Spill the tea
Olivia Mohun, City Life Editor
January 15, 2018
Filed under A & E
Throughout time, tea has been a common staple in society, drawing connections between divergent cultures across the globe. A hotbed for coffeehouses and juice bars, San Francisco also offers dozens of local hubs for tea fanatics to satisfy their cravings. Located in the heart of Golden Gate Park bes...
Hyped up
Laura Mogannam, Senior Reporter
November 30, 2017
Filed under Sports & Fitness
With long school hours and late night study sessions, caffeine is a crucial part of many students’ diets. Coffee and tea can both provide a solution to that daily fix, along with providing other health benefits. “Coffee will more than likely have more caffeine than tea,” herbalist Alex Trevis...
Teatime tradition acts as tribute to the graduating class
Julia-Rose Kibben, Design Editor
May 17, 2016
Filed under Breaking News, News
Illuminated by light pouring in from the Belvedere windows overlooking San Francisco Bay, the Senior Class stood in a semi-circle, clad in white dresses, holding bouquets of pink and white roses in one hand and shaking guests’ hands with the other. Faculty and students, along with invited parents and ...
Mostly organic boba tea shop perfects sweetened tea
Julia-Rose Kibben, Design Editor
November 5, 2015
Locals and visitors alike line up out the door and down the block outside of the self-proclaimed tea bar with the “highest quality boba in San Francisco,” drawing customers off the Mission’s populous Valencia Street. Patient patrons enter into a minimalist white-on-wooden motif tea bar to try Bob...
Senior Tea kicks off commencement season
May 1, 2014
Filed under Breaking News, News
Faculty, staff, parents and friends made their way down the receiving line of 37 seniors, shaking gloved hands during Senior Tea this afternoon. The long-standing tradition kicks off graduation season that culminates on June 7 with Commencement. “I like it because it’s such an old tradition,” Fiona Gia...
Convent alumna owns and runs local tea room Crown & Crumpet
October 12, 2011
Filed under Breaking News
Rebecca Lee Editor-in-Chief Amy Denebeim Dean (’81) owns and manages Crown & Crumpet, a “room with tea and wit” with husband Christopher Dean. Denebeim Dean attended university in Switzerland and later worked as the Creative Services Manager for the U.K. Ralph Lauren stores and a prop buyer...
Tearoom brings charm to 21st century
December 16, 2009
Filed under Features
Anjali Shrestha Feature Editor The soft murmur of ladies chatting paired with the clink of porcelain lend to the homey atmosphere of Lovejoy’s Tea Room in Noe Valley. Lovejoy’s, founded by an English couple 14 years ago, is a quintessential San Francisco restaurant with its rando...
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Olivia Mohun is a third-year staff member and Features Editor for The Broadview. While not writing in the Pub Lab, Olivia can be found out on the San Francisco Bay with her sailing team or leading Mod...
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