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Knights Baseball Update

April 25, 2013 · Leave a Comment 

Knights now tied for first in league play – Stephen Everest ‘15 For the last couple of years, Stuart Hall has been the power of the BCL West conference, not having lost a league game in almost 3 years. However, after a stunning home loss to rival Marin Academy, the baseball team found themselves in second place, needing a solid win against University to move back into a tie for first. Declan Ebeling '15 at bat | Lori Saltveit On Tuesday, April 16th, the Knights took the field against the Red Devils for the biggest game of the season to date. Senior Ben Carrasco took the mound for the... [Read the full story]

School News

Drama Reaching New Heights

March 19, 2013 · Leave a Comment 

By: James Hernandez ‘15 Singing, Dancing, and Other Stuff Photo Credit | Mrs. Saltvet This year’s performance of the musical play In the Heights was a very delightful one indeed. Staged and performed by the high school students at Stuart Hall and Convent this drama team really set a new standard for musicals at the high school level. The team obviously spent a lot of time practicing to get where they are now. Elijah Tolentino ‘14 who played the part of Sonny said “The play was really fun. People had a blast singing and dancing. It was pretty cool and funny to see how people... [Read the full story]

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Meet our Guests

January 26, 2012 · Leave a Comment 

by Taro Duncan ‘14 Check out Taro Duncan’s video interview with our Taiwanese students!  Read More →

Sports

Knights Baseball Update

April 25, 2013 · Leave a Comment 

Knights now tied for first in league play – Stephen Everest ‘15 For the last couple of years, Stuart Hall has been the power of the BCL West conference, not having lost a league game in almost 3 years. However, after a stunning home loss to rival Marin Academy, the baseball team found themselves in second place, needing a solid win against University to move back into a tie for first. Declan Ebeling '15 at bat | Lori Saltveit On Tuesday, April 16th, the Knights took the field against the Red Devils for the biggest game of the season to date. Senior Ben Carrasco took the mound for the... [Read the full story]

Opinion

What’s For Lunch?

February 27, 2013 · Leave a Comment 

By: Liam Lynch ‘13 Schools Need to Shape Up Their Dining Options healthy lunch packed from home | Anton Kozlov Head into your school cafeteria today, and you can expect to see an alluring array of lunch comestibles waiting for hungry children to scoop them up and devour them. The majority of elementary and high schools across the nation carry the same oh-so-beloved and reliable preset weekly meal plan schedule, from  “Mystery Meat” Mondays all the way to “French Fries” Fridays. You might be wondering, what kinds of foods the youth of America, the nation’s nest egg, are being fed.... [Read the full story]

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Oscar Predictions

Oscar Predictions

February 2, 2012 · Leave a Comment 

By Colin Ryan and Sebastian Sandoval ‘12 the round table reporters Colin Ryan and Sebastian Sandoval duke it out on their Academy Award predictions and opinions. The following article provides a small window into why the following films and actors might win, in the eyes of Colin and Sebastian. Staff Editors Colin Ryan and Sebastian Sandoval prepare to duke it out for movie supremacy | Photo by Taro Duncan '14 Best Picture Colin: My prediction is The Artist is a 2011 French comedy-drama film directed by Michel Hazanavicius, starring Jean Dujardin and Bérénice Bejo. The story takes... [Read the full story]

School News

Drama Reaching New Heights

By: James Hernandez ‘15 Singing, Dancing, and Other Stuff Photo Credit | Mrs. Saltvet This year’s performance of the musical play In the Heights was a very delightful one indeed. Staged and performed by the high school students at Stuart Hall and Convent this drama team really set a new standard...

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What’s For Lunch?

By: Liam Lynch ‘13 Schools Need to Shape Up Their Dining Options healthy lunch packed from home | Anton Kozlov Head into your school cafeteria today, and you can expect to see an alluring array of lunch comestibles waiting for hungry children to scoop them up and devour them. The majority of elementary and high...

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Basketball Season Update

By: Omid Ravanfar ‘16 A Year to Remember Winning, a goal that is on the minds of every athlete throughout the world, from players at a beginners level through pro. This year at Stuart Hall, our basketball teams are determined to work hard to bring home the league trophy and make their school proud. For many of...

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