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[ May 15, 2020 ] The California State University system moves primarily online for fall 2020 News
[ May 15, 2020 ] US Postal Service fears bankruptcy News
[ May 8, 2020 ] Creative Writing: “The Wind Grew Leaves” Arts/Entertainment
[ May 4, 2020 ] Orange County flouts state-wide stay-at-home orders News
[ May 2, 2020 ] Latest Biden advertisements criticize Trump’s delayed coronavirus response News
[ May 1, 2020 ] Disney keeps the magic alive by releasing popular recipes Showcase
[ May 1, 2020 ] Vice President Pence visits the Mayo Clinic without a mask News
[ April 30, 2020 ] Orange County beaches overcrowded amidst coronavirus pandemic Student Life
[ April 29, 2020 ] Southern California coasts glow with an electric blue phenomenon Student Life
[ April 21, 2020 ] Coronavirus takes spring athletes’ seasons away, leaving many devastated Sports

News

The California State University system moves primarily online for fall 2020

By: Sophia Burick | Editor in Chief May 15, 2020 The COVID-19 has brought about many changes in the lives of students across the world over the last few months. Starting in mid-March, students were [...]
News

US Postal Service fears bankruptcy

By: Abigail Calandra| Head Editor May 15, 2020 The United States Postal Service was established in 1775 by the Second Continental Congress, and laid the groundwork for our current mail system. Today, in the wake [...]
Arts/Entertainment

Creative Writing: “The Wind Grew Leaves”

By: Jack Sorenson | Head Editor Melbourne was a medically certified giant; doctors told him he would grow until he died. When his mother heard this, she decided to leave the convent where she had [...]
Showcase

Disney keeps the magic alive by releasing popular recipes

By: Makena Viera | Writer May 1, 2020 Planned on taking a trip to Disneyland just to have it get canceled? Although both Disneyland and Disney World have closed their parks during this unfortunate coronavirus [...]
News

Vice President Pence visits the Mayo Clinic without a mask

By: Abigail Calandra| Head Editor May 1, 2020 On Tuesday, April 28, Vice President Mike Pence visited the Mayo Clinic without a face mask, despite clinic policy since April 13. The clinic, in a Twitter [...]
Columns & Opinion

Finding meaning in a locked-down world: Give existentialism a chance

By: Sophia Burick | Editor in Chief April 20, 2020 What do you think about when you hear the phrase “existential crisis”? Sadness? Lack of fulfillment? A middle-aged man with a few too many cars? [...]
Showcase

Five funny things people are doing while quarantined

By: Abigail Calandra| Head Editor April 17, 2020 As redundant as the word “unprecedented” sounds right now, these are truly unprecedented times. Sitting at home watching Netflix is easy for everyone and most people enjoy [...]

The California State University system moves primarily online for fall 2020

By: Sophia Burick | Editor in Chief May 15, 2020 The COVID-19 has brought about many changes in the lives of students across the world over the last few months. Starting in mid-March, students were [...]
US Postal Service fears bankruptcy
Orange County flouts state-wide stay-at-home orders

Disney keeps the magic alive by releasing popular recipes

By: Makena Viera | Writer May 1, 2020 Planned on taking a trip to Disneyland just to have it get canceled? Although both Disneyland and Disney World have closed their parks during this unfortunate coronavirus [...]
Orange County beaches overcrowded amidst coronavirus pandemic
Southern California coasts glow with an electric blue phenomenon

Coronavirus takes spring athletes’ seasons away, leaving many devastated

By: JP Hefft | Sports Editor April 17, 2020 While we are still very much in the heat of the Coronavirus pandemic, the student athletes of San Clemente High School just had another aspect of [...]
Girls Soccer: Tears shed as season comes to an end
SCHS surf team takes home first place at state championships

Finding meaning in a locked-down world: Give existentialism a chance

By: Sophia Burick | Editor in Chief April 20, 2020 What do you think about when you hear the phrase “existential crisis”? Sadness? Lack of fulfillment? A middle-aged man with a few too many cars? [...]
The case against Joe Biden’s bid for the presidency
A time of crisis further emphasizes the personal responsibilities of the individual

Creative Writing: “The Wind Grew Leaves”

By: Jack Sorenson | Head Editor Melbourne was a medically certified giant; doctors told him he would grow until he died. When his mother heard this, she decided to leave the convent where she had [...]
San Clemente’s Area Concert brings together student musicians throughout the city
Disneyland raises ticket prices, breaking $200-a-day