New Year’s revolution
Mason Cooney, Features Editor
February 8, 2018
As the New Year’s buzz dies down, most resolutions get pushed aside and forgotten by early February, yet setting goals can still be a year-round technique for self-improvement. “A change in routine is good — to say ‘Yes, my life is moving on, I’m doing something new,’” junior Poppy Co...
Mandarin classes immerse in Chinese culture
Halie Kim, Reporter
February 8, 2016
The Mandarin classes’ celebrations of “Xin Nian,” or Chinese New Year, will extend over the week as they engage in Chinese culture. The whole Chinese program, except the AP class, will take a field trip to Chinatown, where they will eat a traditional Chinese lunch and study the architecture in Ol...
Lesser-known Lunar New Year celebrations commence
Halie Kim, Reporter
February 4, 2016
Most Americans return to work or school just days after Jan. 1, but for Asian cultures following the Lunar Calendar, New Year’s celebrations have not even begun. “We celebrate the New Year Jan. 1, but Lunar New Year is when we go all out,” Jane Lee, who teaches Korean language and culture at...
Tabitha Parent, Senior Reporter
April 5, 2020 • No Comments
WEB EXCLUSIVE My addiction to my phone, while equally impressive and terrifying, is not an indicator of how much I actually enjoy technology. If I’m being honest, I don’t...
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Editor-in-Chief
Senior Gray Timberlake is Editor-in-Chief of The Broadview. She has explored her interest in writing not only through The Broadview but also while backpacking through South America where she contributed...
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Sophomore Olivia Rounsaville is a senior reporter for The Broadview. Olivia previous wrote for the CES paper "The Red & White."