An a-peel-ing last class
Tabitha Parent, Reporter
May 23, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE Sophomores in Modern World History: Responses to Oppression took part in an in-class prank on History teacher Michael Stafford. “I started off pretty confused,” Stafford said. “When I realized what was happening I was able to have a good laugh about it.” The prank was a refer...
Ethics and Morality students craft TED talks
Charlotte Ehrlich, Reporter
May 22, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE Sophomores in Ethics and Morality created five minute TED talks pertaining to ethical issues of their choosing. The talks are based on a month-long discussion on moral issues including euthanasia, abortion and psychological experiments. “The ethics project has taught me how to build and create a persuasive speech through top...
Robotics club members build a dollhouse
Audrey Pinard, Reporter
May 21, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE Two Robotics Club members are constructing a dollhouse in the Herbst House woodworking area for their International Baccalaureate Creativity, Activity and Service Project. “We do not have woodworking classes and have not been offered robotics as a course since our freshman year,”...
Track and field runners break personal, school records
Audrey Pinard, Reporter
May 1, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE Track and field distance runners broke personal and school records during their third BCL West meet at Kezar Stadium in preparation for the Bay Area Conference this Friday. “I love my group of girls who run distance,” junior Isabelle Thiara said. “It is a lot of fun because I tr...
Annual festival celebrates student poetry
Olivia Rounsaville, Reporter
April 29, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE Students read original works and the English department announced winners of the annual poetry competition at the Poetry Festival in the Syufy Theatre on April 30 celebrating National Poetry Month. The all-school winner was freshmen Celeste Roam for Convent High School and freshman ...
Biodegradable signs created, hung for Earth Day
Madeline Thiara, Reporter
April 27, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE Biodegradable signs illustrated with fish stuck in single-use plastic bottles are hanging in front of the Flood Mansion and on the corner of Broadway and Fillmore Streets in celebration of Earth Day. Five thousand signs were distributed throughout San Francisco, Venice Beach, and Sant...
Freshmen plan service project, involve class in volunteering
Madeline Thiara and Olivia Rounsaville
April 12, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE Freshmen gathered in the Columbus Room at Stuart Hall for their Freshmen Signature Service Project. Service Learning Director Ray O’Connor assigned Students in Action members from each grade to lead a coed class service project. SIA members Elise Vulakh, Amelia Abernethy, Mackenna ...
Visiting author gives presentation, participates in discussion
Madeline Thiara, Reporter
April 8, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE Students gathered in Syufy Theatre at the end of the school day to hear author Chris Riley speak about his book “After the Mass-Age.” After the presentation, senior Harris Rutherford and sophomore Audrey Pinard led a discussion with Riley. “Riley is connected to our school thr...
School assembly addresses consent, sexual assault, healthy relationships
Olivia Rounsaville, Reporter
April 5, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE Students organized and performed in a coed assembly centered around consent and healthy relationships. “Consent and healthy relationships are topics that are vital to all of us, but particularly teenagers who are starting out in the world of relationships and exploring their sexuali...
Track and field team competes in meet
Olivia Rounsaville, Reporter
March 12, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE Track and field runners compete against other Bay Area schools at Kezar Stadium in the first league competition of the BCL West track meets. Though it is only her first year, freshman Shana Ong says she has seen a lot of improvement in her times since the beginning of the season. ...
Suicide prevention assembly equips students
Mason Cooney, Copy Editor
March 8, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE A speaker from San Francisco Suicide Prevention informed students in assembly about signs an individual is suicidal and how to respond. “What I wanted students to get out of assembly was to learn ways to help themselves or other people if an emotional crisis situation were to com...
Fencing team practices for upcoming competitions
Audrey Pinard, Reporter
March 8, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE With spring sports beginning last month, Convent & Stuart Hall’s fencing team has been practicing for their competition season. “I love the intellectual and physical aspects of fencing,” coach Greg Shypertt said. “Fencing is such an inspirational sport that celebrates team s...
October 14, 2019 • 1 Comment
WEB EXCLUSIVE A video parody of President Trump violently massacring major media outlets and his political opponents was screened at a conference in Miami held by a pro-Trump...
Power outages prompt preventative measures
October 10, 2019
Students prepare for standardized testing
October 10, 2019
Varsity tennis trains for upcoming match
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Junior Tabitha Parent is a senior reporter for The Broadview. When not writing for the Broadview, Student Council member Tabitha can be found writing poetry or performing in school theater productions.