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Cece Giarman, Editor-in-Chief

Senior Cece Giarman is a third-year staff member and Editor-in-Chief of The Broadview. While not writing or designing for the publication, Cece can be found playing soccer or spending time with her friends and family.

 

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[PHOTO] California on fire

December 11, 2018
‘No’ means no

‘No’ means no

April 3, 2019
C-ing Clearly: Its time to stand up

C-ing Clearly: It’s time to stand up

April 3, 2019
Alumni chat at an Associated Alumnae and Alumni of the Sacred Heart meeting in Nov. 2018 at Sacred Heart Schools in Chicago. All alumni of Sacred Heart schools have access to AASH upon graduation.

It’s who you know

February 14, 2019
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[PHOTO] Weighing the facts

December 18, 2018
Media creates self love struggles

Media creates self love struggles

December 18, 2018
C-ing Clearly: Make voting easier

C-ing Clearly: Make voting easier

November 2, 2018
Senior Anna Doggett pays for her lunch at Mayflower Market using Apple Pay, like she does most days. Instead of cash, Doggett uses mobile payment methods more often than she uses cash or a debit card when purchasing her meals or buying products.

Mobile payments provide convenience

November 1, 2018
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[PHOTO] Riding safely in the backseat

November 1, 2018
C-ing Clearly: Too much planning, not enough living

C-ing Clearly: Too much planning, not enough living

September 28, 2018
Senior Avery Van Natta works on a pair of dress code-approved Bermuda shorts out of fabric given to her by NICE Collective. Van Natta completes a majority of her projects in the studio located in her home that is filled with everything she needs to create clothes including sewing machines and fabric.

Stitching through Senior Year

September 27, 2018
Seniors Rachel Cramer and Nick Harle pick up trash from the beach at the annual California Costal Cleanup. This years cleanup fell on the Sacred Heart annual Global Service Day.

[PHOTO] Volunteers gather in the Bayview for cleanup

September 17, 2018
Academic Support Coordinator Jennifer Kramer leads students in an exercise to reduce stress. Kramer and Annie Egan, K-12 Director of Student Support, presented on mental and physical wellness and offered multiple tactics to control anxiety.

Assembly teaches about physical, mental health

September 7, 2018
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The price of being female

May 24, 2018
A lifestyle Worth her time

A lifestyle ‘Worth’ her time

May 24, 2018
Junior Maggie Walter reviews an example passage from a past AP English Language and Composition exam. Walter will take the exam on Wednesday, May 16 with the rest of the IB and Honors English III Convent & Stuart Hall students.

Junior English classes prep for AP exam

May 8, 2018

Loss motivates Knights for next season

March 23, 2018
Juniors Abby Anderson and Olivia Mohun cheer on the Knights in the State Championship. The whole school drove up to Sacramento to support the team.

[PHOTO] Student section cheers SHHS Knights

March 23, 2018
Sophomore Isabelle Thiara braids junior Grace Boudreau’s hair adding red and blue ribbon, the team’s colors. The Syufy Theatre was filled with the Knight’s colors and spirit before the game, as almost all students have some sort of accent in their hair, on their face or around their body.

Community sets off in spirit for state game

March 23, 2018
A current model Muni train leaves from the West Portal station. Muni began transitioning out the older trains at the end of 2017, and will fully replace all the trains within 10 years.

Muni begins release of new trains

March 22, 2018
Senior Jasper Conacher began working on Free in 2016 along with a small team of other Bay Area teens. The first print edition came out in January and the staff hopes to have another edition out before summer.

‘Free’ voices

March 22, 2018
IB juniors visit University of San Francisco’s rare book collection in the Gleeson Library. The collection houses items dating back to 15th century.

[PHOTO] Junior IB students visit USF library

March 7, 2018
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Thinking out loud

February 8, 2018
Guiding future sisters

Guiding future sisters

February 8, 2018
Day El-Wattar views one of Jim Campbell’s pieces made from photos at the 2017 Washington D.C. Women’s March. The work is made up fluorescent lights shining through a layer of 12 different photos from the event.

[PHOTO] IB Art students tour artist’s studio

February 1, 2018
“Gentrification’s rule of San Francisco’s Mission District” by junior Cece Giarman was awarded runner up in the New York Times 2016 Editorial Cartoon Contest. Last year’s Sophomore Class submitted cartoons for their unit on social inequality in their English class.

[PHOTO] Publication recognizes student cartoonists in national contest

January 19, 2018
Blending two worlds

Blending two worlds

December 16, 2017
Team co-captain Josephine Rozzelle shakes hands with her opponent from the Urban School. Before each match, the captains from both teams announce each player who shakes the opposing teams hands as well as the hands of both coaches.

All hands in

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.

[PHOTO] IB student art show begins

December 6, 2017

Fleeing the Bay Area fires

October 10, 2017
Natural disasters affect Network schools

Natural disasters affect Network schools

September 28, 2017
Junior Day El-Wattar sketches a young refugee girl from Syria. When completed, the work will be sent to the child through the Memory Project.

[PHOTO] Art classes participate in worldwide project

September 19, 2017
Sophomores Sophie Mack and Josephine Rozzelle add finishing touches to their TED Talk-style presentation, “Looking the Part.” Mack and Rozzelle, who are also in a group with Jordan Russell, focused their project on lookism, a form of oppression that discriminates based off an individual’s physical appearance.

Sophomores end school year with Capstone Project

May 23, 2017
A de Young Museum visitor views vintage music posters at “The Summer of Love Experience: Art, Fashion, and Rock & Roll. The exhibit commemorating the San Francisco phenomena will be open through August.

Haight shows love

May 21, 2017
Sophomore Elizabeth Worthington and junior Sinead McKeon wash their hands in the second floor bathroom of the Flood Mansion that was last updated in the 1940s. Antiquated plumbing contributes to frequent clogging of the pipes.

Restrooms set for renovation

May 18, 2017
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[PHOTO] Snack attack

May 17, 2017
Senior captain Delaney Moslander takes a kick after a foul was called against College Prep during a game in Berkeley on March 23. The game was not a league game and did not contribute to the team’s path to playoffs.

Soccer team heads to league playoffs

May 1, 2017
Items part of the Nowruz celebrations include wheat, berries, vinegar, apples, garlic, olives, and various coins. These items, along with others, are placed on the tradition table spread to honor the New Year’s gift of rebirth, health, and prosperity. Images courtesy flaticon.com.

Persian holiday marks coming of spring

March 20, 2017
Sophomores Natalie Barnes, Abby Anderson, Sofia Pirri and Cece Giarmin en a four-way houseparty and wait for others to join. The social networking app, which allows up to eight users to video chat at once while waving at others, premiered in August 2016.

[PHOTO] App-pealing trends

March 9, 2017
Senior Charlotte Cobb arranges a display during one of her shifts at the clothing store Brandy Melville. Cobb has worked at the Chestnut St. location for almost two years.

[PHOTO] Employing career opportunities

March 9, 2017
Convent Alumna Libby Brittain ‘07 presents the 2017 all-school Kate Chopin essay contest winner. Sophomore Sydney Caba won with her piece about self-identity in today’s America.

Community gathers for annual Kate Chopin award assembly

February 10, 2017
Robotics team member Zoe Hinks works on an in-class activity during the freshman robotics elective class. Hinks will participate in FIRST’s Robotics Competition along with three other students.

Freshman, juniors join citywide robotics team

January 9, 2017
Sophomore Grace Boudreau reviews theology slides before her final presentation in class. Students were asked to give eight to ten minute summaries of an assigned passage, including any and all connections made to them.

Sophomores wrap up exegetical project

December 13, 2016
Matt Kramer, a lawyer at Skadden and Arps, speaks about sexual and social misconduct. Kramer has traveled to six schools around the Bay Area to give presentations for Skadden and Arps law firm since joining the office.

Sexual assault and cyberbullying laws presented in assembly

October 28, 2016
The varsity team cheers at practice before the semi-finals. The girls have been preparing for the playoffs since the first day of the season.

Varsity volleyball loses playoff game to Marin Academy

October 26, 2016
History teacher Michael Stafford further explains the effect of cultural imperialism through a world map. The discussion came after the class presented unit videos and celebrated with snacks.

Sophomores present Cultural Imperialism projects

October 11, 2016
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