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Madeline Thiara, Copy Editor

Madeline Thiara works as the Copy Editor for the Broadview. When she is not working for the publication, she spends her time running for the track and cross country teams as well as working on the Students in Action team.

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Red meat caught red handed

October 6, 2021
Women pave the road to brighter, more inclusive future

Women pave the road to brighter, more inclusive future

February 20, 2021
Freshman Ashlyn Grove layers two masks in order to increase virus protection. The general recommendation is to wear a cloth mask over a medical mask for a better fit.

Double the mask, double the protection

February 10, 2021
Community embraces ‘Grace’ as school theme

Community embraces ‘Grace’ as school theme

December 22, 2020
Texting, emailing should keep recipient in mind

Texting, emailing should keep recipient in mind

December 21, 2020
What poll workers should bring to the polls on Election Day.

Youths to staff polls

October 26, 2020
Criteria for COVID-19 testing at city testing sites in San Francisco.

Juniors struggle to find COVID-19 tests in preparation for the PSAT

October 8, 2020
Three Convent alumnae working as medical professionals in pediatrics, geriatrics and general care of of COVID-19 patients share how they’ve been affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

Working on the front line

September 24, 2020

Regulations control transgender athletes

September 24, 2020
Senior Ella Ghazinouri practices with Marin Rowing Association in Greenbrae during sunset. Ghazinouri is contacting Division-I coaches virtually since the NCAA has banned in-person recruitment.

College recruitment turns virtual

September 24, 2020
Students in grades K-6 sign in to receive their COVID-19 tests on campus on Sept. 8. About 500 people signed up for testing. 

School takes next steps towards campus reopening

September 21, 2020
Testing uncertainty affects college application process

Testing uncertainty affects college application process

August 20, 2020
The modified schedule allows for less interaction between students and faculty if classes are resumed on campus. The new plan features two 150 minute classes per day.

Administration implements new schedule

August 18, 2020
Senior Colette Hom expresses her gratitude for one of her teachers in a short video, which is compiled with all the other gratitudes and intentions from other students and faculty. Gratitudes normally take place at the end of chapel or assembly on Fridays on campus

Gratitudes expressed virtually

May 2, 2020
One of many coronavirus memes currently popular features social media star Bhad Bhabie and her catch phrase “Cash me outside how bow dat?” and makes a joke about how Californians are not social distancing even though Governor Gavin Newsom requires it. Teenagers are using memes and other forms of humorous content to cope with stress and fear about the COVID-19 crisis.

Teens use humor to cope with current pandemic

March 30, 2020
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Restrictive diets can foster bad habits

February 14, 2020
Shake Shack’s new Cow Hollow location is now open for business as of Feb. 3. Shake Shack has over 280 locations worldwide and this is the fourth location to open in San Francisco.

Well-known burger chain opens in neighborhood

February 3, 2020
The Golden State Warriors play the Memphis Grizzlies at Chase Center on Dec. 9. The new arena in Mission Bay can seat over 18,000 people each game.

New arena, new experience

December 12, 2019
Award-winning author Madeline Miller gives are presentation to the school about her book “Circe” in the Syufy Theatre. A senior English class and the book club read “Circe” in anticipation of the visit.

Visiting author gives presentation, discusses works

November 19, 2019
School adds buildings, creates 4th division

School adds buildings, creates 4th division

November 12, 2019
Sophomore Haya Jadallah creates a domino out of clay for her project that represents the domino effect of the contamination of the ocean. This Art Foundation II project pushes students to reflect the environment around them in their work.

Art students reflect on interconnectivity

November 4, 2019
Juniors Jacqueline Guevara and Sofia Jorgenson hold up protest signs and chant during the San Francisco Youth Global Climate Strike on Oct. 3, 2019. Approximately 31 Convent & Stuart Hall students joined the school strike to march.

Youth Strike

October 3, 2019
Seniors cheer for their representatives in the relay race. The pep rally, led by the Student Council, included many school spirited games and activities.

Student body participates in pep rally

September 15, 2019
Sophomores Sloane Riley and Mira Chawla eat lunch during the second lunch period at Convent. The modified lunch schedule allows for two lunch periods based on the location of a student’s first afternoon class.

Students adjust to modified lunch schedule

August 22, 2019
Freshmen walk to the front of the Chapel to receive their flower crowns and certificate of completion of the First Academic from Head of School Rachel Simpson during Prize Day. Some students also received special awards for specific subject areas.

School year comes to an end

June 5, 2019
Freshman Adele Fratesi places her “All Summer in a Day” inspired art project on the drying rack. Her project portrays a dark room with a small amount of light shining through.

Students create art projects based off short story

May 16, 2019
Freshman Finley Simon looks up at the biodegradable sign with a fish stuck in a bottle on Broadway and Fillmore Streets. PATHWATER campaign distributed five thousand of these signs throughout San Francisco, Venice Beach, and Santa Monica to raise awareness about the amount of plastic in the ocean.

Biodegradable signs created, hung for Earth Day

April 27, 2019
Freshman Shelby Low hands out a lunch to someone living on the streets of the Pol Gulch district in San Francisco. The freshman class made and passed out lunches for their Freshmen Signature Service Project.

Freshmen plan service project, involve class in volunteering

April 12, 2019
Author Chris Riley responds to a question during the discussion session with interviewers senior Harris Rutherford and sophomore Audrey Pinard. Riley visited campus today to give a presentation to students about his book “After the Mass-Age.”

Visiting author gives presentation, participates in discussion

April 8, 2019
Freshman Shana Ong runs the 100-meter dash during practice in preparation for the track and field team’s first meet on Friday. Spring sports including swimming, badminton, lacrosse, and track and field are all scheduled to have their first games this week.

Spring sports have their first games

February 27, 2019
Junior Neo Kounalakis announces the dance group from the Chinese Consulate of San Francisco. The dance group visited campus during Collab to give a performance with dances relating to the Lunar New Year.

Chinese Consulate dance group performs for the Lunar New Year

February 26, 2019
French exchange student Jules His helps freshman Maddie Drda on her French assignment. His is visiting Convent & Stuart Hall for the next two weeks.

French exchange student visits campus

February 12, 2019
English teacher Mark Botti announces the scores for the Shakespeare Reference Competition. Class periods A and F are competing against C and G for the prize of a party thrown in their honor.

Freshmen take part in ongoing Shakespeare competition

January 29, 2019
Freshmen Avery Stout and James O’Leery talk with Ninth Grade Chair Sarah Garlinghouse about their assignment for the second half of “Freshman Success”. The day began with group discussions and ended with coed jobs to help out faculty.

Freshmen participate in all day bonding activities

January 14, 2019
Freshman Amelia Abernethy logs out and deletes Snapchat from her phone. Abernethy is one of the many people who decided to delete the app since it distracted her from studying and doing homework.

Students delete addictive social media app for finals week

December 11, 2018
Freshman Livi Webb-Purkis works on her indigenous culture presentation in Google Slides. Webb-Purkis is doing her project on the Kulung culture of Nepal.

Theology project educates students on indigenous cultures

November 29, 2018
Author and poet Rowan Ricardo Phillips discusses the evolution of journalism with students. Phillips led talks in B and C periods and also participated in a question panel during a coed high school assembly.

Award-winning poet visits campus

November 13, 2018
The soccer team huddles before a game last year. The season has been moved from spring to winter.

Winter sports commence

October 30, 2018
Sophomore Dagny Wallace runs up the hill at the Artichoke Invitational on Oct. 6. The cross-country team has competed in five invitationals and two league meets so far this season.

Cross-country team will race in Southern California

October 16, 2018
Members of the Wellness Wisdom Club discuss their goals for this year. The club, led by senior Worth Taylor, will meet every other Monday during lunch.

New club spreads awareness about health

October 2, 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.

Volunteers gather in the Bayview for cleanup

September 17, 2018
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