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The story of San Juan as told by its students

The Express

The story of San Juan as told by its students

The Express

The story of San Juan as told by its students

The Express

Most of Gen Z would agree that commitment is scarce in most relationships. For this reason, Snapchat has become a hot spot for online dating.

Left on “Opened“: Snapchat Dating Culture

Domenica Peloso, Opinion Editor March 2, 2024

From “could I get your number?” to “what’s your Snap?,” Gen Z is changing the dating scene one picture at a time.  Snapchat, first introduced in 2011, gained popularity for being an app where...

Due to the increase in gun violence, Biden renews his call for gun legislation. The deadly shooting at the Kansas City parade is now the 48th mass shooting to happen this year.

Biden Urges Action on Gun Legislation: Enough is Enough

Sydney Hogancamp, Feature Editor February 17, 2024

It doesn't matter if you're pro-gun or anti-gun. Why you need them or why you don't. There's one thing we all need to agree on: innocent lives continue to be lost because guns keep falling into the wrong...

Rowan Noonan (11) takes a look into the historical novel A Tale of Two Cities. This book is read by students in Honors English II.

Understanding the Classics of California’s English Curriculum

Mylan West, Staff Writer February 9, 2024

Students pave their academic journeys through the classes they choose to enroll in. The English classes they take are impactful on their educational growth, and the main contributor to that growth is the...

Love bombing is a manipulation concept that can be used in any form of a relationship. If you or someone you know experience the dangers of love bombing, call 1.800.799.7233, TTY 1.800.787.3224, or chat National Domestic Violence Hotline at www.thehotline.org.

Love Bombing: Affection Becomes Manipulation

Caoimhin Grothe-Brinton, Staff Writer February 9, 2024

Love bombing is a form of emotional abuse that has become widely recognized on social media. It is an explosive conduct that seems endearing at first but is ultimately manipulation.  The lovebomb phenomenon...

A common phenomenon in today’s technology-dominated society is mass consumerism as a result of influencing. However, oftentimes the fate of these unnecessary purchases is a trip to the landfill. For this reason, before aimlessly purchasing something, one should ask themselves, “do I need this?”

De-Influencing: Not Buying is Trending

Celeste Cariker, Co Editor-in-Chief February 9, 2024

With the natural technological know-how that other generations lack, social media-savvy Generation Z has brought about an entirely new industry: online influencing. Web media production originally appealed...

Class of 2023 seniors enter the Badlands on graduation day, many clad in white robes. While students are no longer segregated by their robe colors at the ceremony, the tradition persists until CUSD can decide on a time when they might be phased out.

Down With The Gown? No Way!

Jason Alvord, Staff Writer January 28, 2024

After 13 years of hard work students prepare to celebrate their achievements with family and friends at graduation. Depending on academic achievement while in highschool, students wear one of two colors...

Students from the class of 2023 enter the Badlands for graduation.

White Robes vs. Blue Robes: An Incomplete Representation

Rowan Noonan, Staff Writer January 28, 2024

For many years at SJHHS there have been two different graduation robes, a blue one and a white one. Over the course of high school students that average a weighted 4.0 GPA or higher receive a white robe...

Each AP course offered at San Juan Hills High School and their AP exam pass rate. As per college board, the following data depicts the national average pass rate of 2021.

AP Classes: The Time to Choose is Now

Vanessa Ortiz, Staff Writer January 26, 2024

Selecting classes is one of the most stressful parts of the second semester. While most students naturally wish to take classes they will find enjoyable, they mustn't overlook the classes that will give...

Abhor Child Labor

December 19, 2023

Many Americans live unaware of how deeply child labor institutions are rooted in our economy because child labor laws in the United States give the illusion that it isn’t an issue. Yet, many U.S. companies...

What in the World is Going on With Middle Schoolers?

What in the World is Going on With Middle Schoolers?

Claire Stafford, Co Editor-In-Cheif December 15, 2023

In the three years between elementary and high school, students go through an almost unexplainable change. Innocent students become feral delinquents for that brief period of time, and then return to their...

Illustration by Leanne Corral

Failed Bipartisanship Kills People

December 15, 2023

There have been more mass shootings than days in 2023. Yet, no effective legislative action has been taken against gun violence. Just this year alone, there have been at least 565 mass shootings in...

New Speaker of the House Violates American Values

Celeste Cariker, Co Editor-in-Chief December 6, 2023

Former Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy, was recently ousted from his position after his bipartisan budget actions disappointed Republicans. The House was sent into a 21-day voting frenzy in an effort...

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