The Boarders Who Saved Christmas
Kilian Fung, Staff Writer
February 6, 2019
It is not often that the entire boarding house participates in an activity together. However, when it does, it is an impressive scene of organization combined with chaos. Such was the case on December 17th, when the boarders were entrusted with one task: to collect as much food as possible within a ...
Dashing Visit from Queen Margaret’s School
Kilian Fung, Staff Writer
October 31, 2018
Amidst the constant pressure of midterm marks, the Harker Hall community finally had a good reason to throw their books aside just for one weekend. Because what’s slightly better than a Harvard acceptance letter for them? A weekend with the girls from Queen Margaret’s School. On the 20th...
The Battle of Anvil Island
Kilian Fung, Staff Writer
September 29, 2018
It’s that time of the year again. Just on the first weekend of school, the boarding community got kicked out from the warm, comfy wraps of Harker Hall, right into the cold, dripping weather for their annual trip to the outskirts of Vancouver, Anvil Island. The boys didn’t mind though, what better...
From Farmhouse Attic to Harker Hall: The History of the Boarding Program
Christopher Ma, Section Head, Residential Life
June 8, 2018
There are many things that make St. George’s School unique. The fact it’s an all-boys school, our location, the fact that we clap when someone breaks a plate during lunch are just some examples of the school’s character. One of its most unique aspects is definitely the boarding program. This has...
Race Around Raincouver: Harker Hall Race 2018
Christopher Ma, Section Head, Residential Life
May 30, 2018
Vancouver is popular for many things: beauty, diversity, rain, you name it. However, how hard is it to get from one part of Vancouver to another with challenges along the way? This is a question that the boarding community has asked and thus the Harker Hall Race was born. Every year near the end of April,...
The Secret Life Of Boarders: What happens beyond those walls?
Christopher Ma and Jaden Bains
April 12, 2018
Behind the junior school lies a stone building is known as Harker Hall. Since Harker Hall’s opening at 1993 (boarding house program at 1930), it has changed dramatically in a diverse set of areas, ranging from its traditions to its format. However, what exactly happens behind these walls? Boarder...
From Downtown: Side-line Report on the Battle of Harker Hall 2017
Christopher Ma, Staff Writer
December 13, 2017
There are many rivalries in this world. Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames, Marvel and DC, Naruto and Sasuke, and Mayweather and Mcgregor. However, on Wednesday, December 6th, 2017, all rivalries took a backseat to that between the house parents and students of Harker Hall in their 8th annual Battle of H...
VPN’s at St. George’s
Liam Solomon, Staff Writer
November 14, 2017
At St. George's School there are three different types of websites. Websites that are available for usage at all times, websites that are available for usage only after school hours, and websites that are never available for usage. Although there are restrictions to what we as students can view, is the...
A Night of Luck: Visitors Across From the Straight
Christopher Ma, Staff Writer
October 26, 2017
There are two things illegal in the boarding house. Gambling and girls. However, on Friday, October 20th, for one night, all bets were off when Queen Margret’s School (QMS), an Independent day and boarding school for girls in Victoria came to visit for the weekend. On Friday night, the boarders donn...
Anvil Island: The warmth of community amidst the freezing rain
Christopher Ma, Staff Writer
October 11, 2017
Traditionally, nobody likes being in the rain. However, on this rainy weekend on Anvil Island, the boys didn’t seem to mind. Between Friday the 7th to 10th, our students went to Anvil Island, which is an island off the coast of Lions Bay. The last few years, the weather had been warm and sunny. Howev...
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