Written by Daniel G. ‘27 The United States Armed Forces is the strongest military in the world. It stands to protect the people, the nation, and to preserve the peace and security of the country. Being the strongest military in the world, there has to be a lot of moving…

Written by Miranda M. ‘24 Almost half of all teenagers in the U.S. experience symptoms of depression, and a quarter of American teens seriously consider committing suicide (CDC 2021). Teen mental health in the U.S. is in a state of crisis and many experts have concluded that social media is…

Written by Emmanuel A. ‘27 Every year SJND hosts an Alumni game giving the current varsity team a chance to face past players from SJND that had graduated previous years. Reuniting former teammates and friends on the field for a day can give them a chance to catch up and…

Written by Jayla A. ‘27 Last week the girls basketball team had an overnight tournament in Antioch, CA. The tournament was at Cornerstone Christian High School and was three days in total. The girls left Friday afternoon during the school day and spent a few hours getting there. Of course…

Written by Annasophia P. ‘27 On November 14th, the SJND high school girls varsity soccer team had their first game. They went up against Tennyson High School. Tennyson High School is located in Hayward. It was an immensely important game for the team. This was the start to a new…

Written by Rex E. ‘25 Director: Koichi Sakamoto Starring: Shota Minami, Koji Moritsugu, Jiro Dan, Mamuro Miyano Summary: When the Evil Ultraman Belial breaks out of his prison and freezes the planet of the superhero race known as the Ultras, a small team of the remaining Ultras, Ultraman, Ultraseven, Mebius, eventually…

Written by Mason M. ’27 and Savannah G. ‘27 Mason’s article: FASO is the Filipino American Student Organization, aclub that represents Filipino pride and culture within SJND. Last Thursday on November 9th, FASO held a Filipino Heritage assembly that took place in the quad during flex. All freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors…

Written by Elan A. ‘27 The girls first basketball scrimmage was November 14th at 6:00 PM. The girls scrimmaged against Holy Names High School. SJND won against Holy names 43–30. Due to their game being a scrimmage, they played six 5 minute games instead of quarter, so there was no…

Written by Anne O. ’25. In celebration of Filipino communities everywhere! Imagine: it’s October 18, 1587. The Spanish galleon Nuestra Senora de Esperanza lands at what is now Morro Bay, California. And in 400 years, 4.4 million people will celebrate that day. Filipino American History Month celebrates the first recorded…