Sophomores learn about colonization
Olivia Rounsaville, Reporter
September 11, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE To end the unit on Early Colonization in the Americas, sophomores in United States History are researching different groups of people in America during colonial times. "I decided to choose the New England colonists because I don't really know a lot about Massachusetts," sophomore Anneli...
History class completes unit on World War II
Tabitha Parent, Reporter
May 7, 2019
WEB EXCLUSIVE Sophomores in Modern World History: Responses to Oppression completed their unit on World War II with a final lecture in class. Students spent the last three weeks studying various topics including World War I, World War II and the Great Depression as part of a unit on genocide...
History class discusses issues in society as philosophers
Amy Phipps, Reporter
December 12, 2018
WEB EXCLUSIVE Sophomore history classes presented skits on philosophers who lived between the 16th and 18th centuries discussing current societal problems last week. Students were required to choose a famous philosopher, research their lives and write a cover letter and resume applying for a job as ...
Celebrating 200 years
Mason Cooney, Copy Editor
September 28, 2018
Six students from Convent & Stuart Hall junior high and high school flew to St. Louis earlier this month to explore the sites of St. Philippine Duchesne’s life and celebrate the bicentennial of Sacred Heart Education in North America. “I really enjoyed learning about Philippine and the history ...
Sophomores give speeches as Cold War figures
Cassie Eskicioglu, Reporter
May 2, 2017
A history class project had sophomores giving speeches as prominent Cold War figures, which modeled the divergent perspectives held by the various countries who were affected by the era's geopolitical tension. The project had multiple components, which included researching a country during the C...
Sophomores present Cultural Imperialism projects
Cece Giarman and Emily Kanellos
October 11, 2016
Sophomores wrapped up their Cultural Imperialism unit today by presenting their completed projects during history class. “We are studying trading between European and Asian countries in the 16th and 17th centuries when Europeans were seeking greater trade with China, Japan and India,” history teacher Michael Stafford said. “The issues we talk about specificall...
Woman to be featured on new 20 dollar bill
Grace Ainslie, Senior Reporter
April 21, 2016
After over 100 years, a woman will appear on American currency. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew announced yesterday that Harriet Tubman, an abolitionist and a former slave, would replace former president Andrew Jackson, a slave owner, on the 20 dollar bill. Other women, including suffragettes such as Susan ...
Sophomores focus on oppression
Kristina Cary, Managing Editor
October 3, 2014
Clad in a Convent-branded burgundy sweater, rose-colored trousers and a zebra-print barrette, Samrawit Beyene stood at the front of the classroom and held up her right hand as she faced the teacher and the crowd in front of her, said “I do” and was sworn in to court during a mock trial. Beyene ...
Equality ≠ Fairness
May 25, 2012
Rebecca Lee Editor-in-Chief A friend recently told me a simple joke, “If you have women’s studies, what do you call men’s studies?” His answer: “History.” I laughed at first but quickly realized the blatant sexism in the joke. After attending an all girls school for 13 ye...
Art educates, enlightens students
June 1, 2010
“Whistler’s Mother” is in San Francisco along with approximately 100 works by some of the first 19th century impressionists including Manet, Monet, Renoir and Sisley. For the first time, these remarkable scenes capturing the beauty, history and philosophy of the human experience stemming from mid-19th...
History sub settles in
February 2, 2010
Sophomore and senior history students are entering the semester with a new face heading their classes. Jenny Roebuck is teaching sophomore world history and senior AP Comparative Government classes for Michael Stafford, who is on family leave to care for his newborn daughter, Caroline Grace Stafford. “I...
Grace Krumplitsch and Paige Retajczyk
January 27, 2020 • No Comments
WEB EXCLUSIVE Many members of the athletic and school community alike joined the rest of the world in mourning the death of NBA superstar Kobe Bryant, who tragically died...
January 24, 2020
Historic neighborhood cinema closes
January 23, 2020
Juniors begin college counseling
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