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Caoimhin Grothe-Brinton

Caoimhin Grothe-Brinton, Staff Writer

Caoimhin Grothe-Brinton is a Sophomore here at San Juan Hills High School. This being her first year with The Express. After school she goes to the Boys and Girls Club and helps with her community. She admires music, art, writing, and television. Caoimhin hopes to pursue a career in screenwriting or music production. She is exhilarated to become a stronger writer and be a part of The Express this year!

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This drawing depicts Lola Bunny, Starfire, Tinkerbell, and Harley Quinn, commonly over-sexualized characters in popular culture. Childrens entertainment characters are often turned into revealing costumes for Halloween, leading kids to support the immoral actions of halloween costume companies.

Sexualization During Halloween is Scarier than Ghouls

Caoimhin Grothe-Brinton, Staff Writer
October 30, 2023
Theater students Viola Whittaker, Sydney Briggs, Liam Herd, Jacob Koclanis, and Luke Dunphy are rehearsing a scene for upcoming musical, Clue, where a chandelier falls and crushes Mr. Green. Just like former and future musicals, Clue was chosen by theater arts instructor Cambria Graff.

Theaters’ Way Of Determining Musicals

Caoimhin Grothe-Brinton, Staff Writer
October 7, 2023
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