Cafeteria food is a recurring topic amongst SJHHS students.
Some believe that the food provided is appetizing and promotes wellness. Others believe that the food is high in fat, sodium, and calories,...
It’s finally here. The most anticipated watch since its reveal in October 2014. At the time, it was only a brief revealing discussing the company’s plans to release it in spring of 2015. After several...
San Clemente has a variety of hot spots where high schoolers can hang out with friends.
The North end holds the Krikorian movie theater. It’s a great place to meet up on a Friday night with a group...
Winning his hundredth tournament at the House in Palm Springs in January, freshman tennis player Gavin Spencer (9) is a force to be reckoned with on the court.
He first began playing tennis at the Marbella...
2015 marks the inaugural year of SJHHS students competing in the National Ocean Sciences Bowl.
The National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB) is a science, technology, education, and mathematics (STEM) based...
“From the stadium to the sea” is the slogan for the annual marathon held in Los Angeles, and this year Claire Taylor (11) ran this race for the first time. She shared her experience with The Express.
The...
It’s not common knowledge to every student and some of you may be surprised when you hear that a teacher has tattoos. But hey, teachers are cool too! In fact, a good number of teachers and faculty have...
Willing student and rated equestrian athlete Riley Leivas (10) is dedicated to her sport, in and out of the ring.
Leivas is on the SJHHS equestrian team, but also competes outside of the school shows.
Her...
To graduate high school, students only need to take two years of science, but for students who want to take more than just two years, Anatomy is definitely a class worth looking into.
In Anatomy and...
SJHHS Freshmen Suju Park (9) and Jessica Lee (9) inspire a new and anonymous way for depressed, stressed, and tortured teens to express themselves without judgment or exposure.
Lee and Park are focused...
Stressed to depressed. A common transition in today’s society, especially in teenagers.
With the high expectations of today’s society, teenagers are left with a sense of fear for the future and...
It is raining, cold, and pumping in San Diego. Kolton Sullivan, a seventeen year old surfer at San Juan Hills is paddling back out towards me. Taking a break from competitions, he opts to free surf in...
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