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Seniors prepare to commit to colleges
By Ansh Ghayalod & Nik Chupkin
March 26, 2021
While seniors are receiving college decision letters and selecting the school they will attend in the fall, college counselors are helping them navigate stress while they plan for their futures and consider their available options. “The power actually goes back to the students because you only get to go to one school,”...
Athletes return to sports as new season begins
By Julian Sevillano, Reporter
March 26, 2021
As Season 2 sports begin, many athletes have been reflecting on their year off and say they are excited to play as a team again. “In the thick of quarantine, I became lazy and lost lots of motivation,” senior Cole Matthes, who is on the track team, said. “Being able to get outside, workout, and see your friends can really...
Athletics program resumes in accordance with health protocols
By Julian Sevillano, Reporter
February 25, 2021
Following an official vote by BCL-West on Feb. 2 to begin the 2021 sports seasons, Convent & Stuart Hall has resumed its athletics program with modifications to comply with COVID-19 health and safety protocols. “I feel super grateful to have the chance of playing sports again for Stuart Hall,” senior D’Angelo Flores,...
On-campus testing helped prevent outbreak at school
By Owen Akel, Web Editor
February 22, 2021
A number of juniors quarantined beginning the week of Jan. 25 as a result of a classmate testing positive for the coronavirus....
State vaccinates essential workers, elderly
By Sartaj Rajpal, Editor-in-Chief
February 22, 2021
Healthcare facilities are inoculating essential workers, the elderly and at-risk citizens as a part of Phase 1 of California’s...
Biden reveals policy priorities for term
By Will Burns, Senior Reporter
February 22, 2021
During his first month in office, President Joe Biden has been working to reverse many Trump-era policies while unveiling his priorities for the future. “I am optimistic about the next four years,” junior AP Pang said. “I am hopeful for positive environmental practices and a confident path out of the coronavirus.” While...
Senior athlete trains for Olympics
By Sartaj Rajpal, Senior Reporter
May 21, 2020
Regardless of whether or not he has access to a rink, U.S. men’s figure skater Dinh Tran is continuing to train in hopes of...
Club expands to virtual platforms
By Will Burns, Reporter
May 21, 2020
Morning meals between friends and fundraisers featuring breakfast items have evolved into media posts with cooking during sheltering...
By Sartaj Rajpal and Nik Chupkin
December 12, 2019
Junior Shun Kodaira-Lopez plays the drumset for the San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra, but started his journey in music when...
By Henry Murray, Sports Editor
October 27, 2020
A group of seniors took it upon themselves to resurrect Surf Club two years after it first appeared in the official club listings,...
Pandemic changes college recruitment for current, possibly future years
By Will Burns, Senior Reporter
September 24, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced a variety of new factors that will affect the recruitment of high school athletes, causing...
Athletes boycott games in protest
By Anshsing Ghayalod, Reporter
September 24, 2020
The shooting of James Blake in Wisconsin brought more attention to the Black Lives Matter movement, drawing outrage from professional sports teams. “Athletes in our country are celebrities,” junior Jesse Steyer said, “so when they choose to boycott, it makes people realize how serious they are about the issue.” The...
‘Avengers: Infinity War’ delivers
By Anson Gordon-Creed, Senior Reporter
May 11, 2018
The release of “Avengers: Infinity War” marks the 19th film in the Marvel Cinematic and Television Universe (MCU) with movies from “Iron Man” to “Black Panther” has been building to this point. The film delivers. The MCU has slowly been introducing the six super-powerful Infinity Stones since “Captain America,”...
By Gabe O'Brien, Reporter
November 7, 2017
“I was working for the CIA, the DEA and Pablo Escobar.” So says Barry Seal, an airline pilot turned international smuggler,...
By Owen Fahy, Editor-in-Chief
April 24, 2017
Sitting on the yellow First Student bus that shuttles Convent & Stuart Hall students between campuses, Jaden Newman looked...
Henry’s Huddle: Professional athletes must be aware of the repercussions of their language
March 26, 2021
Miami Heat’s Power Forward Meyers Leonard used a derogatory antisemitic slur while live-streaming a video game on the popular platform known as Twitch in early March. The NBA fined Leonard $50,000,...
Sartaj’s Stance: Speaking out against hate crimes is everyone’s responsibility
March 26, 2021
A Caucasian man shot and killed eight people in Atlanta on March 16, and six of the victims were of Asian descent. Instead of condemning the shooting, which was clearly racially motivated, Capt. Jay Baker,...
Henry’s Huddle: High school athletes deserve their sports seasons
February 25, 2021
Average citizens have not been able to attend local gyms for months while NBA players play indoors and do not socially distance, revealing a double standard for health and safety expectations regarding...