Chapel kicks off the year with new music selection
Grace Krumplitsch, Audrey Pinard, and Gabriella Vulakh
September 1, 2018
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WEB EXCLUSIVE Students and teachers gathered in the Chapel Friday morning and joined in song for the first service of the year. Unlike previous years, LIFE Coordinator Bryan Lorentz on guitar and music teacher Grace Renaud on piano introduced contemporary music during Chapel. The new songs, i...
College counselors advise students and parents
Caroline Thompson, Senior Reporter
August 29, 2018
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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...
Muni begins release of new trains
Cece Giarman, Web Editor
March 22, 2018
Filed under News
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has started its largest renovation in over 30 years as it begins to gradually introduce a new fleet of low-maintenance trains to the public. The local community contributed ideas for the new vehicle developments in rider safety including improved brak...
Time out
Cassie Eskicioglu, Senior Reporter
March 22, 2018
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The Junior Class retreat scheduled for Friday will be moved to a yet-to-be-determined date so all students and faculty can attend Stuart Hall High School’s varsity basketball state championship game, but the purpose for the retreat will remain the same — to take a break from school life. “The...
The last straw
Cassie Eskicioglu, Senior Reporter
March 22, 2018
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As waste builds up in America’s landfills, California lawmakers are aiming to help reduce trash levels by lowering the use of plastic straws, specifically in restaurants. Democratic Assemblyman Ian Calderon has proposed a bill prohibiting restaurants from serving customers straws, unless they are specifical...
Opinion: Letting history repeat itself
Asha Khanna & Claire Kosewic, Editors-in-Chief
March 14, 2018
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WEB EXCLUSIVE As thousands of students across the nation left their classes just before 10 a.m. today, several others chose to remain at their desks, saying that walkouts are ineffectual methods of protest which do not generate any tangible change. But the March For Our Lives organization and the stude...
Community celebrates International Women’s Day
March 9, 2018
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WEB EXCLUSIVE Communities across the world celebrated International Women’s Day, a day aimed to highlight the strength, unity and accomplishments of women across the globe. “Being a woman to me means being able to combine a caring and loving spirit with a firm head and a generous heart,” Head...
Students choose classes for next year
Caroline Thompson, Reporter
February 27, 2018
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WEB EXCLUSIVE The courses for the 2018-2019 school year were released in early February, and students were allowed to begin registering for classes on February 15. “It took a long time for me to finalize my course requests, especially when it came to deciding which level I wanted to take of each subject,...
Time to speak up
February 8, 2018
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A seemingly average lesson with a popular San Francisco-area driving instructor turned into an uncomfortable situation for Ellie Miller Hall ’07 when he told her to pull into a rest stop off of the highway to observe traffic patterns. “We got out of the car, went up there, talked about it, and th...
‘Lend me your ears’
Grace Ainslie, News Editor
January 25, 2018
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WEB EXCLUSIVE Room 302 acted as The Globe Theatre this afternoon as nine girls auditioned for The Shakespeare Monologue Competition during lunch. “[The competition] is a way for us to celebrate Shakespeare,” English teacher Julia Arce, who judged the audition, said. “It is also a way for studen...
Lice outbreak addressed
Grace Ainslie, News Editor
January 10, 2018
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WEB EXCLUSIVE A line of students extended into the Center this morning as the girls waited to get their hair checked for lice in Athletic Director Elena De Santis’ office. The school scheduled checks after confirmation of multiple students with active cases of head lice. “I was scratching my...
All hands in
Cece Giarman, Web Editor
December 14, 2017
Filed under Sports & Fitness
Before every regatta, junior Camilla Sigmund joins her rowing team in a pre-race ritual, taking three deep breaths and passing a handshake from one team member to the next along the side of the boat. Rituals, the different actions completed around a meaningful event, not only have practical results o...
Gray Timberlake and Madeline Thiara
September 17, 2018 • No Comments
WEB EXCLUSIVE Convent & Stuart Hall volunteers participated in the joint Global Service Day and Coastal Cleanup on Saturday at Candlestick Park to commemorate the 200th...
French students work on creative writing assignment
September 16, 2018
Art classes brainstorm for final exhibit
September 14, 2018
9/11 terrorists attacks still affect survivors
September 11, 2018
Senior Reporter
Junior Adele Bonomi is a second-year staff member and Senior Reporter. When not writing for the publication, Adele horseback rides and runs track and cross-country.
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Grace Krumplitsch is a first-year Reporter for the Broadview. She is passionate about politics, fashion, dance and current events. While not writing Grace can be found rehearsing for both the fall play...
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Cat Webb-Purkis is a junior and second-year Cartoonist for The Broadview. When she is not drawing, she enjoys working on personal art projects and swims on two teams.