Seniors work on college applications
Cassie Eskicioglu, City Life Editor
October 10, 2018
Filed under News, Web Exclusive
WEB EXCLUSIVE Convent & Stuart Hall seniors participated in a college counseling workshop today designated specifically on college application work in Syufy Theatre. “I think it is great that we get time to work in school on our college applications,” senior Amelia Estes said. “With voll...
PSAT meeting teaches testing techniques
Adele Bonomi, Senior Reporter
October 5, 2018
Filed under A & E, Breaking News, News, Top Five, Web Exclusive
WEB EXCLUSIVE Juniors gathered in room 305 today to discuss study strategies and do practice problems for the Practice Scholastic Aptitude Test in preparation for the upcoming exam on Oct. 10. The 2 hours and 45 minutes test includes four sections — reading, writing, and math with and without a calcul...
Institutions open doors
Laura Mogannam, Managing Editor
September 27, 2018
Preparing for and taking standardized tests can cost an applicant’s family hundreds to thousands of dollars and dozens of hours, only for a student to receive a score that an admissions representative might take only a few seconds to look at. A rising number of major colleges and universities are making th...
College counselors advise students and parents
Caroline Thompson, Senior Reporter
August 29, 2018
Filed under Breaking News, News, Web Exclusive
WEB EXCLUSIVE Convent & Stuart Hall college counselors hosted an information night today for the senior class and their parents to help prepare them for the college application process ahead. “We were strongly recommended to go to the panel tonight to learn about crucial parts of the college...
Juniors continue college process
Cassie Eskicioglu and Mason Cooney
April 12, 2018
Filed under News
WEB EXCLUSIVE As seniors make their final decision regarding which college they will attend this fall, juniors begin the college process with regular college counseling classes. “Everything that’s involved with the college application process is extremely complicated,” junior Emma Hubbard sai...
Point of View: The real upset
Josephine Rozzelle, Sports Editor
March 22, 2018
Filed under Opinion
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 team is guaranteed no matter their success, college athletes — whose participation is the reason f...
Preparing for the future
Laura Mogannam, In-House Media Editor
February 7, 2018
Filed under Features
College visits can be hard to squeeze in between completing admission applications and keeping up on classwork, but checking out a potential school can be a crucial step in the college decision process. “Visiting colleges is a great opportunity for students to get a sense of what a college camp...
Students complete first full week of 2017-2018 school year
Cassie Eskicioglu, Senior Reporter
September 1, 2017
Filed under Breaking News, News, Web Exclusive
Today marked the completion of students’ first full week of the 2017-2018 school year. Many changes have come with the start of the year including more co-ed classes at both campuses, new teachers and a range of new class options. Many students have the majority of their classes at Stuart Hall most of...
College representatives start visits
Grace Ainslie, News Editor
August 30, 2017
Filed under Breaking News, News, Web Exclusive
This morning during B Period, two seniors and a junior met in the Gallery to talk with a representative from Syracuse University. “I’ve been very interested in [Syracuse’s] conservatory drama program,” senior Marguerite Williamson, who attended the session, said. “I wanted to get more information abou...
Alumnae give advice to prospective college freshmen
India Thieriot, News Editor
May 19, 2017
Filed under Breaking News, Features
For seniors who were experiencing difficulty deciding between colleges, reaching out for direct help was as easy as sending a text or having a phone call with an alumna who was in the same position only a few years earlier. “Grace reached out to me a couple months ago when she was deciding between a co...
Harnessing the power of the ring
Neely Metz, Features Editor
May 18, 2017
Filed under Features
As seniors near the end of their high school careers and begin their trek to college, starting a network of connections within the alumnae community can prove invaluable to a student’s academic and career future. “I’ve used the alumnae network as a resource in the past when we had a panel of...
Helping hands
India Theriot, News Editor
May 9, 2017
Filed under Features, Sacred Heart
For seniors who were experiencing difficulty deciding between colleges, reaching out for direct help was as easy as sending a text or having a phone call with an alumna who was in the same position only a few years earlier. “Grace reached out to me a couple months ago when she was deciding between a ...
Sophia Aeby, Senior Reporter
October 10, 2018 • No Comments
WEB EXCLUSIVE The 78th annual National Newspaper Week celebrates newspapers across the nation Oct. 7 -13. This year’s theme slogan is “Journalism matters. NOW more...
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