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Net Neutrality: Anything But Neutral

Net Neutrality: Anything But Neutral

Benjamin Skyler Hill, Staff Writer
March 13, 2015
Students who were involved in Model United Nations received three medals in a competition. Photo by Patrick Conely

Academic Decathlon Wins Big at Competition

Macy Drew, Editor in Chief
March 13, 2015
Photo illustration.

Bomb Threat Forces Lock-down

Olivia Farber, Staff Writer
March 6, 2015
Erin Rickerts 4th period Anatomy class dissected cats throughout the month of February in order to expand their knowledge on the muscle system. Creating an interactive learning environment is one thing that SJHHS does in order to empower the minds of students and provide them with unforgettable educational experiences.

WASC Committee Gives SJHHS Flawless Report

Taylor Rocha, Sports Editor
March 2, 2015
HELPING TO COPE: (From left to right) Jessica Lee (9) and Suju Park (9), have become close friends through the creation of their public journal, Anonymous Teens. The project allows other students at San Juan Hills to publish personal stories about feeling abused and bullied. Readers are able to express their feelings and learn that they are not alone during tough times. Photo by Patrick Conely

Students Plan to Release Anonymous Book

Brandi Ortiz, Fiction Editor
February 27, 2015

More Than Your Average Runner

Andrew Fehlman, Staff Writer
February 27, 2015
American Sniper: A Modern Day Hero

American Sniper: A Modern Day Hero

Kyler Thomas, Staff Writer
February 27, 2015
FOREIGN DANCERS AND DRUMMERS SHARE THEIR CULTURE: African Soul International visited our school on Thursday to share their cultures, dance and music. The performers names were Sista Jewel (founder), Isafa Ddiage (dancer), Solo Soro (drummer), Fiyah (drummer), Anoindfol (acrobat), Kaeka (acrobat). They are from Ivory Coast and throughout the US and their drumming style is called Djembe. This style is used for celebrations.

Diversity Honored at Campus Multicultural Week

Dallas Varner, Clubs Editor
February 20, 2015
SHINE ON: Taylor Lewis (12) lights up the stage during a James Bond-themed dance production at the Winter Formal Pep rally. Photo by Taylor Rocha

007 Winter Pep Rally

February 12, 2015
A Stallion player passes the ball to her teammate as Destiny Rivera (11) supports her teammate.

Girls Soccer Faces Laguna Beach Tonight

Riley Glenn, Sports Editor
February 11, 2015
CHROMEBOOK MORE LIKE CHROME-BORE: Chromebooks fail to capitalize on the excitement they first brought to the school when students first saw carts of chromebooks in their classrooms. The chromebooks did not provide any added experience to the classroom other than providing another platform to finish assignments. Photo by Karan Bhatia

Chromebook Fallout

February 11, 2015
STRESSED AND DEPRESSED: Ian Happy (10) when he’s not so happy with school. With all of his classes piling on him, Happy has nearly had it with the day. Happy is a perfect example of students who face the stress and pressure that school and society can provoke.

Less Stress

Brandi Ortiz, Fiction Editor
February 11, 2015
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