opening reception. The artwork will be showcased in the Syufy Gallery, which was renovated a couple of years ago.

IB student art show begins

December 6, 2017
Senior Charlotte Ogden-Moore dances in Helgi Tomassons Meistens Mozart for the San Francisco Ballet. Ogden-Moore is currently preparing for her roles in The Nutcracker.

On pointe

November 3, 2017
Society celebrates internationality

Society celebrates internationality

November 2, 2017

New athletic director promises parity

September 27, 2017
Students wait to board the school bus to Stuart Hall. Buses on the first few days of school were completely filled, which caused many students to have to wait for a second bus to come.

Students complete first full week of 2017-2018 school year

September 1, 2017
Sophomore Megan Mullins delivers a speech as President John Fitzgerald Kennedy for the United States. Mullins’ speech explained the reasoning behind the actions of the United States during the Cold War.

Sophomores give speeches as Cold War figures

May 2, 2017
President Ann Marie Krejcarek and Head of School Rachel Simpson speak to the student body about yesterdays water damage. Simpson called the incident preventable and a learning opportunity, but emphasized that pointing fingers will not help the situation at all.

[PHOTO] Siboni recovery demands flexibility, patience from community

February 9, 2017
Abby Newbold answers a question asked by College Counseling Director Rebecca Munda. Newbold and four other alumnae took part in the annual event.

Alumnae participate in college panel

January 6, 2017
Mariachi musicians perform for the student body in Syufy Theater. The music was part of a larger celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

Feast day celebrated with music, history

December 12, 2016
Senior Delaney Moslander shares her personal experiences at Costa Rica with Julian Domenech during a meeting with the Student Council. Domenech talked about the reason for the Costa Rica trip, as well as his personal backstory.

Student Council discusses Costa Rica

October 27, 2016
Flyers in cafeteria help promote Vegetarian Awareness Month. This year the chefs started Meatless Mondays as an act of awareness.

Broadway Café Celebrates Vegetarian Awareness Month

October 12, 2016
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