In the last couple of weeks, eligible candidates have been working hard to win the votes of fellow students, hoping to take on an ASB leadership role. After a long week of campaigning for ASB positions,...

Recently, a SJHHS student returned home after going missing for ten days. During this time, members of the community came together to search for the student, support her family, and spread the word about...

Teaching is a profession that allows an individual to have a profound impact on many students’ development. From the messages they convey to the type of discipline they practice, a teacher can shape...

What is grief if not love persevering? — Vision Grief is the natural response to loss. It describes the emotional suffering one will endure following a loss. While it can be overwhelming and evoke...

SJHHS has notoriously been labeled as “the dump school” since its opening. Despite pristine facilities, a professional theater, and the state-of-the-art stadium, the BadLands, SJHHS hasn’t been able...

“I’ve been inspired to pursue a higher education in costume design.” “I plan to pursue acting in film and television.” “I plan to go into scenic design for theatre.” Students in...

For weeks, my grandparents had been planning to have their annual family Christmas party at their house in Sacramento. Four families, including my own, were planning to attend.  With the Omicron wave...

The most unrealistic thing in the “High School Musical” movies wasn’t the student body’s spontaneous bursts into song: it was the fact that Troy Bolton got into UC Berkeley without even touching...

Painting is a form of art and expression, but also for many a creative coping mechanism. This is what inspired sophomore Nikita Karande to start her nonprofit organization “Art of Healing,” in hopes...

Wake up. School. 6 hours at the stables. Sleep. Repeat. This is the busy schedule that has consumed the life of junior Rowan Smark for the past three years now. The dedication and hard work however,...