The Express

Ebola Affects Millions

James Gallaher, News Editor • November 21, 2014

An infection of the mind, not the body, has been threading through the psyche of American citizens. Popular American media and common news outlets project such egregious amounts of coverage on a subject...

Announcements? What Announcements?

Jackie Ruedisueli, A&E Editor • November 21, 2014

Every morning between 10:00 and 10:30, the students of San Juan Hills hear the delivery of the morning announcements, but are they really necessary? Are they really all-inclusive? Students listen to...

Golf: Sport not a Hobby

Karan Bhatia, Business Manager • November 14, 2014

One of the most frequently debated in sports in the recent years has been whether or not golf is a sport. A sport is an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team...

Are you PLANning for your future?

Tori Powers, Staff Writer • November 14, 2014

Throughout campus lately people have been talking about the PLAN test, mainly, complaining about it. Sure, getting up early on a Saturday is kind of a drag, but it’s worth it...right? The PLAN test...

Hellaflush: What It Is and Why It Is Hellabroken

Adam Grossen • November 14, 2014

A new trend has recently struck the motorhead community and the general public itself. In normal applications, the suspension of a vehicle is designed to provide a smooth and comfortable ride and have...

Cutting in Line is not a Travesty

Patrick Conely, Photo Editor • November 7, 2014

One of the biggest issues at SJHHS is the traffic that must be dealt with daily, as there is only one entrance in and out of the school. Cutting in the line on La Pata is an issue that is constantly argued...

Girls Shouldn’t Judge So Harshly

Sarah Salinas, Staff Writer • October 24, 2014

Girls are under attack in society but the aggressor isn’t someone that would typically come to mind. The enemy of girls are often other girls. These attacks are not shown in the physical sense, but...

Freshmen Could Learn H.S. Etiquette if Properly Trained

Lily Grainger, Opinion Editor • October 24, 2014

From the wise words of the senior class t-shirts, “respect your elders”. With the large influx of freshmen that came into our school this year, some of them may need to be put in their place. Freshmen...

The Tardy Regime

Michael Cara, Staff Writer • October 23, 2014

Last year, three students walked into the attendance office. The students were told they were going to receive detentions, so the boys walked out and drove home. Earlier that morning, they were led...

Then and Now

Brandi Ortiz, Fiction Editor • October 23, 2014

‘Follow your dreams,’ yes everyone says it, but what happens when those dreams fail or evolve into something else? It is no surprise that some dreams don’t come true, but that doesn’t always have...

People Start Cutting, They Can Stop

James Gallaher, News Editor • October 20, 2014

Every driver on La Pata is a hair away from the bumper in front of them, in an attempt to thwart potential cutters. This is concerning. If one was to insert themselves in front of someone in a line...

Emergency (Not So) Preparedness

Benjamin Skyler Hill, Staff Writer • October 17, 2014

On Friday, October 10, the students of San Juan Hills High School were herded like cattle to the Badlands as they took part in the first evacuation drill of the year. Throughout the duration of this process,...