The student-run publication of Stuart Hall High School

The Roundtable

The student-run publication of Stuart Hall High School

The Roundtable

The student-run publication of Stuart Hall High School

The Roundtable

Meet the Staff

Julian is a reporter for the Roundtable, who enjoys writing about sports. Outside of school, he spends his time

Henry Murray
Henry Murray
Sports Editor
Henry Murray is the sports editor for The Roundtable and has been writing for the publication
Sartaj Rajpal
Sartaj Rajpal
Editor-in-Chief
Senior Sartaj Rajpal is the editor-in-chief of The Roundtable. He has been with the publication
The Crisis in San Francisco
The Crisis in San Francisco
By Ethan Yap, Reporter • April 11, 2024

Homelessness is a rampant problem in San Francisco. San Francisco now has a reputation of being a dirty city that is filled with homeless people. According...

Chinese Immersion Trip to Chengdu
Chinese Immersion Trip to Chengdu
By Christopher Chow, Reporter • April 9, 2024

On November 19th, ten Convent & Stuart Hall students studying Mandarin embarked on an unforgettable journey to Chengdu, China, opening their minds...

Berlin and Copenhagen urban exploration
By Giuseppe Scala and Ronan LiaoDecember 29, 2023

At the beginning of August this summer, 19 Convent and Stuart Hall seniors embarked on a journey to Copenhagen and Berlin. This school-facilitated...

Keeping up with CAS
By Ayden Arcillas, Chief of Staff • December 29, 2023

For many seniors this year, their projects are already on the move! Specifically for one stu- dent, Sebastian Horton-Vega (‘24), his project, “DiveIn”,...

Welcome Freshmen
By Sabastian Horten-Vega, Editor • December 29, 2023

As we begin the new school year, I’ve decided to reflect on the years prior, hopefully giving insight to the Freshmen that have just started high school....

Flying the Colors at Open House

by Austin Woo ’15

On Wednesday night, Stuart Hall had their first open house. Mr.Buckley’s freshmen class, Period A, had history class from 7:15-8:15. Many of the freshmen enjoyed the night time class, not to mention that it was a more interesting class than the norm. “Class was really cool,” said Allie Jake Rosen.

Night School at the Open House | Photo by Austin Woo '15
Night School at the Open House | Photo by Peter Melling '12

Mr.Buckley’s Period A played a strategy game involving Chinese history.  Teams would play as actual historical figures trying to conquer each other, also trying to acquire cowry shells (an ancient form of money), militia, and materials in the process. Teams could also create treaties or trade with other feudal warlords for more materials. The class was so interesting that a couple of visiting 8th graders, form different schools, chose to stay in Period A for the entire class. “I like how you changed Chinese history into a RPG game,” said one of the visiting 8th graders to Mr. Buckley. Overall the game brought the class together and made them think competitively “I think the Quanrong (a group of nomads) are going to be the richest in the game,” said Dunham McBride. When class ended on 8:15, the game had not been finished. The departing freshmen left class with excitement and eagerness to continue the game next period.